She is definitely hitting all of my "problems" with answers & I've been my own self taught nail tech for 15 years now at least! I'm due for a fill later this week & I can't wait to put the new tips & knowledge from her into practice!
I am a home diy nail lover/doer. I taught myself how to do my own hard gel nails by watching hours and hours of You Tube videos. Once I got good at hard gel I dove into poly gel. I did poly gel for about 1.5 years but my end goal was to eventually learn to use acrylic. Thank you so much for sharing your love and knowledge of nails. In April I received my first starter kit from Glam and Glits and started my acrylic journey. My first set took me 6 hours but you know what I had a blast and the end result was beautiful. I used forms instead of tips and I'm so glad I did! It wasn't perfect but I was overjoyed at what I had accomplished. I have now done 2 fills and I get better each time. I love your creativity and the way you share your passion with the world. I know it's just nails but for this single mom of 2 little boys it has given me so much joy and confidence. I get compliments on my nails all the time and it warms my heart when my boys tell people that their mom does her own nails and they love to help me pick out my next design or color!
I went to school to become a nailtech 10 years ago, never ended up working as one, but at the time I did all those mistakes you just talked about in this video. Im thinking about if I should try it again. I haven't tried it since then.I live alone now, so I have nobody that can complain about the smell of monomer, wich I btw love. A nailtech thing? Haha, ty for the video, you teach and inspire! Oh btw, Id love to buy your brushes but I live in Sweden so I think shipping would be too expensive for me sadly. Hugs!
I think shipping to Australia was about $20USD when I brought her file and brush kit. I imagine the shipping would be a similar price or maybe even a bit less to Sweden.
@@ellipirelli4007 Suzie lavede endda en video med Celina Rydén, en svensk youtube nail artist! Jeg interesserer mig overhovedet ikke for kunst-negle, men jeg synes at Suzie er super sød underholdende! ❤
Absolutely love your videos, I haven't trained at college but have self taught myself and your videos are exactly how I have taught myself. Polygel is definitely easier in achieving beautiful nails but am still trying to crack working with acrylic. Thank you again, your videos are so informing not too overwhelming but also really calming xxx
Same here! I haven't used acrylic since school (almost 15 years ago), and just couldn't get the hang of it then either lol... BUT I just grabbed some and am gonna try again. I love using polygel!
ok so i just need to say that i absolutely love her for sharing her knowledge. you can tell she legit loves nails. i know so many professionals in so many different careers who refuse to share their craft and knowledge out of fear of being outshined or becoming obsolete. the fact that she is teaching pros and those of us who do nails at home for fun is so refreshing. i wish more people were like her. it shows how confident she is in her knowledge skill and profession. keep it up!! i love everything about this channel lol
I just want to say thank you, Susie! I love doing nails, but I can't afford to go to cosmetology school. So your videos, teaching things that I would learn in cosmetology school is the only way I can learn. So thank you for sharing your knowledge, for free, here for people like me, who are very passionate about this, but I'm a single mom and there's no assistance programs where I live so I currently have no chance of going through school. So I can't do it professionally, but I can still do it as a hobby, and thanks to you, I can do it well!!
You should look into apprenticing a lot cheaper then school and you get hands on learning. Nothing wrong with school i went to school but there is also nothing wrong with apprenticeship.
I could totally take a class from you on almost anything! You seem like you really love what you’re doing and you have this “everybody’s grandma” type of feel..
I was doing my nails through trial and error, no research at all and the universe brought your channel my way. I’ve learned so much! I’m working with poly gel rn, because you said it’s be good for beginners, whereas I jumped into acrylic with no insight(besides watching them do my nails in the salon)! You’re so informative, I love it!
Your so right about the use of acetone Suzie, it can be really confusing to new techs as most schools for nail training teach not to use any acetone on brushes, I’ve used acetone to clean my brushes I use for acrylic nails for 25yrs with no issues at all I’ve actually got brushes I bought from the school I was trained with that are 25yrs old they look better than the new brushes I’ve bought in the last few years, I’m so glad your showing the proof that a little acetone soak works I believe it’s the best way to clean the brush, thank you for sharing this video Suzie your a amazing very skilled nail tech, always a pleasure visiting your channel👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🥰🥰🥰
Lol, she sure does. Btw, I just tried polygel for the first time and gurrll... I snatched them off so quick! 🤣🤣🤣 But I'm not going to give up! I just had to let you know that you are not alone. Stay blessed and safe.😁🙏
@@joysmith05js i ordered little curing flashlights from Amazon. It seems like it would be simple to get 2 fingers in whats provided, but I had a hard time. I hold the little light in my mouth to flash cure. 3 for 10$
Susie I just love your videos and I think you are an absolute sweetheart I started watching your channel little over two years ago I am now 67 years old I just do my own nails but you are the one that really got me started to wanting to do my own nails and retired and I love getting my nails done so I have been doing my nails for a couple years and I still have problems with the acrylic especially with the brush so now after watching this I am going to try my acrylic again and see if I can actually keep my brush from looking like garbage thank you honey
I really like how you are ebing genuinely supportive with the liquid to powder ratio, very positive!!! I personally ( especially with long long nails) do a dryer bead to build the apex and a slightly too wet bead to glaze over and finalize the shape and then perfect beads for any divets
Suzie your videos are top i am learning every time more of the acrilic and the brushes to clean it, i have begin to do my own nails at home and it begin to look stunning every day, thank you for the great teachings
I’ve been doing that method of just letting the brush sit in the acrylic and it does work best than dragging it or tapping the powder to pick up the bead it actually gives you a more uniform bead
After you cleaned the brush with acetone apply a bit oil (hair oil only) in the brush hair - leave it in for 1-2 days and then wash the oil out with acrylic liquid. Warm regards from Germany
Wow. My nails just recently started lifting out of no where and I couldn’t figure out why, then I realized I might be applying too much primer. I would re-dip it 2 or 3 times...
I used to watch Suzie's videos years ago when I first started doing nails (5 years ago when I started college as an Esthetician). Gel was fine but after a while of trying acrylic on me I gave up completely and now I feel like starting again and this video is literally a life saver for me because I used to do all these mistakes. I watched other videos but couldn't find any answers to these problems and I knew Suzie wouldn't let me down. Wasn't wrong!! Thank you Suzie!!
You’re good! I never feel that I haven’t gotten anything from your videos. You educate me still and I’ve been at it 30 years also. For the beginner I would have to say that watching your channel is a MUST. If you can’t get to classes then you should be receiving your information from the best educators in the business. Thanks again Suzie . ❤️🇦🇺
Thank you so much for posting this video! I didn’t know I was using too much primer, and also didn’t know that I wasn’t supposed to add monomer to the bead once it was on the nail! This helps so very much! Your videos are fantastic. Thank you!
Thank you suzie for sharing this you are so awesome I love how much information you give us all the time it is wonderful to see a nail tech teach on her channel. A lot of the time techs dont want to help or share and you my friend are totally different so thank you again!! 💗🎀💗💅
I'm 30 come October and I've been doing my own nails since I was 13 and they have always had lifting and they've popped off etc.... But only after watching almost all your videos have I actually gotten REALLY good at it. I just want to say thank you for all your help and advice I'm going to go to school for my license next year and all of this is going to help me get it and be able to be really good at what I love doing thank you so so so much 💜💜💜
Thank you for all your videos. I'm not a nail tech nor did I go to school for it, I just find your videos to be calming for me. I have PTSD which causes high anxiety on a daily basis and all I have to do is watch one of your videos and I'm a bit calmer. I'm not sure if it's me concentrating on what you're doing or maybe your voice lol. Anyways, thank you!
I know all about these things from watching your videos over and over again. I’m self taught as well. I watch only your videos and you have been a BIG INSPIRATION to me. Thank you for showing us all how a good nail tech should be ❤️
I wondered about the dried acrylic in the bristles. I was told not to soak or use acetone on the bristles and I have ruined brushes based on that information. Thank you for giving this information. This will save me brushes now.
I love how you take your time to teach Us everything we need to know in Acrylic nails...You such a Sweetheart&A Phenomenal Mum ,Am a Beginner so just have to sit,relax & learn more from you,I Love you very much Mommy,tnkx
Ms Susie is right! I clean my brushes with acetone and condition with monomer afterwards and my brushes are just fine. I only do it when I have a dry clump of acrylic stuck in the brush.
I absolutely love love love this channel. I'm a self taught nail tech and suzie is one of my online mentors 🤭 Without her I wouldn't have acquired all the knowledge I have today❤
You have the most soothing voice! I'm sitting here this morning on my 4th video, I decided during lockdown (I'm in the UK) that I would finally get my nail tech qualification and I have been binge watching your videos in conjunction with all of my course materials, everything has been so helpful!❤️ I have been mesmerised with some of your creations!😍
Suzie!!! Thank you so very much🤗 I've been teaching myself acrylic application for several months and doing surprisingly well. But, I must say these tips are incredibly helpful. I'd only add one thing from my complete novice perspective, wiping the brush in a clean area each time. Love your channel and I LYL! Keep the education and inspiration coming, doll 💕
Very helpful for me, I’ve been struggling with ratio (working too wet and I’m terrified to give myself one of the reactions you hear about) and double dipping in the monomer. Thanks for the video! XO ❤️
Suzie is always on time. I was about to throw out a brush. I had gotten distracted mid set practicing by my God daughter's awesomeness lol. And totally forgot the brush for like a day. Now I know how to recon it. Thanks suzie
When I first started doing nails I bought a little cheapie brush from Amazon and I remember you saying to clean the brush this way but always condition with monomer afterward. Years later that l’il cheapie brush is still kicking and in my collection. Acetone is fine! Thanks Suzie!
Good tuitorial, I like the way you explain the whole thing in details, I was very keen especially the acetone part, where we were told it's wrong to soak your brush in acetone because it will tear away the bristles, thank you for sharing this tip....
Wow I love all these tips you have! Iv been too afraid to try acrylic again because of these issues but you just made me want to try again! Thank you! I'm definately subscribing!!
This was extremely helpful. Thank you! I would love to take your classes 😍 also, I absolutely adore the beautiful setting you’ve created in your studio 💖💖💖
Dear Suzie, thank you for the tips wish I was in your class. I just left the military and joined a class. When I tried to clean my brush just for a minute in acetone my acrylic teacher called me a stupid dumb b@#th and told me to leave the room. That was day 2 of class. I appreciate your help immensely.
Thanks for these tips!!! I didn't know about not adding monomer after you've picked up your initial bead and I like your method of not dragging your brush through the powder to pick up a bead. I've given your picking up a bead method a go and have seen consistent improvement in my beads (I'm new to all this but really want to learn to do it right) .
Aha! I was wondering why I was having lifting problems even though I thought I was prepping the nail perfectly. It's because of puting too much primer on! I also didn't know you're not supposed to dip your brush back into the monomer after you apply the bead onto the nail. It does seem like it helps, but apparently it doesn't lol. Thank you so much Suzie!! That helps sooooo much!! Stay safe you guy's! ♥️
I have a special cup for cleaning art paint brushes. It has clips around the rim that holds brushes. It also has ridges inside the cup that helps clean the bristles. I bought it on Amazon. An acrylic brush and an art paint brush are close to the same size.
I frown upon double dipping. Definitely adding monomer to that list! Have been working with dip powders for a bit and have done a little with polygel. Thanks to you, Suzie, I'm gaining enough instruction to feel comfortable with trying acrylic again. (Bought a cheap kit WAY back in the early 80's. Epic fail.) I'll be purchasing your merchandise soon!
This is great information I must admit this is a problem I’m having with my brush that was gifted me as I was using a cheap thing and really struggling with then when a very kind lady from UA-cam sent me one of her old ones she had been using because me not being able to afford a normal one I want to keep it good as if loose that I’ll be back to square one again so if this lady sees this thanks very much for your loving generosity will never forget your helping me and thank u to suzie for your great information helping 🥰🥰🥰🥰💅🏻💅🏻💅🏻🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️
I still don't dare to try acrylics eventhough I've been loving the look of some acrylic sets ^^" Thank you so much for making videos like these, they really give me some confidence to actually dare to try it out myself :3
I’ve recently started trying to do my own acrylic nails, I have run into the problem of too much monomer. I love watching your videos! I’m going to try these tips!
I'm having fun making mistakes. The biggest one yet, I just remembered I haven't done. Primer, I didn't get any and 3 of my nails have just popped off. I'm assuming this is why. Great video and great advice too. Thank you Suzie
She’s got the most amazing voice... love listening to her
That like kinda low key weird but I can understand what your taking about
Angel Laprise weird no.. she just has a good speaking voice and speaks very clearly
@@agapegr definitely not weird.
She really needs to be a Disney characters voice
Right?! So soothing 💜
I just did my first set. Had to file them manually. They're hanging on. It has been a week. Thank you for all the lessons.
My fiancé was learning how to do nails and was practicing on me, we didn’t have a nice drill so we hand filed, IT TOOK SO LONG. OMG. 😭
I feel like Suzie is making these videos specifically for me, how does she know
same. i just órdered her files.
I know right?!
Katie Bell- haha sameeee 😂
She is definitely hitting all of my "problems" with answers & I've been my own self taught nail tech for 15 years now at least! I'm due for a fill later this week & I can't wait to put the new tips & knowledge from her into practice!
I am a home diy nail lover/doer. I taught myself how to do my own hard gel nails by watching hours and hours of You Tube videos. Once I got good at hard gel I dove into poly gel. I did poly gel for about 1.5 years but my end goal was to eventually learn to use acrylic. Thank you so much for sharing your love and knowledge of nails. In April I received my first starter kit from Glam and Glits and started my acrylic journey. My first set took me 6 hours but you know what I had a blast and the end result was beautiful. I used forms instead of tips and I'm so glad I did! It wasn't perfect but I was overjoyed at what I had accomplished. I have now done 2 fills and I get better each time. I love your creativity and the way you share your passion with the world. I know it's just nails but for this single mom of 2 little boys it has given me so much joy and confidence. I get compliments on my nails all the time and it warms my heart when my boys tell people that their mom does her own nails and they love to help me pick out my next design or color!
I went to school to become a nailtech 10 years ago, never ended up working as one, but at the time I did all those mistakes you just talked about in this video. Im thinking about if I should try it again. I haven't tried it since then.I live alone now, so I have nobody that can complain about the smell of monomer, wich I btw love. A nailtech thing? Haha, ty for the video, you teach and inspire! Oh btw, Id love to buy your brushes but I live in Sweden so I think shipping would be too expensive for me sadly. Hugs!
Hej från ännu en svensk som avgudar naglar 💅🏼🇸🇪
I think shipping to Australia was about $20USD when I brought her file and brush kit. I imagine the shipping would be a similar price or maybe even a bit less to Sweden.
@@ellipirelli4007 Suzie lavede endda en video med Celina Rydén, en svensk youtube nail artist! Jeg interesserer mig overhovedet ikke for kunst-negle, men jeg synes at Suzie er super sød underholdende! ❤
Q
So what did you end up doing?
You were the person who inspired me to nails ❤
Yeh same for me
Thank God I'm not the only one she inspired
sherwaynia irving...me too....
Me too
Yep! Me too!
Absolutely love your videos, I haven't trained at college but have self taught myself and your videos are exactly how I have taught myself. Polygel is definitely easier in achieving beautiful nails but am still trying to crack working with acrylic. Thank you again, your videos are so informing not too overwhelming but also really calming xxx
Same here!
I haven't used acrylic since school (almost 15 years ago), and just couldn't get the hang of it then either lol...
BUT I just grabbed some and am gonna try again. I love using polygel!
I start school next Friday to study nail technology and I aspire to be like you suzi. I want to teach one day, own a salon, that would be amazing.
Hows everything going 10 months later?!?
ok so i just need to say that i absolutely love her for sharing her knowledge. you can tell she legit loves nails. i know so many professionals in so many different careers who refuse to share their craft and knowledge out of fear of being outshined or becoming obsolete. the fact that she is teaching pros and those of us who do nails at home for fun is so refreshing. i wish more people were like her. it shows how confident she is in her knowledge skill and profession. keep it up!! i love everything about this channel lol
You get it ❤️
I just want to say thank you, Susie! I love doing nails, but I can't afford to go to cosmetology school. So your videos, teaching things that I would learn in cosmetology school is the only way I can learn. So thank you for sharing your knowledge, for free, here for people like me, who are very passionate about this, but I'm a single mom and there's no assistance programs where I live so I currently have no chance of going through school. So I can't do it professionally, but I can still do it as a hobby, and thanks to you, I can do it well!!
Groupon has a course right now for $5 its online and you get a certification after.
@@vanesamartinez. what kind of certificate?
You should look into apprenticing a lot cheaper then school and you get hands on learning. Nothing wrong with school i went to school but there is also nothing wrong with apprenticeship.
@@savannahbrewer7545 I didn't know there were apprenticeships for nail techs! I will definitely check into that, thank you so much!
I could totally take a class from you on almost anything! You seem like you really love what you’re doing and you have this “everybody’s grandma” type of feel..
I think this mistakes are common especially for beginners, this will really help them. Everyone learns from their mistakes
I was doing my nails through trial and error, no research at all and the universe brought your channel my way. I’ve learned so much! I’m working with poly gel rn, because you said it’s be good for beginners, whereas I jumped into acrylic with no insight(besides watching them do my nails in the salon)! You’re so informative, I love it!
Embrace making mistakes- sentence of the day
Hi ya I love your videos and can I ask you where I can buy your brushes and nail files ( electric and hand ) thanks
Your theme song is so good! It makes me excited for the video and it literally makes me dance with joy! Please don't change it!
Your so right about the use of acetone Suzie, it can be really confusing to new techs as most schools for nail training teach not to use any acetone on brushes, I’ve used acetone to clean my brushes I use for acrylic nails for 25yrs with no issues at all I’ve actually got brushes I bought from the school I was trained with that are 25yrs old they look better than the new brushes I’ve bought in the last few years, I’m so glad your showing the proof that a little acetone soak works I believe it’s the best way to clean the brush, thank you for sharing this video Suzie your a amazing very skilled nail tech, always a pleasure visiting your channel👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🥰🥰🥰
You make it look so simple, and yet my nails looked like a toddler tried.
Lol, she sure does. Btw, I just tried polygel for the first time and gurrll... I snatched them off so quick! 🤣🤣🤣
But I'm not going to give up! I just had to let you know that you are not alone. Stay blessed and safe.😁🙏
@@joysmith05js try the jelly tips. They're not perfect but they are simple enough.
@@melanielangham7033 I'm gonna try it out today, my jelly tips was just delivered yesterday and I'm so excited 😁. Thanks for the tip hun!🤗😘
She's been teaching for over 30 yrs lol
@@joysmith05js i ordered little curing flashlights from Amazon. It seems like it would be simple to get 2 fingers in whats provided, but I had a hard time. I hold the little light in my mouth to flash cure. 3 for 10$
Susie I just love your videos and I think you are an absolute sweetheart I started watching your channel little over two years ago I am now 67 years old I just do my own nails but you are the one that really got me started to wanting to do my own nails and retired and I love getting my nails done so I have been doing my nails for a couple years and I still have problems with the acrylic especially with the brush so now after watching this I am going to try my acrylic again and see if I can actually keep my brush from looking like garbage thank you honey
I really like how you are ebing genuinely supportive with the liquid to powder ratio, very positive!!!
I personally ( especially with long long nails) do a dryer bead to build the apex and a slightly too wet bead to glaze over and finalize the shape and then perfect beads for any divets
Suzie your videos are top i am learning every time more of the acrilic and the brushes to clean it, i have begin to do my own nails at home and it begin to look stunning every day, thank you for the great teachings
I’ve been doing that method of just letting the brush sit in the acrylic and it does work best than dragging it or tapping the powder to pick up the bead it actually gives you a more uniform bead
Thank you that was amazing. You saved another brush today. It worked wonderfully for me.
After you cleaned the brush with acetone apply a bit oil (hair oil only) in the brush hair - leave it in for 1-2 days and then wash the oil out with acrylic liquid.
Warm regards from Germany
You explain everything so well, I have learned so much looking at your videos. You're a great teacher.
Wow. My nails just recently started lifting out of no where and I couldn’t figure out why, then I realized I might be applying too much primer. I would re-dip it 2 or 3 times...
Thanks for teaching us all how to do beautiful nails
I used to watch Suzie's videos years ago when I first started doing nails (5 years ago when I started college as an Esthetician). Gel was fine but after a while of trying acrylic on me I gave up completely and now I feel like starting again and this video is literally a life saver for me because I used to do all these mistakes. I watched other videos but couldn't find any answers to these problems and I knew Suzie wouldn't let me down. Wasn't wrong!! Thank you Suzie!!
You’re good! I never feel that I haven’t gotten anything from your videos. You educate me still and I’ve been at it 30 years also. For the beginner I would have to say that watching your channel is a MUST. If you can’t get to classes then you should be receiving your information from the best educators in the business. Thanks again Suzie . ❤️🇦🇺
When Suzie posts a video we all know it’s going to be a great day.
Thank you so much for posting this video! I didn’t know I was using too much primer, and also didn’t know that I wasn’t supposed to add monomer to the bead once it was on the nail! This helps so very much! Your videos are fantastic. Thank you!
Glad to help- thats what im here for
I was doing the same two things wrong as well lol. Don't feel bad. 😊♥️
Thank you suzie for sharing this you are so awesome I love how much information you give us all the time it is wonderful to see a nail tech teach on her channel. A lot of the time techs dont want to help or share and you my friend are totally different so thank you again!!
💗🎀💗💅
I'm 30 come October and I've been doing my own nails since I was 13 and they have always had lifting and they've popped off etc.... But only after watching almost all your videos have I actually gotten REALLY good at it. I just want to say thank you for all your help and advice I'm going to go to school for my license next year and all of this is going to help me get it and be able to be really good at what I love doing thank you so so so much 💜💜💜
Not only do She have a calming voice.. She is a PRO....
Thank you for all your videos. I'm not a nail tech nor did I go to school for it, I just find your videos to be calming for me. I have PTSD which causes high anxiety on a daily basis and all I have to do is watch one of your videos and I'm a bit calmer. I'm not sure if it's me concentrating on what you're doing or maybe your voice lol. Anyways, thank you!
I know all about these things from watching your videos over and over again. I’m self taught as well. I watch only your videos and you have been a BIG INSPIRATION to me. Thank you for showing us all how a good nail tech should be ❤️
I also noticed this beautiful cat sleeping in the chair next to you.........!!! Lovely! xxxxx
Even after taking a acrylic/gel course to become a nailtech, I have learnt something new.
Ps. Love your cat in the background, seems such a sweetie
I feel like I can do anything now lol your voice is amazing
I wondered about the dried acrylic in the bristles. I was told not to soak or use acetone on the bristles and I have ruined brushes based on that information. Thank you for giving this information. This will save me brushes now.
Absolutely lovely and great at teaching Xx
Thoroughly enjoy watching your videos! I always learn something new. Thank you so much.
I have been using too much monomer for 30 years!! THANK YOU!!
I love how you take your time to teach Us everything we need to know in Acrylic nails...You such a Sweetheart&A Phenomenal Mum ,Am a Beginner so just have to sit,relax & learn more from you,I Love you very much Mommy,tnkx
I felt like you were talking to me 😃 like you knew I needed help, thank you Suzie, your amazing 💅🏻💅🏻💅🏻
Ms Susie is right! I clean my brushes with acetone and condition with monomer afterwards and my brushes are just fine. I only do it when I have a dry clump of acrylic stuck in the brush.
I absolutely love love love this channel. I'm a self taught nail tech and suzie is one of my online mentors 🤭
Without her I wouldn't have acquired all the knowledge I have today❤
You have the most soothing voice! I'm sitting here this morning on my 4th video, I decided during lockdown (I'm in the UK) that I would finally get my nail tech qualification and I have been binge watching your videos in conjunction with all of my course materials, everything has been so helpful!❤️ I have been mesmerised with some of your creations!😍
Thank you Suzie...you are really a mentor.
I dont use acrylic (yet). But i loooove watching your videos.
Suzie!!! Thank you so very much🤗
I've been teaching myself acrylic application for several months and doing surprisingly well. But, I must say these tips are incredibly helpful.
I'd only add one thing from my complete novice perspective, wiping the brush in a clean area each time.
Love your channel and I LYL!
Keep the education and inspiration coming, doll 💕
Very helpful for me, I’ve been struggling with ratio (working too wet and I’m terrified to give myself one of the reactions you hear about) and double dipping in the monomer. Thanks for the video! XO ❤️
Suzie, this is what I needed. Thank you so much. A lot of things have beeb cleared up and made plain. Thank you!
I'm in the military and she said "standing at attention" I just about lost my mind 😂
A very well behaved bead
Ptsd I feel you
Suzie is always on time. I was about to throw out a brush. I had gotten distracted mid set practicing by my God daughter's awesomeness lol. And totally forgot the brush for like a day. Now I know how to recon it. Thanks suzie
U are like angel for me ....real guidance with clean heart....love u🙏💕🌙
When I first started doing nails I bought a little cheapie brush from Amazon and I remember you saying to clean the brush this way but always condition with monomer afterward. Years later that l’il cheapie brush is still kicking and in my collection. Acetone is fine! Thanks Suzie!
You are so right Suzie, I am learning so much from you, thank you 😊 💅🏻💅🏻💅🏻
Good tuitorial, I like the way you explain the whole thing in details, I was very keen especially the acetone part, where we were told it's wrong to soak your brush in acetone because it will tear away the bristles, thank you for sharing this tip....
I love her so much she help me so much. Lysm Suzie 💙💙💙
Thank you for making this video it helped me a lot, im not in school im self taught. But I always look for tips and tricks to help me out more
That explains some things. Thank you. Also thank you camera man for getting the shot of the cat in the background. Adarable
watching ur videos makes me more inspired doing nail art. To much tips & technique that can i use for... tnx for sharing❤️❤️❤️
Great video. Thank you for sharing this information. I love learning new things. Thank you again.
Susie you have the most soothing voice!! It just lulls me off to sleep. Thank you!!!!
I'm new to nails and these are literally my top 5 mistakes! Thank you so much for the video! I have spent soooooo much money on brushes!!
Who would love suzie doing a video about heat spikes
I've been watching your videos a few years now, you are an amazing educator. Thank you for all your educational videos!!!!!🧡🧡🧡
Wow I love all these tips you have! Iv been too afraid to try acrylic again because of these issues but you just made me want to try again! Thank you! I'm definately subscribing!!
Wow! Thank you! I haven't tried acrylic powder yet but now I'm going to. I'm going to rewatch this before I start. Thank you again Suzie!
Didnt know that about adding monomer after.
Thankyou for sharing your knowledge beautiful ❤
When you put them glasses on i just know it’s gonna be good 😊😊 you’re amazing ❤️❤️❤️
Suzie's intro musics are my literally the most favourite of all UA-cam channels I've ever watched 😄😄
Your voice is so relaxing. Makes me feel Like everything's gonna be alright 👍
Your videos are so relaxing and insightful!
This was extremely helpful. Thank you! I would love to take your classes 😍 also, I absolutely adore the beautiful setting you’ve created in your studio 💖💖💖
Amazing tips! Added to my playlist for our customers!
Dear Suzie, thank you for the tips wish I was in your class. I just left the military and joined a class. When I tried to clean my brush just for a minute in acetone my acrylic teacher called me a stupid dumb b@#th and told me to leave the room. That was day 2 of class. I appreciate your help immensely.
Thanks for these tips!!! I didn't know about not adding monomer after you've picked up your initial bead and I like your method of not dragging your brush through the powder to pick up a bead. I've given your picking up a bead method a go and have seen consistent improvement in my beads (I'm new to all this but really want to learn to do it right) .
Aha! I was wondering why I was having lifting problems even though I thought I was prepping the nail perfectly. It's because of puting too much primer on! I also didn't know you're not supposed to dip your brush back into the monomer after you apply the bead onto the nail. It does seem like it helps, but apparently it doesn't lol. Thank you so much Suzie!! That helps sooooo much!! Stay safe you guy's! ♥️
I have a special cup for cleaning art paint brushes. It has clips around the rim that holds brushes. It also has ridges inside the cup that helps clean the bristles.
I bought it on Amazon. An acrylic brush and an art paint brush are close to the same size.
Thank you Suzie for these very useful tips
Susie, this makes so much sense! Thank you so much ❤
Your tips and advice is invaluable 💐💐💖💖 thank you
I frown upon double dipping. Definitely adding monomer to that list! Have been working with dip powders for a bit and have done a little with polygel. Thanks to you, Suzie, I'm gaining enough instruction to feel comfortable with trying acrylic again. (Bought a cheap kit WAY back in the early 80's. Epic fail.) I'll be purchasing your merchandise soon!
3:53...the best forms! Right here!! Enailcouture 👈🏼👈🏼👈🏼👍🏼💕💖
This is great information I must admit this is a problem I’m having with my brush that was gifted me as I was using a cheap thing and really struggling with then when a very kind lady from UA-cam sent me one of her old ones she had been using because me not being able to afford a normal one I want to keep it good as if loose that I’ll be back to square one again so if this lady sees this thanks very much for your loving generosity will never forget your helping me and thank u to suzie for your great information helping 🥰🥰🥰🥰💅🏻💅🏻💅🏻🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️
Love your videos, I have learn so much, and practicing make so much the different.
I love the way u look over your glasses lol cute
suzie such a remarkable teacher! 💕
I just started doing my own nails at home and all your tips are so helpful!!! ❤️
Very helpful and useful information for DIY. Thank you so much 💓
Thanks for all your help!!!!..love your videos...😄
I still don't dare to try acrylics eventhough I've been loving the look of some acrylic sets ^^"
Thank you so much for making videos like these, they really give me some confidence to actually dare to try it out myself :3
You may try with acrygel or polygel type products. They give you the ability to learn how to shape then move to acrylic. Good luck
Use a practice hand if you’re feeling apprehensive! You do lovely work. I think you’d make a great acrylic artist.
I’ve recently started trying to do my own acrylic nails, I have run into the problem of too much monomer. I love watching your videos! I’m going to try these tips!
Hi Suzie!! I've been teaching myself nails at home :}
Been watching you along the way... soo super helpful!
Love you! Keep doing what you love!! ♥
Best Nail Artist UA-camr. 🙌🏻🙌🏻💯💯💯
I'm having fun making mistakes. The biggest one yet, I just remembered I haven't done. Primer, I didn't get any and 3 of my nails have just popped off. I'm assuming this is why. Great video and great advice too. Thank you Suzie
OMG thank you so much I am a beginner and this REALLY helped!!!
i don't even make my nails but i love watching her videos they're so relaxing 🥰
Thanks for another awesome video. I start nail school next month and these are fantastic tips to remember .