As a trained nail tech both in acrylic and gel, I did one ladies nails once. And she said her nail beds were hyper sensitive. I knew I had to remove the old products, and I kid you not, on her nails had to be more than 1/8th of an inch thick, it was like an archeologists dig site. Months and months of product that had never been taken down and just adding on top of the nail. He nails were so sensitive. I could not use my efile. And had to remove the product by hand, as she did not like to soak her nails, because she said the acetone hurt her nails. She said it felt as if her nail beds were being scorched. When I finally got down closer to her nail beds, and that thin layer. her nail beds were green with infection. Which is why she was so hyper sensitive to filing. I sent her to a doctor. As I could not in good conscience continue to put product upon her nails. But wow. taught me as a new tech, how important it is to be clean as a tech, and also how important it is to continually inspect your clients nail beds before adding more product on them. So, while it was a difficult day for me, taking almost eight hours to file her nails alone. Because of how sensitive they were, we could only manage about two to three minutes per nail, and at a slow hand speed as well. I hope that she did get better help from her doctor. As she needed some serious medications to get rid of the green and fuzzies on her nail beds. Aka, the rampant infection she had going on. I almost wanted to burn all my files and remove my own nails that day lol. I did trash the soft files, and did a full disinfecting of all my work station when she left.
I always apply my gelly tips with a coloured polygel/acrylic, that way when you’re filing off, it’s easier to tell the difference between the polygel and your natural nail.
The soaking part is really helpful. That’s the part where I got impatient and aggressively scrape off the product after that I refuse doing DIY nail extension anymore. When I watch your videos it made me wanna start again and correct my mistakes. Thank you Suzie🥰🥰
I quit getting my nails done when my technician used a fake nail to rip off all my nails that had lifted. It hurt so much and my nails were ruined! Now, I am learning to do my own!
Thank you for the advice on not having to file right down to the natural nail. I’m a DYI for a few years now and always wonder if I’m filing down enough. Great channel!
Exactly my sentiments, I was about to comment the same thing. Such a relief to have that question answered since I always worry about harming my natural nails when it comes to enhancements.
I'm so glad you mentioned that even experienced nail techs have trouble telling the difference between product and natural nail. I always have that trouble and boy have I given myself some rings of fire! From now on, I will do it this way. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this. I tried the Gelly Nails from Kiara Sky and I couldn't get them on right. So now I'm trying to figure out how to remove them without absolutely being savage on my nails. This came right on time.
You have absolutely saved my nails. I’ve been putting my gelly tips on with nail glue because I had no idea there were any other options, and then ripping them off every week because that’s how I was told to get them off. I found this video when I was trying to get my first attempt at acrylics off and just now tried using acrylic to stick on my gelly tips. It holds so much better!!! And now I know to soak it off instead of ripping it!
I literally just last week had a nail tech pry off polygel from my nails by slipping a tip under it. I didn’t have the heart to stop him because my sister was treating me to my first professional nails since our teen years, and I wanted it to be a good experience for her too. It wasn’t until I got home I realized he had also been using drill bits that clearly weren’t cleaned beforehand. And this was the top-rated salon in my area! 😱 Oh well, the set is done, they’re cute, and now because I’m binge watching Susie, I’m never going back there and will be trying to maintain them myself. At least I know how to remove them correctly! 😂
Thank you! I know I can't be the only one who jumped in head first without even stopping to consider, "how do removal?" Here I am with my pretty new gel nails, all kinds of perplexed about what comes next. Nobody warned me this was gonna get addictive when I bought another set of new colors. Barely got time to get one hand clear before 10,000 ideas for more designs came gushing in! I need to be careful, I could really hurt myself, lol!
Love watching your videos, Suzie! Your voice is super relaxing and videos are very educational. I stopped biting my nails about 4 years ago and have begun painting my natural nails about 3 years ago. Could you do a natural nail care tutorial?
Susie! I would love and appreciate it if you did an informative video on different bits, such as ceramic vs carbide, etc. As well as the different shapes and what not, too!
Susie, would you please consider making a video about cleaning the e-file bites? How it's done with for instance Barbicide (and the fact that it needs to be diluting.. yep, have seen it used not diluted many times now .. ) and how important it is to keep them clean.. Because I see bites out there that I suspect never have been cleaned ever and now in these times of the DIY.. it especially is So much more important.. I hope that you pick up this item of hygiene with your amount of reaching out to people and most importantly, you are truly so Darn good and really clear with explaining! 👌🤗
I absolutely love her expertise on nails and nail education I have a question for anyone and anyone who goes to a nail salon what do you do when you get cut by a drill? that seems to be happening a lot to me I always feel rude leaving but I don't want to spend a bunch of money on cuts on each finger so now I'm looking into educating myself on how to do my own nails at home. I found this channel and I'm absolutely amazed.
Shouldn't be getting cut on the regular by professionals. I get that it can happen, but shouldn't be something that happens often when you're paying for a professional service. Sounds like the person needs more practice tbh.
I realize this video is two years old, but I enjoyed it, and wanted to mention that I absolutely love your cuticle oil! It smells Devine, and has really nourished my nails. Thank you!
Absolutely fantastic video! New to your channel. Going to binge watch everything you’ve got! I can’t thank you enough for your in depth explanations. What a fabulous nail artist you are!! So happy I found you! Im going to order your products too! I’m a new DIYer and your files and that oil look sooo high quality 🤩 - a must have! 🙏🏻❤️
Hey Susy have you ever done a short coffin. I love doing my nails, but since im electrician i cannot have long nails. Thank you!!! I Love Your Videos!!!
I love doing my own nails b it treated myself toy get them done ‘professionally’… lasted five days and the removal was awful, left me with friction burn around one of my nails and a break through my nail! Also scraped it off with a metal tool - all I could hear in my head was this video!! Bought the stuff to do it myself so can’t wait to learn through your videos!!!!!
i’m so glad i found your channel. i was definitely the person who used dental floss at the suggestion of a friend 🙈 thank you for sharing so much helpful information to use at home
So refreshing to see an option for not a total soak off. I use gelly tips and some hard gel on top for strength and soaking them off every 3 weeks is a LOT. I’m gonna just e-file it off for fills and polish changes and full maybe a slight soak off for full sets.
I've started to play with the hybrid gel two months ago, so I am an ultimate beginner here. :-D, I tried the soaking method, and it has never worked for me. Last time I almost watched the entire Crown season while trying to remove the hybrid gel. So I definitely need to learn to work with an e-file. I felt in love with your channel; you make this never-ending and rainy lockdown in the Netherlands more bearable for me. I would love to purchase some products from your website, do you also deliver to the Netherlands, please?
Me too... I find it best to take as much gel off with the e-file as possible, soak my fingers for five minutes and then take the rest off with the hand file...
just a question, when is your acrylic brush coming back in stock?Love your new products, have them all , love the rings, ty for your helpful tips and tricks.
This is THE video I've been needing. I've been doing my own nails for about 5 months now, and the removal has been a process. I actually did buy myself a drill, but I really hated using it, especially when doing my right hand. I've been doing the soak off method for months, but I think I've damaged my natural nail a little bit because of using an orange stick to help push some of the gel off. I'll definitely try the hand file method, I don't know why I actually never thought about doing it. This really came at the right moment since I have to take off my Valentine's day set 😁
@@NailCareerEducation thank you! I usually did the cotton ball method but this video made me realize that I should instead warm it up and try to leave my finger in the little bowl, so hopefully that’ll work much better!
Great advice Suzie! Could you do a video on the brush on structure gel? Planning on getting a file set! So I can have decent files on hand if I have to do my nails at home.
Thank you for this video. After I watched you put the tips on, I wondered how you were going to get them off. So, perfect timing. You’re natural nails are very pretty. I cannot seem to get mine to look like that. I have very tiny, short nail beds. And, my nails flare out and get wider as they grow. So, my tiny nails with little hands look silly when I try to do them. How do I file the sides without harming the nail? I am new to all of this and love that you want to educate everyone.
Suzie, I have some questions about e-filing in general. I figured this video would be a good place to start trying to ask you. Please make a video and teach me the proper way. Besides our choice of bits for different jobs, I also question myself on other things too. 1. The direction of my bit. What decides the direction I set my bit to turn too? 2. How much tension do I press down on the product with my drill? 3. How do I keep it from spinning around and taking a loop around my nail tip and injuring my client? 4. What speeds do I set my drill on? Different speed for different products, for different outcomes? It’s obvious it’s a art in itself because the techs I’ve watched on YT like yourself have never made your client scream.....lol So please make a instructional video on how to become comfortable and confident using our E-files Thanks so much, Vickie In Oklahoma City 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
New to doing my nails myself and got the Beatles kit and I didint know not to pull them off from cuticle...and now I'm regretting it, my nails are flimsy and broken and ugly...I'm going to wait a week or more for them to heal before trying another application. Thank you for this video!
thank you for this video, I will definitely try next time. I have been having a heck of a time removing Kiara Sky gelly tips, maybe when I apply they are just that good 😁 I had a new set for 5 weeks, best Gelly tips!
Hi Suzie, love the vids as always! Random thought, how about a "Doing nails blindfolded" because most professionals sooner or later think "oh gawd, I've done this so much I could probably do it blindfolded" ;-)
This is really helpful, I just got the gelly tips and the dip powder to try and help myself and my mum as we are both nail biters. I've only had them on for a few days now but they still feel pretty secure and I've had a lot of 'professional' sets come of my nails within a week, particularly with tips over sculptures. I did put the dip powder over them though as I tend break thinner nails and I don't think the tips alone would have lasted very long. I do wish there was a few more sizes because my nails are quite small and the biggest doest seem particularly large either. It's good to see how to remove them without damage so that we can actually grow them out and not end up with broken nails, I just have to stop my mum from trying to use her favourite 'pick them off' removal method. I'm still practicing on myself with the e-file because I don't feel confident on others nails but I might use it to take down some of the thickness of the tip and powder when the time comes to remove them.
I always had a customer come in 20 minutes before their appointment and soak. I would finish working on one customer while the other is soaking. I always hated the filing method. Just me.
I’ve been going to nail salons for the past 18 years. To remove my acrylics they have always shove a nail tip to loosen it then peal it off.😱 I remember seeing a couple ladies asking for only soak off and the nail techs would get so mad. I thought that soak off was only for a specific material being used and that’s why they weren’t doing that to me …
Great tips here Suzie! If I leave a thin layer of gel on my natural nail will I be able to use acrylic to apply a new set or vice versa? Also, what are your thought on using that remover that you paint on and it melts the product off? Mine is called Magic Remover. It's some kind of thick jelly acid in a nail polish bottle. It works but of course, you don't want it on your skin. I've been using that because the acetone dries my skin out too much and it is faster than hand filing.
If there isnt any bubbles, can you keep our existing acrylic or polygel on your nails to help them strong, help them grow, or keep the new length of the nail? Also, how many applications does your nail files last for? (applications meaning both sets of hand/10 fingers per application.) I can barely find any nail files that last more then one finger let alone half an application and it sucks.
Thank you for this, what a help. Just used your method of applying the painted tip with acrylic, first time using acrylic 🙈 but having such fun with it. I do have a question, when you take down the length by filing, could you not cut it down? Or is the gel finish to "hard" and the cutting would impact your nailbed too much? Thank-you again for your amazing videos, I feel so inspired to try all these new things!
Yes you could cut down - if its just the gelly tip - even if it’s coded with acrylic or gel you can still cut it just be careful it doesn’t split vertically Causing any damage to the natural nail but yes you could certainly cut it
@@NailCareerEducation wow thank you so very much for the time to answer my question 🤗 how special having an interaction with your favourite UA-cam xoxo Can you tell I like shortcuts 😂 Love you lots!
I learned the hard way.First time I put on full tips (wasn’t gel tips) I just glued it on the natural nail bed with no protection underneath.3 weeks later I wanted it off so I sat for more than 5hrs for both hands just to get it off me it totally destroyed my nails.The acetone damaged my skin so bad that 3 day after it got hard and after that my skin started peeling off.now I put a thin layer of hybrid gel and preferably a darker colour so I know when to stop filing.And a little tip i learned for those of you that soak it off use a little coconut oil in the warm acetone it protects your skin
How do your natural nails always look so beautiful?! 😍 Especially when you are constantly taking nails on and off. Do you think it’s true when they say that acrylic ruins your natural nails?
@@NailCareerEducation I'm also 41, we are the same age! I also ordered two bottles of a Nail Polish remover that has no Acetone in it, it also helps take off glitter polish.
Most of your videos focus on removing gel from a non-natural nail. What would you recommend for gel polish on natural nail? I've personally been having a bit of trouble with the hand file and acetone soak, it never seems to fully penetrate and took a few hours to remove. Would an efile still be ok on that to reduce the time?
When you soak the nails off, you can use that time to watch a video from Suzie, and see what what colour and new design you are going to do on your nails 😊
Suzie, I have a question(from a professional and since you've been doing nails for such a long time now), I wanna do two of my friends' nails but I don't wanna attend or go to a nail class, as a beginner do I have to attend a nail class to be able to do both mine and my friends' nails or can I learn by experience from a long time? Do I need a qualification from a nail class to be able to do at least my and my friends' nails?
Question: why would you file the lenght when you can just cut it? I tried the process with the acetone and it was a really bad decision for my skin, it removed the product but my skin got really dry and ended up scratching the nail, soo I only use the firts method, and lately, thanks to these videos, I can finally use the E-File just as Suzie explains, thanks BTW!
So if i wanted to take it completely off and I’m soaking, would i just let it soak all the way or is another step needed like filing for the last tiny layer?
Should have watched this video first lol. Ok, so I am a hospice nurse, and I love to garden. As a result, ( nurses can't have long nails, and gardening just ruins the nails when you have them poked in dirt and use them as a shovel).So. I have been vinge watching your videos. So I can learn to do my nails myself. (nurses don't make as much money as doctors) So I want to save a few bucks. Also, I get bored with the same color, and want to change often. However, in my crazy learning experience, I have damaged my nails. But learning now how to care for as well as do my own. I do like the gel, and like the tips, because I don't know if I could get the skill needed to build an acrylic nail to look natural, without lumps and bumps. But... I would like to have something to do after I retire. So my goal is to learn this skill, well enough that I can have a small business on the side when I retire, so I don't feel like a nonproductive citizen. Thanks for all of your tips. Just now have to find a video about the UV or LED lamps. Slow and steady.
yeah, soaking the gel tip in acetone for 30+ minutes sucks. tried filing it down first but it takes and eternity squared to the power of eons (not forever) to remove whats left. moderately scraping it off the edges is the way i get the rest off. filing the last bit then more scraping. still new to gel so its a struggle to say the least. classic nail polish is so much easier to work with. i got 24 classic nail polish bottle and 3 gel colors. got too many classic ones right now that i need to use up but i still plan to use the gel ones eventually.
Thank you Suzie I love your videos and you have helped me so much with all your tips!!! I would love to come to some of your classes. Where do you get your rings love them!
I always wonder when I see some of the rings Suzie wears where she gets them as well. I have seen plenty of cheap rings similar to hers on a couple of sites, but I can't wear them because I was born with a severe allergy to anything that isn't at the least stainless steel, surgical steel or pure (not plated) gold, white or yellow gold.
As a trained nail tech both in acrylic and gel, I did one ladies nails once. And she said her nail beds were hyper sensitive. I knew I had to remove the old products, and I kid you not, on her nails had to be more than 1/8th of an inch thick, it was like an archeologists dig site. Months and months of product that had never been taken down and just adding on top of the nail. He nails were so sensitive. I could not use my efile. And had to remove the product by hand, as she did not like to soak her nails, because she said the acetone hurt her nails. She said it felt as if her nail beds were being scorched. When I finally got down closer to her nail beds, and that thin layer. her nail beds were green with infection. Which is why she was so hyper sensitive to filing. I sent her to a doctor. As I could not in good conscience continue to put product upon her nails. But wow. taught me as a new tech, how important it is to be clean as a tech, and also how important it is to continually inspect your clients nail beds before adding more product on them. So, while it was a difficult day for me, taking almost eight hours to file her nails alone. Because of how sensitive they were, we could only manage about two to three minutes per nail, and at a slow hand speed as well. I hope that she did get better help from her doctor. As she needed some serious medications to get rid of the green and fuzzies on her nail beds. Aka, the rampant infection she had going on. I almost wanted to burn all my files and remove my own nails that day lol. I did trash the soft files, and did a full disinfecting of all my work station when she left.
Omg, my jaw dropped to the floor.
That is crazy😮
@@indybun64570 Thanks for sharing. After reading this, who will ever neglect filling all the way to the nail bed? 😐
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Wow this is crazy !
Suzie is the Bob Ross of nails.
I just arrived to this video, first time seeing her... I got the same impression, it's a vibe!
I always apply my gelly tips with a coloured polygel/acrylic, that way when you’re filing off, it’s easier to tell the difference between the polygel and your natural nail.
The soaking part is really helpful. That’s the part where I got impatient and aggressively scrape off the product after that I refuse doing DIY nail extension anymore. When I watch your videos it made me wanna start again and correct my mistakes. Thank you Suzie🥰🥰
I quit getting my nails done when my technician used a fake nail to rip off all my nails that had lifted. It hurt so much and my nails were ruined! Now, I am learning to do my own!
Thank you for the advice on not having to file right down to the natural nail. I’m a DYI for a few years now and always wonder if I’m filing down enough. Great channel!
Exactly my sentiments, I was about to comment the same thing. Such a relief to have that question answered since I always worry about harming my natural nails when it comes to enhancements.
I'm terrified of filing down thickness and accidentally hitting my weak natural nails. The soak off tips you gave are very helpful, thank you :)
I'm so glad you mentioned that even experienced nail techs have trouble telling the difference between product and natural nail. I always have that trouble and boy have I given myself some rings of fire! From now on, I will do it this way. Thank you.
Don’t worry. We ALL feel that way- and rings of fire is an initiation lol
Thank you so much for this. I tried the Gelly Nails from Kiara Sky and I couldn't get them on right. So now I'm trying to figure out how to remove them without absolutely being savage on my nails. This came right on time.
These files in the thimbnail made me think of pregnancy tests😂
They totally look like that hahaa
I like Susie
Tabbs
Imagine accidentally filing your nails with a pregnancy test, oh gosh😂
Wtf😂
Me too 😂
You have absolutely saved my nails. I’ve been putting my gelly tips on with nail glue because I had no idea there were any other options, and then ripping them off every week because that’s how I was told to get them off. I found this video when I was trying to get my first attempt at acrylics off and just now tried using acrylic to stick on my gelly tips. It holds so much better!!! And now I know to soak it off instead of ripping it!
i didn't know that you could leave a thin layer of product on! my removals will be so much easier now! thank you suzie
am I correct to interpret that she meant leaving a thin layer and let it grow out? like leave it on the nail and not take it off?
@@SJ-dl6uc yes
I literally just last week had a nail tech pry off polygel from my nails by slipping a tip under it. I didn’t have the heart to stop him because my sister was treating me to my first professional nails since our teen years, and I wanted it to be a good experience for her too. It wasn’t until I got home I realized he had also been using drill bits that clearly weren’t cleaned beforehand. And this was the top-rated salon in my area! 😱
Oh well, the set is done, they’re cute, and now because I’m binge watching Susie, I’m never going back there and will be trying to maintain them myself. At least I know how to remove them correctly! 😂
Thank you! I know I can't be the only one who jumped in head first without even stopping to consider, "how do removal?" Here I am with my pretty new gel nails, all kinds of perplexed about what comes next. Nobody warned me this was gonna get addictive when I bought another set of new colors. Barely got time to get one hand clear before 10,000 ideas for more designs came gushing in! I need to be careful, I could really hurt myself, lol!
Oh! I want to thank you for the pro tip about holding a full coverage tips on with acrylic! My mind is blown!
Love watching your videos, Suzie! Your voice is super relaxing and videos are very educational. I stopped biting my nails about 4 years ago and have begun painting my natural nails about 3 years ago. Could you do a natural nail care tutorial?
Best voice on UA-cam !!!
Yes suie has a very calm sweet voice
Susie! I would love and appreciate it if you did an informative video on different bits, such as ceramic vs carbide, etc. As well as the different shapes and what not, too!
I did not even know that you could apply gel nails with acrylic. I am amazed! Thank you, Suzie, for showing me this.
Susie, would you please consider making a video about cleaning the e-file bites? How it's done with for instance Barbicide (and the fact that it needs to be diluting.. yep, have seen it used not diluted many times now .. ) and how important it is to keep them clean..
Because I see bites out there that I suspect never have been cleaned ever and now in these times of the DIY.. it especially is So much more important..
I hope that you pick up this item of hygiene with your amount of reaching out to people and most importantly, you are truly so Darn good and really clear with explaining! 👌🤗
I actually combine the efile and soak off method. Just to be extra careful to not damage my natural nail. ❤️
Lunadaze how do you do that is using the efile to take of colour then soak of the soft gel tip nail
I love you. You’ve been such an inspiration to me! Thanks for encouraging me to keep going and keep doing nails. Love you
Your videos help me SO much since I can't go to the salon these days. Thank you SO much for the easy, step by step instructions. 🥰
SUZIE BACK AT IT AGAINN !!!!!! 🤗
I absolutely love her expertise on nails and nail education I have a question for anyone and anyone who goes to a nail salon what do you do when you get cut by a drill? that seems to be happening a lot to me I always feel rude leaving but I don't want to spend a bunch of money on cuts on each finger so now I'm looking into educating myself on how to do my own nails at home. I found this channel and I'm absolutely amazed.
Shouldn't be getting cut on the regular by professionals. I get that it can happen, but shouldn't be something that happens often when you're paying for a professional service. Sounds like the person needs more practice tbh.
I realize this video is two years old, but I enjoyed it, and wanted to mention that I absolutely love your cuticle oil! It smells Devine, and has really nourished my nails. Thank you!
Love this! I hate filing because i have chronic pain, so I'm pumped you SHOWED soaking ♥
THANK YOU! I have been working with Polygel from Gelish and I love how easy it was to apply but hated removal. My nails thank you ten times over.
Absolutely fantastic video! New to your channel. Going to binge watch everything you’ve got! I can’t thank you enough for your in depth explanations. What a fabulous nail artist you are!! So happy I found you! Im going to order your products too! I’m a new DIYer and your files and that oil look sooo high quality 🤩 - a must have! 🙏🏻❤️
This video is just what I needed, thank u so much Suze, I love watching all your videos and have learnt so much from you ❤ xx
Hey Susy have you ever done a short coffin. I love doing my nails, but since im electrician i cannot have long nails. Thank you!!! I Love Your Videos!!!
I didn’t know you could leave a thin layer! That’s neat to know. I hurt my nails the other month since I thought I had to remove ever last remnant 🙈
I really really love your channel and you help me so much because I am doing nails to and I have been doing nails for about 1to 2 years ❤️❤️❤️
You are so gifted!!!
Hello Susie thank you for all the lovely videos have learnt so much and you have such a soothing way of talking and teaching once again thank you
When are your online classes gonna start. I want to join. Please let me know so I can book in advance. Thank you
I would like to know as well, please add me to your list!!!
Online clases id love to join
following :-)
Ouu can't wait!!
Ok so I just read her reply to another comment saying they're starting very soon and will be announced on UA-cam and Instagram.
you’re amazing with the nail file 👏🏽
I love doing my own nails b it treated myself toy get them done ‘professionally’… lasted five days and the removal was awful, left me with friction burn around one of my nails and a break through my nail! Also scraped it off with a metal tool - all I could hear in my head was this video!! Bought the stuff to do it myself so can’t wait to learn through your videos!!!!!
Love watching your tips and advice Susie. So helpful ❤
Good timing! I need these off on Wednesday night!
I prefer soaking because every time the nail salon files or I do my nails hurt.
thank you so much for sharing this! i was so curious about this before taking the plunge to buy some gelly tips to try 👀💕
i’m so glad i found your channel. i was definitely the person who used dental floss at the suggestion of a friend 🙈 thank you for sharing so much helpful information to use at home
So refreshing to see an option for not a total soak off. I use gelly tips and some hard gel on top for strength and soaking them off every 3 weeks is a LOT. I’m gonna just e-file it off for fills and polish changes and full maybe a slight soak off for full sets.
Can you do a video on how to do a fill on the kiara sky gelly tips?
thanks for your suggesting, your videos are really beautifull
I'm follow you since last 3 years 😎 you are absolutely amazing 💅🏽
aw sweetest little nails(and finger jewelry).
I've started to play with the hybrid gel two months ago, so I am an ultimate beginner here. :-D, I tried the soaking method, and it has never worked for me. Last time I almost watched the entire Crown season while trying to remove the hybrid gel. So I definitely need to learn to work with an e-file. I felt in love with your channel; you make this never-ending and rainy lockdown in the Netherlands more bearable for me. I would love to purchase some products from your website, do you also deliver to the Netherlands, please?
Me too... I find it best to take as much gel off with the e-file as possible, soak my fingers for five minutes and then take the rest off with the hand file...
Hybrid gel is a file off removal it will take forever to soak it doesn’t work
just a question, when is your acrylic brush coming back in stock?Love your new products, have them all , love the rings, ty for your helpful tips and tricks.
This is THE video I've been needing. I've been doing my own nails for about 5 months now, and the removal has been a process. I actually did buy myself a drill, but I really hated using it, especially when doing my right hand. I've been doing the soak off method for months, but I think I've damaged my natural nail a little bit because of using an orange stick to help push some of the gel off. I'll definitely try the hand file method, I don't know why I actually never thought about doing it. This really came at the right moment since I have to take off my Valentine's day set 😁
Thing wrong with soaking, and You don’t have to push it off with anything you can just leave it it’ll eventually fall right off
@@NailCareerEducation thank you! I usually did the cotton ball method but this video made me realize that I should instead warm it up and try to leave my finger in the little bowl, so hopefully that’ll work much better!
Great advice Suzie! Could you do a video on the brush on structure gel? Planning on getting a file set! So I can have decent files on hand if I have to do my nails at home.
Thank you for this video. After I watched you put the tips on, I wondered how you were going to get them off. So, perfect timing. You’re natural nails are very pretty. I cannot seem to get mine to look like that. I have very tiny, short nail beds. And, my nails flare out and get wider as they grow. So, my tiny nails with little hands look silly when I try to do them. How do I file the sides without harming the nail? I am new to all of this and love that you want to educate everyone.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Such great pointers, which are invaluable.
Suzie, I have some questions about e-filing in general. I figured this video would be a good place to start trying to ask you. Please make a video and teach me the proper way. Besides our choice of bits for different jobs, I also question myself on other things too.
1. The direction of my bit. What decides the direction I set my bit to turn too?
2. How much tension do I press down on the product with my drill?
3. How do I keep it from spinning around and taking a loop around my nail tip and injuring my client?
4. What speeds do I set my drill on? Different speed for different products, for different outcomes?
It’s obvious it’s a art in itself because the techs I’ve watched on YT like yourself have never made your client scream.....lol
So please make a instructional video on how to become comfortable and confident using our E-files
Thanks so much,
Vickie
In Oklahoma City
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New to doing my nails myself and got the Beatles kit and I didint know not to pull them off from cuticle...and now I'm regretting it, my nails are flimsy and broken and ugly...I'm going to wait a week or more for them to heal before trying another application. Thank you for this video!
Perfect timing for this video , thank you 😘🥰😍
Thank you so much I love all of your videos !!!!
thank you for this video, I will definitely try next time. I have been having a heck of a time removing Kiara Sky gelly tips, maybe when I apply they are just that good 😁 I had a new set for 5 weeks, best Gelly tips!
I looovvvveeee watching your videos!! So relaxing and informative 💯💕🤗
you can trim the tips off, too. saves energy
No kidding. That's what I do.
I love your videos! I would love to see you attempt Kalidescope nails!
Still one of my favourite UA-camrs in 2021!!
Thank you so much Suzie 😊
Im only 13 but i love doing nails and i started watching your channel now i do my moms and sisters nails🥰
Keep it up! 💪🏻
You are the best! You teach so good and nice! We really appreciate it!! 😍
The nail tech i go to, uses the e file method for getting my gel polish off.
Using all 3 methods together tbh. Also like to put acetone on cotton pad press on nail and wrap tin foil around
That is the method for removing Gel polish
You need to soak for a complete nail removal
Hi Suzie, love the vids as always! Random thought, how about a "Doing nails blindfolded" because most professionals sooner or later think "oh gawd, I've done this so much I could probably do it blindfolded" ;-)
So glad I caught this video !!!
This is really helpful, I just got the gelly tips and the dip powder to try and help myself and my mum as we are both nail biters. I've only had them on for a few days now but they still feel pretty secure and I've had a lot of 'professional' sets come of my nails within a week, particularly with tips over sculptures. I did put the dip powder over them though as I tend break thinner nails and I don't think the tips alone would have lasted very long.
I do wish there was a few more sizes because my nails are quite small and the biggest doest seem particularly large either.
It's good to see how to remove them without damage so that we can actually grow them out and not end up with broken nails, I just have to stop my mum from trying to use her favourite 'pick them off' removal method.
I'm still practicing on myself with the e-file because I don't feel confident on others nails but I might use it to take down some of the thickness of the tip and powder when the time comes to remove them.
I always had a customer come in 20 minutes before their appointment and soak. I would finish working on one customer while the other is soaking. I always hated the filing method. Just me.
I’ve been going to nail salons for the past 18 years. To remove my acrylics they have always shove a nail tip to loosen it then peal it off.😱
I remember seeing a couple ladies asking for only soak off and the nail techs would get so mad.
I thought that soak off was only for a specific material being used and that’s why they weren’t doing that to me …
YOU CAN ALSO TYPE IN "REMOVING GEL NAILS USING ALUMINUM FOIL" IN THE UA-cam SEARCH BAR. I USE THAT METHOD AND IT DOES WONDERS.
Great tips here Suzie! If I leave a thin layer of gel on my natural nail will I be able to use acrylic to apply a new set or vice versa? Also, what are your thought on using that remover that you paint on and it melts the product off? Mine is called Magic Remover. It's some kind of thick jelly acid in a nail polish bottle. It works but of course, you don't want it on your skin. I've been using that because the acetone dries my skin out too much and it is faster than hand filing.
If there isnt any bubbles, can you keep our existing acrylic or polygel on your nails to help them strong, help them grow, or keep the new length of the nail? Also, how many applications does your nail files last for? (applications meaning both sets of hand/10 fingers per application.) I can barely find any nail files that last more then one finger let alone half an application and it sucks.
Thank-you so much for seeing my comment x
Can you do a video with gelish new soft gel tips? Application and e file removal?
This is sooooo helpful!
Thank you for this, what a help. Just used your method of applying the painted tip with acrylic, first time using acrylic 🙈 but having such fun with it.
I do have a question, when you take down the length by filing, could you not cut it down? Or is the gel finish to "hard" and the cutting would impact your nailbed too much?
Thank-you again for your amazing videos, I feel so inspired to try all these new things!
Yes you could cut down - if its just the gelly tip - even if it’s coded with acrylic or gel you can still cut it just be careful it doesn’t split vertically Causing any damage to the natural nail but yes you could certainly cut it
@@NailCareerEducation wow thank you so very much for the time to answer my question 🤗 how special having an interaction with your favourite UA-cam xoxo
Can you tell I like shortcuts 😂
Love you lots!
This helps so much🤗 your a great teacher 👏🏻❣️ thank you❣️💅🏻💖
Awesome video! Thank you, Suzie!!
I learned the hard way.First time I put on full tips (wasn’t gel tips) I just glued it on the natural nail bed with no protection underneath.3 weeks later I wanted it off so I sat for more than 5hrs for both hands just to get it off me it totally destroyed my nails.The acetone damaged my skin so bad that 3 day after it got hard and after that my skin started peeling off.now I put a thin layer of hybrid gel and preferably a darker colour so I know when to stop filing.And a little tip i learned for those of you that soak it off use a little coconut oil in the warm acetone it protects your skin
How do your natural nails always look so beautiful?! 😍 Especially when you are constantly taking nails on and off. Do you think it’s true when they say that acrylic ruins your natural nails?
Something that accelerates the filing is to use a gel remover before you file it! It goes much faster in all these layers! 😜
Wait... 30 years??? I THOUGHT YOU WERE 40!
Im 41. Lol 🤔😉
@@NailCareerEducation I'm also 41, we are the same age! I also ordered two bottles of a Nail Polish remover that has no Acetone in it, it also helps take off glitter polish.
Most of your videos focus on removing gel from a non-natural nail. What would you recommend for gel polish on natural nail? I've personally been having a bit of trouble with the hand file and acetone soak, it never seems to fully penetrate and took a few hours to remove. Would an efile still be ok on that to reduce the time?
When you soak the nails off, you can use that time to watch a video from Suzie, and see what what colour and new design you are going to do on your nails 😊
Very helpful. I don’t know how to use an e-filer. Using a manual filer is better for me. Thank you. 🌺
Suzie, I have a question(from a professional and since you've been doing nails for such a long time now), I wanna do two of my friends' nails but I don't wanna attend or go to a nail class, as a beginner do I have to attend a nail class to be able to do both mine and my friends' nails or can I learn by experience from a long time?
Do I need a qualification from a nail class to be able to do at least my and my friends' nails?
I love learning from you ❤️ 🤗🤗
Question: why would you file the lenght when you can just cut it?
I tried the process with the acetone and it was a really bad decision for my skin, it removed the product but my skin got really dry and ended up scratching the nail, soo I only use the firts method, and lately, thanks to these videos, I can finally use the E-File just as Suzie explains, thanks BTW!
So if i wanted to take it completely off and I’m soaking, would i just let it soak all the way or is another step needed like filing for the last tiny layer?
Thank you so much!
Outstanding video! Thank you.🤗
You are so informative, thank you 🙏
Should have watched this video first lol. Ok, so I am a hospice nurse, and I love to garden. As a result, ( nurses can't have long nails, and gardening just ruins the nails when you have them poked in dirt and use them as a shovel).So. I have been vinge watching your videos. So I can learn to do my nails myself. (nurses don't make as much money as doctors) So I want to save a few bucks. Also, I get bored with the same color, and want to change often. However, in my crazy learning experience, I have damaged my nails. But learning now how to care for as well as do my own. I do like the gel, and like the tips, because I don't know if I could get the skill needed to build an acrylic nail to look natural, without lumps and bumps. But... I would like to have something to do after I retire. So my goal is to learn this skill, well enough that I can have a small business on the side when I retire, so I don't feel like a nonproductive citizen. Thanks for all of your tips. Just now have to find a video about the UV or LED lamps. Slow and steady.
Thank you, very helpfull information!
yeah, soaking the gel tip in acetone for 30+ minutes sucks. tried filing it down first but it takes and eternity squared to the power of eons (not forever) to remove whats left. moderately scraping it off the edges is the way i get the rest off. filing the last bit then more scraping. still new to gel so its a struggle to say the least. classic nail polish is so much easier to work with. i got 24 classic nail polish bottle and 3 gel colors. got too many classic ones right now that i need to use up but i still plan to use the gel ones eventually.
Amazing video! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I love this channel ♥️
Thank you Suzie I love your videos and you have helped me so much with all your tips!!! I would love to come to some of your classes. Where do you get your rings love them!
I always wonder when I see some of the rings Suzie wears where she gets them as well. I have seen plenty of cheap rings similar to hers on a couple of sites, but I can't wear them because I was born with a severe allergy to anything that isn't at the least stainless steel, surgical steel or pure (not plated) gold, white or yellow gold.