Learn Nails At Home with Low Odor Acrylic 101

Suzie shares her Pro Advice on learning how to do your nails yourself at home. She has designed her own custom 'Suzie's Worksheet' that everyone can download and use to practise building nail shapes. Suzie demonstrates how to make the perfect acrylic bead, and why the Liquid to Powder Ratio is so important to avoid allergies.
Download Suzie's Worksheet Free from her website:
nailcareer.com/
In this video Suzie introduces her very own Clean Acrylic Starter Kit featuring No Smell, Slow-Curing Acrylic Starter Kit designed with the beginner in mind.
Suzie’s New Clean Acrylic Starter Kit, Premium Acrylic Brush and Files are available to everyone, both DIY’s and Pro’s! Also check out her Signature Series ‘Nuke It’ Apron😀
store.nailcare...
__________
Sarah from Sarah’s Nail Secrets did a nice video on how to Prep Your Acrylic Brush. Check it out: • QUICK TIP: HOW TO PREP...
#Sarah'sNailSecrets
__________
Suzie has a Free Online Digital Magazine with articles related to all things nails, including stories and tutorials by talented nail artists. Check it out:
magazine.nailc...
Looking for a video Suzie has done? Check out her Instant Search Video Catalog, that makes it easy to find specific videos:
videos.nailcar...
Follow Suzie on Instagram:
/ nailcareereducation
You can also follow Suzie:
www.nailcareer.com
/ nailcareereducation
__________
Thanks to the talented composers, musicians and producers who created the music used in this video!
00.01 Better Off With You by Mindme feat. Mia Pfirrman bit.ly/2TSu83E
00:24 Small Circuits by From Now On bit.ly/3bCEH0N
01:47 Lost in America Part II by Daniel Kadawatha bit.ly/2MtYHbJ
05:21 Away from Home by A P O L L O feat. Homebody bit.ly/38yNM8G
09:46 WiWu by Cospe bit.ly/3dmwqj7
10:52 Elude by Senchi bit.ly/34dVvZz
17:36 Better Off With You by Mindme feat. Mia Pfirrman bit.ly/2TSu83E
Music Licensed through Epidemic Sound bit.ly/35xne79

[@callmesaina]

I'm confused, is this kit for beginners or professionals? Is the monomer yellowing or not? Surely a beginner kit shouldnt require experience to use

[@novaexx6587]

Here, waiting for that answer too Xd

[@selintje2000]

When longhairprettynails reviewd it, it was yellowing but idk :(

[@angelazuniga-jones9539]

The description says it’s available to everyone so I’m guessing it’s as beginner friendly as any acrylic set you can buy without a license. I’m not sure about the yellowing though.

[@NailCareerEducation]

This kit is for Everyone. I have a my first video demonstrating how to use it. The number one feature is its a Pro Product for everyone. The main advantage is low or no odour so you can work with it in your home with out disturbing someone who may not like the smell. The next great feature is is sets SLOW. Acrylic is hard to do. A slow set is a huge advantage so you have time to learn how to shape. When you use a catalyst in a monomer to not smell it sets slow, the clear powder can be alittle cloudy just like a hybrid gel. IF the l&p ratio is off it can appear yellow as you get better its not. Its a learning curve like anything. It does not include a primer bc i was focusing on skills before encouraging applying to hands. I am creating videos to learn all the types of nails we can create with this collection. 😊

[@TrappedinSLC]

You can’t make a beginner kit that requires no skill and no reading the instructions for this process. Acrylic nails require a chemical reaction (that’s what curing is) and a certain shape to be properly strong. If you use the product incorrectly then you don’t get it to cure right or the shape is wrong. I think the issue here is that Susie created a kit as part of a course for people to learn proper shaping and technique, and people are expecting it to be like a kit you’d get at the local drugstore that just lets you slap something on your nails quickly and go. Both can be termed for beginners but they are not the same product and cannot be evaluated the same way.

[@cherokee12]

Art teacher here. The bend in the brush is real. Very hard to get students not to leave their brush in the water when not in use. The water jar is not the resting spot! Love your videos, ma'am. Your voice is very soothing.

[@imafwatcher]

I use SMALL jars so brushes can't be left in water & are safe from damage. Hobby Lobby & Michael's sell them. Plus, I teach how to dip n blot to excise paint (keeping water cleaner).

[@cherokee12]

@@imafwatcher that's a good idea. Small jars aren't as useful for me because I try to keep them seated. Less trips to the sink=less chances for mischief. The dop and blot practice sounds ideal. Thanks!

[@opal.ther0ck]

Just teach them good brush care. I had art class and ppl would leave paint still in the brush.

[@cherokee12]

@@opal.ther0ck you might be surprised at how many students have to be reminded of how to care for equipment every year.

[@normaatwood4417]

Thank you for your videos. I've been getting my nails done for years. I'm 71 and decided to do this myself. Your videos helped me to be very successful. I also have bad arthritis and this is one way I can make my hands look better. Love your products. What a difference compared to kits that I've tried. Thank you again for being so knowledgeable, and imparting your wisdom for the rest of us. I've been watching you for over a year now and you are fun to watch.

[@AisuRoma]

This comment section is an absolute dumpster fire. I sought out the video from LongHairPrettyNails and she was very respectful on the matter. From this comment section I would have gleamed that it was a nasty, scathing review, but this is not the case. It requires a good amount of a monetary investment to create these lines of products that can be accessed by non-licensed persons, so Suzie is taking a huge risk financially every time she releases one of these products. Suzie isn't just making things in her backyard and sending them, the company that developed the chemicals in the product needs to be paid; the bottle/container's design and printing company has to be paid; there's a company that ships the product that has to be paid; even the joyamia storefront's website has to be paid and all these are contributing factors to the capital investment. On top of that the storefront makes a profit as part of the deal with Suzie to take care of most of the grunt work of possibly designing the physical product and shipping it, and then a fraction of a fraction of all the sales gets to be Suzie's own profit. Many other KZbinrs rebrand products related to their channels to make a small profit and to help give their audiences quality products that they can follow along with. Even if you can "get it cheaper elsewhere" there is no guarantee that the product will be of good quality. These professional lines of products that Suzie reviews are expensive. They are all expensive. Why are they expensive, because they are intended to be purchased by salons as inventory that is used to make money at $30-$80 a set. They are not meant for home use. I would take YEARS for someone to go through the powder in this kit. (knowing that the product works with other regular monomers is great for when the beginner is ready to move on to fast setting nails as well.) That being said, I hope in the future Suzie releases a normal monomer product for this line of acrylic powders. LHPN was very happy with the quality of the powder product and how it preformed with a different, fast setting monomer. (I do not know if the monomers are rebranded joyamia products, but hopefully if they are, it would expedite the process of creating a second set of systems). Additionally, It may also be helpful to put a more beginner-centric description on the joyamia page, as it is seemingly absent and someone purchasing directly from the site may be unaware leading to poor in-site reviews, affecting sales. I would also be interested in seeing how one would get rid of the tint, as I've seen some comments on the review video regarding that the tinted layer can be filed off. I watched for this issue closely on LHPN's video and it did seem that when she first cut them off, only the top layer was yellow. It was fairly distinct. If this were included in an upcoming tutorial on your system, I would be hopeful it would cease some of the backlash. In one of your videos you mentioned that the purple color of monomer was to cancel out the natural yellowing of the product; I know you're not actually going to a lab and designing a product here (mixing chemicals and all that), but if a slow-setting, purple-tinted monomer existed, would this mitigate the issue? Also, are there plans in the future once all the kinks have been sorted to release a deal for an all-inclusive starter-type set featuring the full line of products including the brushes, dishes, etc? (I can't recall if you had released an acrylic dish and towel in the past, but I have a vague memory of it.) I do apologize for my utterly verbose response. I am overly invested in product launches and business strategies. Please do not take me as a creditable source as I am just the same as any other commenter, spouting into the void with little to no authority on the matter.

[@TrappedinSLC]

Aisu Roma My understanding is that if you use the right amount of monomer the yellowing is only on the surface as part of the curing process with the low odor and slow curing behavior. LHPN was using a LOT of monomer (hence her having so much trouble with the beads being so wet) and when you do that you get the yellowing all through the nail. The beads with this particular monomer need to be very dry - in this video there’s barely any monomer on the brush when she picks up powder, and the bead actually looks kind of dry and grainy for a bit even after it’s been put on the nail. LHPN’s beads were much much much wetter than that.

[@shariahfrancis3803]

Kris Dow keep in mind everyone has a different learning experience and has their own different way of doing things

[@shariahfrancis3803]

I’ve been watching both channels for a long time and LonghairPrettyNails has always made her beads wetter than Susie. It was also a first impression review so she did what she’s used to doing and was seeing if the product worked for her using her technique or not.

[@TrappedinSLC]

the original riah right, but you can’t use a product designed for an entirely different technique and have problems and declare that the product itself is bad and doesn’t work when we are talking about what is effectively the chemical properties of a product. Acrylics, polygel, etc. are all materials that depend on chemical reactions to cure and set up, and if you don’t use things as designed those reactions don’t work right, which results in all kinds of issues, like in this case yellowing throughout the nail.

[@Saitaina]

My fast set (like so fast it was almost still a bead) from hole in the wall China also yellows...just a downside of some Mono’s, but yes, you can file it off... Or paint over it. 😉

[@yosramirezsv]

Ok just so all people can see this I am going to copypaste the response Suzie commented in someone's comment about the girl's video whom acrylic turned yellow just so you all can stop asking about the review and being rude to Suzie (to which she is being respectful as always) I hope ya'll can chill a little and remember the polite person Suzie has always been. No need to throw people under a bus just for some misunderstandings over something that is definitely not important right now. Ok here goes the conversation: Someone asked in a comment if she had seen the review and that the girl emphasized the slow setting monomer and that the product turned yellow when it hardened. Then someone commented "all she said was essentially it was the girls fault who did it, not the monomers issue" Then Suzie replied: "I haven not. This IS a slow setting product - that was deliberate. Im glad she learned that - that is what someone learning liquid & powder needs. If one was to use it expecting it to set faster they didnt understand. If one is inexperienced and they work with wetter beads will have a double hard time as this is designed to set slow. Too wet of a bead is a very common issue- Its important to know the product before you dive in. Misusing a product can frustrate you and make things harder. As for it yellowing, using too much monomer ( a wet bead ) can exasperate a no odour product. To create a no odour a catalyst needs to slow evaporation, a slight tint can occur on the clear, a good trade for people to work at home for their families comfort. 😊 Once the master this they can move up to a faster setting monomer and illuminate the tent all together. But in good time"

[@hayleysommers3918]

Yoselyn Ramirez yes so annoying! It honestly just makes the KZbinr that sent them look bad

[@paulakoncki4029]

Yip!! ! Well done Yoselyn! 💕💅🥰🙏🇿🇦

[@zachariahkovac2048]

❤️❤️❤️

[@monvia88]

Finally! A positive and factual comment!

[@dezinechic]

the WOMANS name is evvie of longhairprettynails. and the comments were on this channel or the other?

[@Shanny359]

This was seriously like a free class! Thanks so much Suzie.

[@NailCareerEducation]

Yes! More to come

[@Blusongstress]

Me again, I hadn't finished my comments. I've looked and looked and looked and looked for advice on product, design, etc. I finally stumbled onto your videos which have been so amazing. With the new kit of no odor and the lovely new colors I've finally and successfully created the new bodied nail of today! I want to say how much I love your vid's of instruction, plus. My hubby was also a well known photographer in the Dallas area for years, so appreciate your camera hubby even more! Thank you for everything you pour into these videos. Your heart and soul is so very evident in the teaching and care you bring both to the experienced and non experienced! I share your heart kiddo. God bless you and keep these wonderful videos coming. Thank you so much for the new Starter kit - even my girls have noticed the difference! Bless You, Sheryln

[@Denisejohn65NailEd]

Hi Susie . The nail enthusiast. “Long Hair Pretty Nails “ reviewed this kit of yours . I understand it’s for beginners and that’s the reason it’s slow setting . It did yellow pretty much right away . Do you know why it did that ? Some people mentioned that the surface needs filing once it dries . Not sure .... because I mostly work with builder gels and polygel .

[@NailsofNorway]

Hi Denise and everyone else 👋😘💓 It has to do with the slow setting odor less/free monomer. It main ingredient are not ethyl metachlyrate, it is something called 2 hydroxyethyl metahacrylate . That is why it turns yellow, and is also why it gets tacky, because the chemical balance is a bit off..😞 But please do not kill me if I got the ingredient wrong🙈🙊🤐 But for sure, there is some kind of different activator in this monomer than other faster setting monomers 😉😘 I am not sure if it has something to do with the photoinitiators also 🤷‍♀️

[@sianbentley146]

Hi Denise, big fan of you and your channel! If you look at the top comment (from a person called Kathy) suzie addresses their same comment saying LHPNs was doing it wrong and unprofessional. The only person coming across unprofessional is Suzie with her rude comment about LHPN.

[@willhemlourage]

In another comment suzie explained that the yellowing is from too much liquid (a wet bead)

[@mermaidatlantica]

@@willhemlourage Which LHPN clearly did because that acrylic was sliding straight off her nail form she couldn't keep it on. Then to say it wasn't too wet? Nah.

[@willhemlourage]

I guess so. I think maybe suzie said that LHPN was doing it wrong and unprofessional because LHPN tried the kit before watching this video as guide? Just my opinion. But well suzie should've explained it completely in other comments too instead just saying the person is unprofessional 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@barky2881]

OH SUZIIIEEEE YAYYYYY!!!!!!! I've been dying for another kit from you! By the time I discovered your channel and fell in love with nails, your original kit was already gone, and I've been soooo excited for another one to come out. Last week I made the decision that I was going to shop around online and try to find a comparable kit since I have so much time on my hands, and here is this video today to make me so happy. I've ordered this, as well as your brush and file kit, and I'm so excited for it all to arrive. Thank you for your thorough instruction, your attention to detail, and your soothing presence. "Let's get started!"

[@maggielopes3369]

Suzie another KZbinr nail technician bought this product from you, your monomer says on the bottle no yellowing. she was doing a whole nail set and it came yellow! Took forever to dry she ended up using another monomer and showed the difference, she was hoping you would reach out to her or have your monomer checked out! I thought I'd share this with you I don't want ppl to get the wrong conception of you! I'll look her up again and send you her channel! Take care.! Her channel is, Long Hair pretty Nails.

[@rxrx.m]

What's her KZbin

[@rxrx.m]

Channel

[@maggielopes3369]

@@rxrx.m I'm trying to look for it as soon as I get it I'll send it!

[@kaleymoscrip897]

Rocio Munox its lony hair pretty nails

[@maggielopes3369]

@@rxrx.m long hair pretty nails Title of her video is trying suzie's nail kit ! Nail Career Education

[@lupeg8100]

That price though.......

[@Noahlovslife2221]

Lupe G in the nail world, it’s a lot more expensive to get those supplies... I guess it’s whether you want good products or mediocre products. But I mean I hope she fixes her monomer because long hair pretty nails pointed out that it isn’t that good. I really don’t want the nail part of KZbin to get toxic like everything else.

[@marielanders1218]

@@Noahlovslife2221 LHPN isn't a nail tech and made the beads too wet first of all. Second, that she knew it was a slow setting monomer. Third, didn't read the directions and just dove right in. Clearly she didn't know what she was doing and you can see that in her video. Couldn't even control the beads because they were too wet and then claiming they weren't? Yeah ok. 🙄🙄 Don't get me wrong I love LHPN because she's amazing and can do awesome nail art, but she didn't have a clue of what she was doing.

[@Noahlovslife2221]

Marie Landers I think she does know what to do, have you seen her nail work? She has products out so I think she knows what’s going on.... I don’t want this to be drama because the nail community is one of the only ones that doesn’t have that toxicity in it. Professional or not, it’s still for beginners she shouldn’t have to work that hard to make a product work but also it was yellowing so yeah, she’s got some points in her video that was valid. But I think she was a little biased or negative for no reason. Kinda has that idgaf attitude recently but she’s still skilled

[@reexoxo75]

Noah Lopez long hair pretty nail she wet in monomer like a Normal one hence why it’s runny and didn’t u see how small susie just tapping it in and she’s self taught isn’t she

[@Noahlovslife2221]

Ree xoxo lhpn is but Suzie isn’t

[@kathytarman2302]

I was wondering if you could tell us why your clear turns yellow. Long hair pretty nails you should watch her video. She reviewed this kit and she had a terrible time. I think you should check it out. I know now from this video that it is slow drying. I love your videos. I learn so much from you. Thank you for sharing this with us. Stay safe and healthy.

[@NailCareerEducation]

Yes someone who dives right in without understanding HOW to work the product may have difficulty. Its lack of experience. But thats what im here for Education. I will watch it and see where i can help👍🏼💜

[@NailphuongleCenter]

Ohhhh

[@NailCareerEducation]

Thank you Kathy for your comment and reaching out to let me know a fellow nail tech pro or non pro was having difficulty with a product let alone mine. Im all about education. For everyone including me. Thanks again 😊 these are some great opportunities for education - also i deleted the comments below bc some took a nasty turn toward LHPN, and i dont think that’s what all us are about here. I apologize to those whoes kind comments i erased but if i left i didnt want it to appear i only leave nice ones and delete mean ones. But i kept Kathy’s bc she was making her point respectfully. Thanks you for the information 😊

[@lillyvalley415]

@@NailCareerEducation the bottle says the product is non yellowing yet it did yellow. you're saying it's a lack of experience but you said the product is for beginners? How can professionalism or lack thereof be the issue when this kit is geared towards the unprofessional?

[@heavenpre]

Nail Career Education it’s a beginner kit, how can anyone have experience ?

[@LadyGenevieve19]

Odorless!!!!!!!!!! SUZIE! THANK YOU! I have a very sensitive head when it comes to smells and monomer gives me an instant migraine! You are a blessing to the beauty industry and I am so thankful for you ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mariadepaz479]

Suzie is killing it!! Congrats on your new kit!

[@aneesaana6954]

For someone who bashed another youtuber saying its not for “unprofessionals with lack of experience” you sure are selling it as a brand for self taught technicians🤔

[@Erin-hb8wr]

Aneesa Ana when does she say this, I’ve watch the video twice now and haven’t seen this

[@michellegriffiths2132]

She deleted a lot of the comments that said it.

[@NailCareerEducation]

Its sad that it got outta hand. Fact is i never said that she was unprofessional or inexperienced ☹️

[@changesomthing9874]

We're was that send a link or something pls

[@streghewitch77]

@@Erin-hb8wr it was all over the comments before she deleted them!!; Just because you delete comments doesn't mean your followers forget

[@Ay-B]

This would have been an excellent pre-release video - build anticipation for the product AND provide instruction.

[@monvia88]

A lot of people are quick to judge Suzie for this product because of the review from LHPN. I do love LHPN, but she did not follow the directions for the monomer- her beads were way too wet. Suzie mentioned on Instagram that using too much liquid can exasperate a no odor monomer, causing it to yellow. You guys, Suzie has been in this game for over 30 years. I think she knows what she’s doing!

[@nailsbyjayjay8243]

Oh wait lhpn's hate squad will come for you be careful, one even went so far as to call suzie racist

[@nailsbyjayjay8243]

Also lhpn's is encouraging their behavior, very unprofessional in any sense of the the word

[@noimkat]

oh my gosh this is exactly what i need! i can’t get the kit at the moment but i’m happy i know exactly where to find it for the future.

[@NailphuongleCenter]

Hi

[@sadaesashington7255]

Kat yeah I hope I can buy her kit soon. It’s like over $60 ...😰😓. That shocked me at first. Separate the files are like $18. The brush alone is like over $44. I believe. I wished there was a nice discount available now. Especially during this time we are in... Can’t really afford the kit.. way too expensive 😬 Wish I could afford it. My nails are so messed up. I’m disabled so it’s hard to do my nails on my own.. Im trying to learn more About nail care but I can’t afford it. I want/need the best quality items. I believe she has quality items. Which is why I chose only her products and no one else’s.

[@severance7134]

Plus it yellows and Suzie runs down anyone who days otherwise

[@1amazingj]

Hi

[@esstee8210]

Hope you didn’t waste your money on it. It was shit 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@tiktokmatchup5690]

Why does your voice have a calming effect on me? Not really into nails, but I keep watching your videos because your voice is just soothing. :)

[@concernedkid3262]

😂😂😂

[@michelleventer1259]

Congratulations Suzie. Love watching your video all the way from South Africa. I'm doing my own nails for 5 years now, and never went for a course. I practiced by watching all your videos. Love u & stay safe ❤️😊

[@dianesteen4025]

Oh Suzie, this is so perfect and it couldn't have come at a better time. We starting our one salon when we can. We are still not started because of the virus. We can now practice on ourselves. Sorry for my english, I'm excited .

[@ssc4153]

Thank you Suzie, for all of your dedication and knowledge. Many people have learned from you, and what you do is very appreciated. I always look forward to all of your video's and want to say thank you for taking the time to put out great videos so that everyone can learn....you truly are appreciated! Looking forward to your next video! 🧡💛💚💙💜💗

[@kbarajas7148]

Agreed! Eloquently spoken.

[@mzdiamond9531]

She explained the yellowing keep reading the comments I just read it thank you for the explanation Suzie! Keep up the great work! May God bless you and your family! ❤🙏🏽

[@concernedkid3262]

I bought your product and it is very resilient! I have to practice more so thanks for the "worksheet", I will use it to practice

[@pecansandy34]

Omgosh!!!! I wish upon a star ..to her suzies new nail kit😭. One day. Hopefully. Can I win a set and record myself trying it for the first time and giving you the footage? I'm a virgin with building and shaping nails. Congratulations suzie! I know this is very exciting for you.⚘

[@SarahsNailSecrets]

Suzie thanks for the shout out! 💕💕💕

[@pwhite9932]

I am a non professional, first time interested in the career. I ordered the Kit. I am anxious, can't wait to use it to learn. Thank you Suzie for the videos on your favorites, how to etc. Keep up the good work :)

[@Blusongstress]

Hi Suzy, I ordered the new product and kit. I love it. I was a nail tech that started in the '70's. I had the awesome opportunity to train with Mona Hamlin of Mona Nails, Dallas Texas. I had worked for her several years and had received the most incredible training. She should be known as the Mother of the acrylic that formed nails for many many clients. I had a nail salon until my first child was born and tried to continue ... difficult. But I always kept my nails. Then came a period of not having them for many years. Then, I put them back on. Couldn't help but notice the changes in the product over the years. I am now 70 yrs old. I've been doing my own nails yet again for several years now. I knew the products I had access after my pro-license diminished were much different.

[@dezinechic]

yes as i thought initially its slow drying on purpose for a good reason of manipulating for beginners. i do not want to be frantically rushing to shape when i DONT know what im doing.

[@emolyemu89]

YAY!!! I've been hoping you were gonna come out with your own nail kit! I love that it's slow curing and no smell. I've never done anything more than polish my nails so I can't wait to get this kit and try doing my own nails (after practicing first of course)!

[@DNayFree]

This looks beautiful. I’m no nail tech by any means of the word. But I have 3 kids and trying to go and get my nails done has become a trip in itself. So I look forward to learning more from you and how to better do my nails. Stay blessed and keep that soothing voice. Also say 👋🏾 to the cameraman he’s a great supporting costar.

[@liza4100]

Hi Suzie! I'm a 56-year-old mother of 2. I've been getting my nails done since the '80s and I must say I love it! But like most people with the current situation, I had no other choice than to learn how to do them myself. Thank you so much for your videos, they are very clear, and straight to the point. Because of that, I did not lose my nails and I learned something new! I am not sure why some people complain so much but if I don't like a channel I just go to another. Please, continue educating us with your videos! I cannot wait for the next one!

[@alishab4123]

I really love that this has no smell. My husband loves that I do my own but hates the overwhelming odor! Now he will sit and talk with me while I do my nails! 😀

[@NailCareerEducation]

‘Suzie bringing couples together’ lol

[@alishasanders5247]

I’m so confused. This is a product that claims to be non yellowing and no fowl Oder. So in a sense as long as your using the product you shouldn’t get the yellowing at all. Am I right or am I wrong? If this is a product that still gives off a yellow tint then why call it non yellowing in the first place and is the claim that it’s non yellowing a true fitting description or not?

[@NailCareerEducation]

If you are getting yellowing its just too wet, if alittle discoloured simply buff off first layer- its part of the process

[@chanagurl215]

Nail Career Education If it’s non yellowing then why is it yellowing at all?

[@NailCareerEducation]

Its yellowing bc its the wrong ratio- i guess i shoulda marketed it as soon as the yellow goes away it means you did it right- lol It has a dispersion layer not unlike gel / simply run under warm water for about a min then file as normal

[@chanagurl215]

Nail Career Education your kit definitely doesn’t seem beginner friendly if you have to go through all this

[@x.Tia.c.x]

@@mandimani give her a break! shes got a youtube channel and a business to deal with. And a personal life. she is trying to help and if theres a fault in the product she will try to fix it. She might not be perfect and neither is her brand but she is a human!

[@rla0071]

You are an inspiration Suzie - Thanks for all the education this week. I am someone who would never have considered applying my own acrylics tips with acrylic or hard gel overlay, sculpting my nails, using Polygel or Dip Powder on my own I would gladly be serviced by an accomplished nail professional . Giving myself a French manicure on my natural nails with my opposite hand was the most complex accomplishment previously . I had been desperately seeking help to fill and rebalance my acrylics before they lifted, watched several of your tutorials this week. Under normal circumstances that would have been done 2 or 3 weeks ago- but these are not normal times- so your advise has been especially APPRECIATED . I found you while researching nail drills and your tips have been Spot on! Learning to do my own nails feels like freedom now. Thank you! And when my drill arrives- I will be able to use do my little Chihuahua's nails and give my husband a pedicure if he plays his cards right...! Staying calm and learning to do my own nails in South Florida :)

[@NailCareerEducation]

Hilarious 👍🏼

[@songbirdlee1]

Hallelujah!!! Clean monomer??? Yes!! Now I can go back to practicing with acrylic whereas before I couldn’t because I was afraid of the chemical fumes. Just bought my kit!!!

[@bouncecat]

Disappointed in the brand owner handling of this situation. Customer feedback is there to improve your product. Period. Will not purchase & unsubscribed.

[@ZdravkoDubravec]

I don't think she is handling it incorrectly....

[@meriemz69]

fr. imma go watch LHPN now lmao

[@streghewitch77]

SAME

[@x.Tia.c.x]

Why? Whats the fault?

[@mitchellwaygood8248]

When using new products you have to learn how to use them as every product is made different. In that video her acrylic was way to runny she needed a dryer bead

[@chauntem.8841]

This a fabulous idea! I'd definitely laminate it. It looks like a great gifting idea too!

[@melissaromano9426]

I ordered set as well as your brush. I can’t wait to receive them. Also can’t wait to follow your tutorials. Hope you, cameraman and your family are all safe and healthy.

[@NailCareerEducation]

Thank you darling- remember its a practice your bead kit - i have one video up another one in production

[@AloneInTheGarden]

You are such a wonderful human being, Suzie! I hope you and your family are well and safe. ❤️

[@danahalounk3955]

I love your videos and how calming your voice is 🤗

[@salekachang8917]

$17 for shipping for one brush thats crazy.

[@demisavage77]

The nail kit shipping is $27. That's 30% of the freaking price.

[@Jsnnsmjsguwgvgh67]

I totally agree I was looking into her brush but that was too much, I would definitely buy it if it were less. Don't get me wrong it's beautiful

[@ssc4153]

Shipping from Canada........very different than shipping from the USA.

[@demisavage77]

@@ssc4153 I'm in Canada and that was my shipping.

[@joannasaadati8810]

Canadian shipping prices are ridiculous.

[@judygrayson7896]

So cool! I have been a nail tech for 38 yrs and way back in the day Tammy Taylor had a work sheet like this to practice. Good luck with your new kit.

[@BBsAdventures]

I bought your new Acrylic system and I can't wait for it to come, I'm so excited. And I bought your files and nail brush. I got those in this week. I have learned so much just by watching your videos and have gotten much better with practicing. Thank you so much Suzie

[@NailCareerEducation]

Awesome- dont forget this is collection is focusing on developing your L& P skills via a worksheet which you can download from Nailcareer.com - there is no Primer included- im preparing it now so when your ready you can apply to yourself - im making the videos now

[@bluedollar5423]

Hi Suzie! I love your videos! I've wanted a page like this to practice on. I think if the page was laminated you would be able to reuse it over again. I am just brainstorming. You all that have a better understanding of acrylic and monomer would know better than me. Thank you Suzie for creating that page for newbies like me.

[@imafwatcher]

Use a Sheet Protector for your paper. Office supply has them in matte or glossy. If you know school teachers or a printing store, maybe you can get a couple gratis. I think wax paper or cling wrap could work in a pinch. Have Fun!

[@bluedollar5423]

@@imafwatcher that's the kind of ingenuity I needed. Thanks for helping me with my question. I knew someone out there would know what I meant!

[@chromeoiran951]

Suzie, you are the undisputed Queen of nail education, and I’ve been watching you for years, but have skipped over most of your acrylic instruction videos due to my first attempts (all abject failures) at learning acrylics on my own 30+ years ago, destroying multiple innocent brushes and wasting products in the process before giving up, because I didn’t have my own Suzie to teach me between right and wrong. Now at 61 years-old I find myself wanting to learn acrylics again, since all the gels and gel application techniques in the world cannot quite compete with the feeling of mastery over acrylics, so any idea when your beginner kit might be back in stock? With your guidance, I KNOW I CAN DO THIS! Thank you in advance, Suzie Sensei. 🥰

[@idahiguera4171]

Wow! Beautiful

[@zsanabria6721]

I just ordered the kit. I’m so excited to try it out as it will be my first time trying this as my daughter and I love to do things together. We love you Suzie.

[@NailCareerEducation]

Thats awesome/ print the work sheet. Practice your beads first

[@Itsmilkyagain]

Your amazing susie you inspired me to start doing acrylics I’m only 13 and I’ve gotten so good from watching your videos thank you so much😁

[@miarasgorshek89]

Cai the science guy I’m 14 so same! (even tho I’m not super great but it’s been getting a lot better haha)

[@imafwatcher]

KUDOS to both of you! I used to do my own nails back in '83. LOL. Yea, I'm Olde. It is Great you are starting out, AND watching someone w/a gift of Teaching! Most ppl 'get it' w/ practice, & that varies. Stay Positive when you practice & Do Not Give Up!! You will know when you honed your application technique. Same for your filing & finishing. Hope to see your videos helping others someday.

[@miarasgorshek89]

Cecelia Aguallo thank you so much!!! That’s so kind of you. I can just tell that you have a kind personality :))

[@Itsmilkyagain]

Razzberry Art!! That’s cool

[@Itsmilkyagain]

Razzberry Art!! Do you want to chat about nails on insta

[@ME-jv7hn]

I can understand leaving out the primer since you intend this to be for beginner practice before actual application to real nails but why on earth would there not be a brush included?! Even if it was a pared down standard version and not the (very expensive) blingy signature one, we need a brush to work with even for practice. Heck, at least recommend a budget friendly practice brush if you're not going to include one. Honestly I think providing a brush in lieu of maybe one of the pink powders would have been more reasonable if not willing to include a brush with the whole kit as is. I was ready to make the investment understanding why it doesn't include everything needed for application to real nails but discovering there is no brush at all to work with really put me off, especially considering the price point for your 'signature' brush (which I am sure is lovely and I would love to have in the future) and that being the only brush you offer, leaving me to blindly scrounge on the internet for a hopefully decent brush and pay separate shipping once I find one. It's just perplexing and disappointing. Feels poorly thought out (especially since the kit comes from one site and your brush from another.)

[@bertdellestep1215]

M E most of the time with all kits you need to buy a brush and primer separately. Glitterbells, glam and glitz, Mia secret, all of them through the price ranges and variety’s sell separately. Her products are expensive because of how they’re made and the ingredients they require.

[@NailCareerEducation]

I hear what your saying. Im a very small company just starting out. I invested alot into my brush and files. Then i had some money to create Clean Acrylic - so i already have brushes. But if i put them in the kit some people who already have brushes would have been upset cause they dont want to pay for another if they already have it- so i thought people could have the option to buy mine or buy a less expensive one if they liked. Joyamia sells brushes and other items / thats the advantage of partnering with them they have items that you can shop and receive4 in one box - its the struggle of a small company- ill get better 🙃

[@Ic_truth]

@@bertdellestep1215 mia secret comes with a brush and it has a primer and dehydrator...js

[@EJ-uv9mb]

@@NailCareerEducation lol I certainly wouldn't be complaining to get a brush meant to work with the system if paying so much- what's a little more? Anyway wouldn't you like to give people a great first impression of a supposed 'starter' business to have brushes included? I kknow I would

[@limecrime187]

@@EJ-uv9mb there is no reason to be mad... suzie sells a brush and file kit which i have tried and use all the time. they are very high quality and in the nail world good products don’t come cheap. if youre not willing to spend money to become a nail tech maybe this is not something you should do for a living. 💕

[@ladyace1290]

Suzie I don’t know if anyone has said this to you today yet.I love you 😘 you’re amazing and thank you for sharing your self and your knowledge with me. And to your wonderful husband thank you for making sure we miss nothing she shares and does you are truly an amazing man and husband. Sending both of you love peace and blessings to you and your family from New York City. Keep up the amazing team work. Your pupil/student from Bronx New York

[@bethwaldemarsen4226]

I cant express how HELPFUL this video is!!! Thank you!!!

[@gabriellaellis9446]

your soooo good at nails if i were to get a nail teacher i would pick you your the best!!

[@freyawithey5935]

Thanks for the tutorial! Had been struggling with the ratio for a while xx

[@NailCareerEducation]

Its a tough one but once you get it - its MAGIC

[@cpeartree]

I need to make sure I watch videos in order! Congratulations Suzie!

[@momo-uy8gc]

Your an educator and I praise you for doing this for so many years to help us all. Cameraman hello and thank you too.

[@penneysanderson9277]

Suzie your amazing. I'm moving to.B. C. Soon and hoping I can get my nails done by you. Love you

[@rirenn550]

I have to say when I saw the price of your nail brush and this kit I laughed hysterically

[@NailCareerEducation]

Keep in mind these are pro products. And my sizes are very big for a starter. Compared to other Pro Products they are very comparable

[@AEtherNevermore]

Okay the hate and accusations have gone way too far in this. I'm a fan of NCE and LHPN, both channels have helped me so much in my education over the years. I'm not sure if this will help with people understanding, but "you can only lead to water, can't make them drink". As a current nail student we are taught to research every system as much as we can and present it to our instructors (because it was part of homework and on written exams). So one part of this is education not only on the chemical makeup of the system but the history of products as well. As per my research from last year at college learning nails (and university for humanities studies), along the years there has been many advances and discoveries in nail technology. Everyone is always learning new things as we go. Those who are learning about certain systems right now have improved benefits from those who have been pioneers of the nail industry before us. Not everyone has full expertise in one type of system or the other, because some of these issues may not have been as well researched and presented as they did through nail schools or even texts as they did before. (I compared with others who are nail techs and apparently they didn't have to refer back to old physics and chemistry textbooks to do their nail course and get certified, like I have to... *cries* lucky girls.) It is not to say that anyone else's credibility, as a nail professional, is diminished or inferior to others. The education of nails in application and what is written in books are simply an entry level into the industry. Everyone is always learning from each other. (it's part of why nails are a fun subject!) The standard and depth of learning each system is also subject to the popularity and usage of product by the service demographic in the area. The other reason as to why others may not have been taught an odorless system correctly/incorrectly/differently (or any other system for that matter) is that there is no universal standard to the practice and development of nail enhancements. It is only within the last couple decades in which standards in which to protect technicians and clients have started to be discussed as a way to promote the health, safety, and reliability of a product and how it is used. Thus why MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) sheets are becoming more requested from nail product manufacturers for nail professionals to use as a base guideline on product safety for their services. So no, not everyone realizes that regular versus odorless acrylic systems may be similar in application, but due to the differing chemical components it could arguably be a different system all together because of how it cures. (Don't even get me started on vapors, chemical reactions, etc... as a subject, ugh...) Each brand that has an acrylic system should be used together for optimal results because they may require different ratios of powder to liquid depending on the amount of each to achieve proper polymerization. (Imagine someone who habitually has a tic tac after eating a lunch with a coca cola, then innocently ingesting a mentos instead, having no knowledge of... well... ya) As for expense, when you can only order a limited amount of product from a manufacturer it is more expensive than higher amounts of bulk. The price probably reflects the minimum requirement of custom made items that have been ordered. In some cases, special batches, colours, and especially labeling plates need to be made. For example let's say a stamp for labeling the exterior of bottles or even the stickers that go on the product. Let's say it costs $25 to manufacture. Then using it on 100 different products makes it more expensive by manufacturing fees, business incidentals, and markup in creating the product and spreading the cost of its usage out to 100 items versus its usage to 1000 products. Small companies need to to be able to make a profit from whatever products they give out. Profit for small businesses in this case are minimal. A lot of what is factored into a markup is paying not only for the time/wages of employees put into the creation of the product as well as fees regarding shipment costs, transportation, phone bills, internet, just to cover the business' ability to stay running. All of that adds up. There are also ethical issues when handling these matters on the price of a product. Depending on the country it is made in it is subject to their capacity of the factory (in their ability of how many products they produce) as well as how much they pay their employees. (Think about made in Taiwan vs made in the UK.) All of that factors into the cost of what it took for Suzie to sell her kit at. So lets theorize that Joya Mia has a smaller factory or resources than let's say CND and cannot produce at such a high capacity for less. (We also need to factor in the chemical testing laws per country which the manufacturer is in and the monetary and liability costs of testing on animals vs humans. Ya, that costs money too and reflects in our product choices.) Oh and taxes... OMG (I took a business course, the research done there made my eyes bleed.) I'm not defending one or another, but giving the reality on what goes into the product itself and why its best to research before blame. I have likes and dislikes about many things. I prefer regular monomer vs odorless because I am impatient by nature, but some brands can trigger my asthma. I like how Max taught his class in Toronto last year (he was super nice to us), upset about his video comments though. I want to try out Suzie's new product, a little weary about not being able to find a public MSDS sheet through Joya Mia's site. And for the sake of proof and whatever, here ya go odorless systems info (hooray for google): Page 334 of At Your Fingertips - The Nail Technician's Companion, By Jane Symington, Karen Peppercorn (books.google.ca/books?id=pxPiBAAAQBAJ) The Ins & Outs of Odorless - by NLS Staff - Published online for Nails Magazine (www.nailsmag.com/391728/the-ins-outs-of-odorless) Are odorless acrylics more prone to yellowing? -Nails Magazine Q & A (www.nailsmag.com/599183/are-odorless-acrylics-more-prone-to-yellowing) Cuccio Odorless (kzbin.info/www/bejne/moKvd2mQeq90qsU) Glitterbells Odorless (kzbin.info/www/bejne/ianZZ2mMhs5-gNU) Ugly Duckling Odorless (kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX2UY2CwaZmrl68) TL;DR Every product is different; everyone has different levels of experience; business markups are confusing, don't drink coke and mentos P.s. Is it worth it to negatively (instead of constructively) argue about nail product and technician's opinions? We are all learning together. I know Covid19 is making people crazy, but if we need to complain about something can we just talk about F***ing Carole Baskin's comment about "sardine oil"? p. p. s. Everyone stay safe! Lots of love from Canada! Enjoy nails!

[@annmelendez1898]

Ur video and nail art has helped me so much through all this terrible covid19. Staying at home has been hard for me and my family.. My OCD has been so sever lately because of all the stress . Doing my own gel polish nails Is my peace. Thank for not leaving us at this sad time.

[@DOLLHAUSPRODUCTION]

Thank You, I've been waiting for Years for an acrylic with no smell, can't wait to purchase this kit. 💅

[@NailCareerEducation]

I will have many videos on how to use this product on people too

[@DOLLHAUSPRODUCTION]

I've been doing my own nails for 30-years & do a good job. I have to sit on my patio to do acrylics. Even with an air purifier/ionizer doesn't take that powerful smell away.

[@Ramayla]

Don't get mad at someone for giving an honest review. Smh! Everyone has an opinion and a right to say how they feel. Nobody wants to waste money on a product that won't work for them. No one want yellow nails. Ugh

[@BrightDelight14]

Ramayla Ashford people have to learn how to use products before they make claims. The yellowing is likely from the inhibition layer which you must file off. Having an opinion is one thing but user error is another.

[@erykahpalmer2159]

@@BrightDelight14 Normally i'd agree, but the product claims to be "Non-yellowing". Evie (Long Hair Pretty Nails) made a video of her experience with the kit and it yellowed. After switching monomers, and realizing that the Glam & Glitz monomer didn't cause yellowing, it was clear that Suzie's monomer was at fault. I agree with you that "Having an opinion is one thing but user error is another," but this is not one of those cases.

[@BrightDelight14]

Erykah Palmer but that’s the thing, if you use a regular monomer, it’s going to have a different result. Every odorless monomer will yield an inhibition layer which can be discolored. Suzie explained it was from having too wet of a bead which is one issue I notice with Evies videos, every bead is so wet. I respect them both but I’m on Suzies side here. I just think LHPN doesn’t know anything about odorless products. AKA non-yellowing, when used as directed lol

[@BrightDelight14]

bihbhkjbnlk well idk where the instructions were but I’m sure that they should be for professional use only. Really that’s the main issue. Idc if it yellows or not, I don’t trust her reviews because she’s not a professional. Y’all can have it and go on doing nails with no basic knowledge🤷🏽‍♀️

[@Ramayla]

Bria Dunbar a review is a review. No need to argue or get upset. Y'all read into stuff to much over a comment. All i was saying is Suzie cannot get mad because of something that Evie experienced with her products. It was HER honest review. I was only explaining you cannot get mad over a review. It's called a review for a reason. No one has to be a professional to have an experience with something. Whew. Y'all take stuff to serious and want to go off on everybody. It's okay sweetie. Calm down. Not that serious.

[@jaxthibert4293]

I'm so excited, my son is buying me this kit for Mother's Day! And I'm getting the brush a gift for myself. Thank you so much Suzie for putting this out.

[@NailCareerEducation]

Awww thats so sweet- make sure to watch video to understand how to create beads first before doing people

[@sharonlatour6230]

Congratulations on your beautiful kit Susie!!

[@Melissa_Marvel]

Me who has never had acrylics a day in her life: I think its time I start doing my own acrylics!!!

[@veralima820]

ä

[@patriciagallacher6741]

Anyone using a practice sheet put a clear plastic sheet folder on top or if you can laminate it,that way you can use it more than once.

[@NailCareerEducation]

Yes it works great

[@JackieYvette]

Congratulations! Hard work pays off! Looks like such a good product and great idea.

[@Adamsg0505]

I love watching you. You explain so nicely and have such a patient voice. Thank you. I will be ordering from you soon

[@shellyrourke8994]

Right. I'm forty eight and a half and I'm writing a letter to Santa. My husband just saw *that* look in my eye.

[@karolinapapa7728]

Although I've learned acrylic before, my love is gel! Nothing beats it for me, and that's what I use in my channel as well for my designs. But I think I would like to find a no smell acrylic to practice

[@gloriapaschal5749]

Karolina Papa Where did get your at so can look for it

[@karolinapapa7728]

@@gloriapaschal5749 you mean the gel that I use?

[@gloriapaschal5749]

Karolina Papa yes

[@gloriapaschal5749]

Karolina Papa yes

[@karolinapapa7728]

@@gloriapaschal5749 I use mecosmeo gel and I love it, but I'm not sure to which countries they ship

[@huiam7111]

Love this video, clear and concise

[@lndsyg]

When I heard about this slow drying acrylic I was excited! I’m just now hearing about it and i think it’s pretty revolutionary lol 😆

[@MsLisaLisa89]

I'm going through the comments and I hope this dont turn into a Max/dipped in pretty situation.

[@diamondleo5136]

I kind of think so I mean I don't know Max called her Ratchet he was mad disrespectful but maybe not Suzie said she wasn't a professional that's not really a bad thing I hope not because I like them both

[@Glassbones_and_paperskin]

Who?

[@jessicagreenoakaviper4810]

Clarifying folks! I used odorless eons ago when I took state boards. The monomer does have a yellowish layer upon drying. That files off and it’s STILL a beautiful nail of you file and shape correct. Too wet of a bead makes that layer a lot more yellow as it takes longer to dry.

[@shaniaahmedd]

I tried out the kit but I was super disappointed because no matter how much I filed off, it was still super yellow, even though on the bottle it specifically says non-yellowing.

[@MaratheSamoyed]

I own the product and there is no yellowing. The product works slow and it’s easy to use for you to be able to shape your nails and take your time. It’s not designed to be done in 30 seconds or less. The reason for that is so you can learn. That’s why is labeled beginners.

[@NailCareerEducation]

Thank you for getting it🤗🧡

[@MaratheSamoyed]

Nail Career Education Thank you for making it. It’s easy to use and it’s making me better at doing my nails every time.

[@KarlaHElegancenails]

I have work with odorless monomer for over two years and let’s just say it work better when you work slightly more dry then wet, as you can see she hardly dip her brush back in to the dapen dish. One thing I have learn is you have to work alternating finger to finger to give it enough time to dry and be able to build your apex. Another thing when it say odorless it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s odorless there still a slight scent so you still want to work in a ventilated Area because the monomer still releases chemicals vapor 💨. Another thing if you want to speed up the drying on the nail you can stick your finger semi lukewarm water.

[@NailCareerEducation]

Good advice. Thanks for reminding me

[@KarlaHElegancenails]

Nail Career Education ohh my you replying 🥰 love your Channel

[@miamibabes]

Guys for those of you who have purchased this set or any other product put out by Suzie or someone else here’s a tip. The best way to make a statement regarding your frustration with a person or brand is to withdraw your support. Don’t buy their products, don’t watch their videos, don’t go to their website. People tend to notice when their pockets are affected. Stop buying things because you “like” a person online. I learned how to do my own nails correctly by watching Suzie for 4 years. However, I have not purchased a thing from her since her enailcouture collab. Want to know why? I know a cash grab when I see one. I am a sucker for esthetic. I love clean, sleek and glamorous products. I would certainly pay a little more for high quality products that look good and make sense financially. The brush Suzie released was absolutely gorgeous!!!❤️❤️. However, in her reveal video I noticed the brush bristles were not high quality. She tried to mask it with editing but I learned from one of the best and unfortunately it was not worth the money. It’s actually not sold out... it’s currently on sale for 20% off. If the brush were let’s say $20-$30 I would have picked it up as a collectors item to support her. However, the price was baffling considering the product and certainly not worth it. P. S she doesn’t read or respond to comments often, she simply likes most comments made within the 1st hour of the video being posted to help with her engagement score on the platform. Trust me, she doesn’t care. I stopped commenting a long time ago when I noticed a pattern. Now I simply soak up whatever info I can get from a video once it’s released, take notes and keep it moving. Sucks but it’s true! Some of my favorite videos were the collabs with Grant 🥰 and her earlier ones that were in-depth and SUPER educational

[@NailCareerEducation]

Im sorry you feel this way. Im not a big company - its just me and my husband and two employees being our family. Im not in position to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars into products- i have to start small. Its very important to have good quality. My brush is high end and will last years because the quality. You may not know but when you dont have tons of money you cant buy huge quanities, the more you buy the less expensive so naturally the smaller amount you buy the pricer it is. This is a boutique brand - as it grows i can purchase bigger quantities resulting in lower prices. This brush i have designed is comparable to high end brushes in our industry. As for commenting i reserve about 20-30 hours a week answering questions and comments, you have no idea the thousands of comments i receive- its impossible to answer or respond to them all. I started this channel as a labour of love, to say ‘i dont care’ is so off base, considering im giving free education to those who maybe cant afford or just need help wether Pro or Non. I released product to everyone, so non licensed nail artist can have good quality too. I put my heart & soul into my channel, my education and my time. A lot of mis information out there. When i gather info and repeat i make sure its accurate and not what someone else says they heard. The comments floating around are false - its sad. Ive connected with lhpn and thanks her for helping me understand how i can improve. She said she wanted to move on as do I. 😊

[@miamibabes]

Nail Career Education I’m happy you both were able to connect and move forward. I respect you both for being diplomatic about thus misunderstanding and agreeing to move forward. Now that you have explained things I am clear on the reality of things and I applaud you and camera man for your efforts to provide us great content 😃. I will continue to support you both moving forward 🥰🥰🥰

[@leyla4163]

Can you please do a video on your favourite nail drill(s)? Thank you!

[@kyle4739]

Yes! Want to buy my girlfriend a top one but don’t know where to start

[@aaliya5524]

Thank god someone asked, 100% need to know

[@leyla4163]

Me Too no I don’t think so, i know she’s done one on cheap affordable nail drills but in the video she said she goes for top quality ones, so I’d love to know which they are

[@christianwilliams608]

Yes please

[@wazuris1983]

Yes me too

[@Jamietron666]

incredible, Suzy! your success is just amazing 💕

[@limecrime187]

thanks for bringing odorless into the main market. when learning to sculpt nails especially right now when we are all stuck at home. odorless is a must for some of us that live with other people and want to respect them. i love the powder and the monomer. Good job 😊💕

[@NailsofNorway]

I would love to try out your acrylics but with a normal setting monomer. Do your powders work with other monomer or just this system? I have spent countless of hours on practice sheets over the last 2 years. And I can tell by the way your beads reacts on paper that if you put the paper in a plastic holder the beads will run all over the place. Even when you make them superdry. Especially since the beads are setting and starts to float after you put them down you will chase that bead for a long time😔 Your practice sheet looks great though👍 Everyone should start there😉 But my personal and humble opinion is that we should all start to work with a more normal monomer, so you get used to working with it right away. But I wish you good luck with your new products😘🎉 Thanks for sharing and stay safe 😘💓💓

[@NailsofNorway]

@Me Too Why being so rude? I only wanted to address her new products. I asked if I could buy the acrylic powders in the future and use it with a "normal" setling monomer. Since I am way past working with a slow setting beginners liquid. Suzie was clearly stating that this is a beginners kit. All beginners will definitely benefit from working on a practice sheet. I personally am just past that stage. I also know the difference between working on a piece of paper that soak up the liquid vs working on plastic where you definitely needs to use dry even drier beads so it will not float all over the lines (if your beads do that, you have not cracked the code of liquid to powder ratio yet) I was not going into addressing her monomer in my comment because I have no personal use for it. I don't think it was a problem that I wished her luck with her new products and all the work that she has done to help out beginners.. 🤷‍♀️ I was speaking and asking for myself in this comment here, not for everyone else.

[@crunchy_juulpod257]

Well yes, LHPN’s nails turned out a bit yellow. But it could be different for someone else. I know she definitely does not have “lack of experience “ and sometimes products will be a bit different with the processing. Maybe she had kind of a weirder batch, idk, but what I’m saying is, Suzie is a very skilled artist and in my opinion, so is LHPN, I don’t think the product isn’t good or anything sometimes things just have different results. Idk man just what I was thinking

[@NailCareerEducation]

What learned after reviewing LHPN vid is i need to improve my communication. Nail Systems perform tasks, i needed to be more clear how the and why this system works. Its all about the L&P and low odour. My Clean acrylic is like a gel where once cured you simple remove the dispersion layer, either by rolling it off or setting under warm water- then file as usual/ its just as white as others. Im editing a video asap. This product did not come with Primer or forms- its designed as a practice kit. Again on me as i need to be more clear - im learning - i may know nails and im learning marketing 😊

[@jodieevans9497]

Oh my goodness! What a happy surprise. Good for you suzie for doing this. I wish we could do an online class and get a Nail tech degree.

[@NailCareerEducation]

Keep posted 😉

[@lela0007]

I'm so glad you have your own collection! I hope I will have it one day. Congratulation! You look so serene and beautiful 🥰

[@jessicagreenoakaviper4810]

Long hair pretty nails is DIY I think. Her review shows that she had issue with the no odor. It’s her first time encountering no odor. To clarify no odor has a yellow film as it dries that needs buffed off. That means her beads were too wet with the odorless monomer.

[@pettywhy8144]

Jessica Greeno aka Viper the bottle clearly says non yellowing..

[@TrappedinSLC]

Petty Why it doesn’t yellow through the nail if used properly. The yellow surface film would be removed with the standard filing done to perfect the shaping. You get bad yellowing all the way through if you use too much monomer.

[@empreszkay]

Thank you! And I dont know about anyone else's licensing exam, but for the state of North Carolina, you have to use a no odor system. I specifically remember my instructor telling us the filmy top layer will file off when shaping.

[@TrappedinSLC]

Nekhbet Anwaar I think it’s fair to say that perhaps this kit needs to clarify that “non-yellowing” applies to the full nail, not the film that is removed, and to give clearer information about how wet the beads should be and that if you over-saturate the beads you will have yellowing throughout due to using the product incorrectly, but tweaking information is not the same as a bad product.

[@kimicog.2099]

@Nail Career Education just take the L and do better next time, me lady. There were comments about how LHPN did not let the primer dry as a reason for the yellowing... but as we can see in her very video, the yellowing was seen on the Soft White acrylic, which only came into contact with the nail former, YOUR name brand brush, YOUR name brand monomer, and the tiniest bit of YOUR name brand foundation pink acrylic.. NOT her natural nail that had a different brand primer on it. And even for the fingers that had clear acrylic and yellowed, you know, the part that DID come into contact with primer, how do we know she didn't let the primer completely dry?? Especially since we can see parts of the video have been edited.. how do we know she didn't cut that segment out? Also, for the other comments talking about LHPN not reading directions, how do we know this? It's just as likely that LHPN DID read the instructions and just once again.... edited it out of the video.. I'm just saying its also a possibilty. Simply put, If a bottle says NON-YELLOWING, then it should not yellow. If there are exceptions to that rule, it should be clearly stated or atleast have an asterisk or something for the consumer to follow up with if they need more clarification... especially if its supposed to be "beginner friendly." And just to clarify, I'm not on anyone's side because I was never planning on buying any system and I happen to watch both channels, religiously. I'm just saying, its okay to take an L, Suzie. As far as the bead being runny as a result of "improper liquid to bead ratio", LHPN been making beads for a minute.. over 10 years.. she's not a beginner. She's by definition not a certified nail tech, but she's also not a beginner. Plus LHPN stated in the video that she had the right kind of bead.. in fact we see LHPN use a different formulated monomer following her same ROUTINE with the same size of a bead. And for y'all talking about, LHPN using too much monomer.... um we cannot even see how much monomer saturated her brush because it is out of frame in the video.. how do we know she didn't just wet the tip like Suzie did in her Liquid to bead ratio video?? Like come on people. Come on Suzie. Its okay to be wrong y'all. Sheeeeshhh 🙄

[@NailCareerEducation]

I truly dont feel LHPN did anything off camera to mislead anyone. Im happy she did the review it helps me understand how i need to be more communicative on my marketing. I will be making myself more clear. Thank you for your comment. 😊

[@kimicog.2099]

@Me Too, I'm not really sure what you're trying to say in your responses to my comment... but okay 🤷🏾‍♀️ sure lol

[@juddpalmer5445]

I’ve been doing acrylic nails since I was in med school. I love to do them and take my time because I don’t sculpt the nails on my natural nails, I do it on false nails because I have to remove them for surgery. So I use a peel off base coat and nail glue and it has been working for years. I will definitely try this kit.

[@judith5862]

Hi everyone‼️ I’ve been watching Suzie’s videos for awhile now. Like her work and her patience in explaining things. In regards to this video, it can be cured under UV only for 2-4 min. It should not turn yellow. Hope this helps. It is beginner friendly so you can have more time to shape it. Once you think it’s ready... Cure and good to go. Hope this helps☺️. But for the price 😬

[@kuricho3363]

Hi Susie! I was wondering if you’ve seen the review by Long Hair Pretty Nails? She emphasized how slowly the monomer would harden and how yellow the acrylic became after hardening. Could you address this?

[@wonderwonder30]

Kuri Cho Suzie said this kit is for beginners, the acrylic sets slowly. Now, the monomer, I can’t explain that. Hopefully, Suzie will address it though.

[@Amsayy]

Stephanie Does Stuff all she said was essentially it was the girls fault who did it, not the monomers issue

[@NailCareerEducation]

I haven not. This IS a slow setting product - that was deliberate. Im glad she learned that - that is what someone learning liquid & powder needs. If one was to use it expecting it to set faster they didnt understand. If one is inexperienced and they work with wetter beads will have a double hard time as this is designed to set slow. Too wet of a bead is a very common issue- Its important to know the product before you dive in. Misusing a product can frustrate you and make things harder. As for it yellowing, using too much monomer ( a wet bead ) can exasperate a no odour product. To create a no odour a catalyst needs to slow evaporation, a slight tint can occur on the clear, a good trade for people to work at home for their families comfort. 😊 Once the master this they can move up to a faster setting monomer and illuminate the tent all together. But in good time

[@Bella.216]

@@Amsayy She did not take your childish behavior out of here. Stop putting words in her mouth

[@kuricho3363]

Nail Career Education Thanks for your response!!

[@mekidunston]

I absolutely love your channel!!! I do my nails at home most times but I prefer doing others so I can do elaborate designs!! Can you do another Polygel video? Polygel is my absolute love!! Also, how do you make your nails last? I do my polygel nails but they don't last as long when I do them on myself as much as a friend. Mine last about a week while theirs will 2 weeks+. I'm a nail biter so can that influence it also?

[@miarasgorshek89]

Meki D. That’s so cool that you do your own nails and your friends’!

[@Blusongstress]

Would so enjoy "how to fill the Reverse French" - Finally my new reverse French nails are lovely! This was a style created much later than I had begun professionally. I'm thinking the entire nail might be reworked to improve the "fill" - but I'm unsure. Thank you for a vid on this proocess! I believe you're so incredible with all the information you bring! Sheryln

[@rschook]

Suzie, when are you going to come out with e-files and bits?!? I would love one to learn on, and I trust you and know that you would steer us in the right direction!

[@katiebell8872]

I would love this set, my mom hates the smell, thinks it will make you sick. Sadly can't afford this as a college student

[@rxrx.m]

Same

[@novaexx6587]

Same here :(

[@jeawoo9930]

This always confused me because low or no odor monomer is sooooo different than regular monomer which is what is used in the salons etc. no one ever uses low odor professionally for obvious reasons. So, practicing with it seems somewhat useless to me. Especially when it comes to liquid powder ratios.

[@Angies_.nails_]

I just bought the modelones monomer and clear powder set and the monomer is very low smell. I like it so far.

[@lisamo1013]

You know you don't HAVE to use it professionally, right? If I wanted to use this on myself just as a hobby it might be the perfect thing to use when getting started. Also some people are extremely irritated (= getting migranes) by strong smells so for them a product like this might be the only way to comfortably have long nails. Even if it's only your partner or kids that have a problem with the smell, if you live in a small or studio apartment you might not be able to keep the smell contained enough for the other people to be ok with it.

[@jeawoo9930]

Lisa Mo um ok true but students usually are paying upwards to $8000 to get licensed. So that’s my problem. Please rant elsewhere since your comment has nothing to do with the point I was stating. Have a beautiful day!

[@lisamo1013]

@@jeawoo9930 my comment has a lot more to do with your original comment than your second comment has to do with mine. I'm also not the one ranting here.

[@jeawoo9930]

Lisa Mo Think what you want troll! B*tch Bye

[@naimorgs]

You’re like the Bob Ross of nails!!!! Calm, friendly, gentle with 1st class teaching and encouragement! 💛💛💛💛

[@aprilsherrill]

OMG! YASSSSS! Just ordered, tried over a year ago & monomer stunk up my house! SUPER excited! Thank you Suzie!

[@NailCareerEducation]

👍🏼Watch my videos for detailed instruction

[@aprilsherrill]

@@NailCareerEducation I did & LOVE! thank u soo much

[@dkwinters16]

I didn't see it when did Suzie "be shady and snarky" in the video, can someone tell me the timestamp, I don't think she meant it that way though, I think she meant Evie was inexperienced with the clean monomer, which she was. There was no demo on it at all, since she got it before this went up. Suzie, I think what would be better is, when the product(s) that you're putting up on market are ready, do a demo on it in a video, and put that up right after you release it, and in the description of the product, put the link to the video so people know there's a demonstration of how to use it. I'm no market guy, but I think this would help avoid the misunderstanding of what happened.

[@NailCareerEducation]

You’re very sweet - i create videos for anyone who is looking to learn about nails. Im learning too. Im learning marketing. There is nothing in the video where im being shady. This is how i educate explaining how to do it and troubleshoot. This is how we learn 😊

[@dkwinters16]

@@NailCareerEducation I know! I love your videos and the professional touch! I know so much about acrylics and haven't even started them! I have my stuff coming in the mail! I love you, Evie, and Cristine, Y'all showed me different perspectives on nails and showed me I want to be a nail tech :3

[@dkwinters16]

For me, I definitely want to go to go to afternoon nail classes and get my license before I graduate HS, then I do want to go to learn business if I ever need to run a salon! I do want to work at yours first though LOL I'll see you in some years 🤣

[@FaithAshelovesunicorns]

Same

[@Mindfulbisavibe]

Dk.Nails16 excellent point.

[@MikuruChan123]

Now you need to send one to Cristine to get her to finally try acrylic. :D

[@lizmachado1662]

Omg Suzii!!!!! I can’t wait to get this !! Also because I have a toddler at home and when I babysit and want to do my nails there won’t be no smell god bless you!!!!! Thanks a lot !!! I can’t wait to buy this 🤩

[@NailCareerEducation]

Awesome- it works very different than regular monomer - it’s the details

[@astrol64]

thank you soooo much! A means to practice what we learn is soo helpful.