Fix Bitten Nails and Avoid Allergies with My Hack!

[@sarinemagpie7999]

Yay!!! Grant's back. I rewatch his playlist all the time to prep for doing my sister's bitten nails and it's always fun to hear the suzie and grant banter.

[@FreeMoney-13]

I'm appalled. My name is Grant, I am a nail biter, and doing much better at it! I'm just trying to learn how to manicure myself to not look so damaged there.

[@FreeMoney-13]

What's worse is I also have curly brown hair and have very similar glasses

[@atherisGAY]

Thank you for not being judgemental towards nail biting. ❤️ I got ridiculed for my nails before and I am too scared to go to a nail salon.

[@roxymoore3579]

That’s so sad. All of my clients are anxious nail bitters and I turn them in to long natural nails wearing.

[@lissa3262]

Oh nooo! That's awful! I'm sure that was just a bad nail salon! Have you tried going to a new one yet?

[@rosevanguard]

Nail biters anonymous. NBAs

[@ItsJuicyJett]

I mean 🤷🏽‍♀️ stop biting them. I wouldn’t ridicule you. You know how nasty they look. I would simply turn you away. Idk why nail biters feel entitled to services. Your nails are not healthy! And that’s no one’s fault but yours.

[@Pernilla3]

No that is sad. Has a nail technician I LOVE helping nail biting clients too get beutifull nails. Love from Sweden 🥰

[@ally3harkins]

I knew that was Grant good to see him

[@laurenmiller8084]

15:55 after years of picking at/tearing my nails from anxiety, I"ve started growing them out for real. it's so hard but it's all worth it. It's seriously such a confidence boost, and being able to hear a sound after tapping my fingers on the table is so amazing!! this video gave me confidence that someday I can get a beautiful manicure too. I appreciate how you focus so much on the client's comfort. you sound like an amazing person!!

[@Brooke.E1]

Okay as a special effects makeup artist little tip. Please know that these little tiny bottles of liquid latex for nails are super overpriced. Now I understand people dont plan to use a lot so thats why these little bottles are convenient, however a bottle for half an ounce is $6-10 depending on where you get it from, a special effects makeup bottle of liquid latex for 16 ounces (which i know most of you wont need, but there are smaller size bottles) is roughly $10. and around halloween time most stores with halloween costumes will have these bottles and if you wait for them to go on sale itll be even cheaper. I have used my regular special effects makeup latex all these years and it works just the same :)

[@des10845]

Yes!! Thank you..! My moms a special effects makeup fanatic!! Especially on halloween 😂 so I poured a little bit of her liquid latex into a jar for me to use for nails and iv been telling all my friends about It! Sooo much cheaper.

[@Brooke.E1]

@@des10845 yesss! When I saw those little bottles come out and how expensive they were I was so mad for everyone who had no idea how much they were getting ripped off! I try and tell everyone whenever its brought up so I'm glad I'm not alone😂

[@seraphimdagger]

Thank you so much for the tip ❤ I’ve been looking at those little bottles and I couldn’t convince myself to pay the price for that amount 😂

[@Brooke.E1]

@@seraphimdagger Of course! When I saw them start coming out I was so annoyed because I knew so few people would know how over priced they are for what you are getting, so I like to share that info when I can! You can also use q-tips to apply or if you want to be a bit more precise get some cheap disposal paint brushes (the latex ruins brushes).

[@TallulahFoxxx]

As an MUA and nail tech, I agree lol. It’s crazy to me how many things we’ve been using for years and years, that become popular because of TikTok or whatever, and some company decides to capitalise on it by making it into its own “product” lol. When I worked at a TV studio, to get rid of flyaways or secure whispies without pins or spray, I used spoolies (disposable mascara wands). It prevents the client/guest’s hair from getting too sticky with hairspray or having visible pins. Imagine my horror to see an ad on social media for “the magic flyaway tool!” - it was £10/$13. It was literally a spoolie. That’s it. 😂😂😂😂😂 And all the comments were like “WOW I need this!”, all tagging their friends 😭 I’m like “no - no you don’t”.

[@jaydingiesler5280]

Thanks Suzy, love to see Grant back. While I am not a nail biter, I am an inattentive cuticle picker, and share many of the same problems as Grant. That scene where you saw the wound on his other hand is what all my fingers have looked like for years. Watching your videos and trying extensions are the only two things that have ever helped, but I’m still trying to find harmony and rhythm with all this. Please keep inviting Grant back, he is very helpful ❤

[@rebeccalazzell5262]

Same. My thumbs are just raw sausages at this point

[@jaydingiesler5280]

@@rebeccalazzell5262 give extensions a try if you haven’t. They completely prevent me from picking! It’s magic 🥹

[@vilukisu]

for some reason, seeing nails/fingers that look like mine made me emotional. This video also treats the matter so compassionately and it is making nail care feel accessible for someone whose nails have been ruined for years.

[@user-su1bi8xx9d]

I'm a dentist and we use something called PTFE tape all the time. It's really useful for putting on an adjacent tooth to the one being restoring with say composite (very similar material to builder gel I guess and you light cure it) to stop it bonding to the tooth next to it. And then you just floss the tape off. I think it would work really well for protecting the skin around the nails too

[@nicksurfs1]

Like plumbers tape? I can see why that would work. Just funny to think of how different the uses can be haha

[@user-su1bi8xx9d]

@@nicksurfs1 yes pretty much! But the one we use is super thin, almost like gold leaf

[@hausofluzon]

Same I'm dentist too 💝

[@immoralities]

How would you detach the tape from the skin after placing the nail. The mouth has saliva, obviously a natural lubricant. & adjacent teeth aren’t supposed to actually be attached to each other lol. I don’t think tape would be easy to remove unfortunately. But unfortunately, neither is liquid latex. It’s incredibly difficult to remove all of the liquid latex.

[@user-su1bi8xx9d]

@@immoralities it's not an adhesive tape. It's very thin and kind of self-sticks to everything. You can just peel it off quite easily. It's actually a tape that plumbers used traditionally!.. But dentists have started using it a lot

[@draggonsgate]

GRANT!!! So good to see you kiddo! It was because of you I started getting my nails done and stopped biting them (mostly...lol)... Suzie, my nail tech went with tips and clear powder, because I wanted them to be as "natural" looking as possible. Once they grew out over the skin, I continued getting clear powder nails done to stop my biting. Now, almost a year later, I'm doing the powder, and occasional tip, when I do manage to bite one off, myself. Thank you BOTH for giving me the opportunity and basic skill set to be a non-biter after 58 years!

[@NailCareerEducation]

Wow! What a fabulous journey Happy to help 🧡

[@Glamrockqueen]

Love this video. As someone who has been a cronic nail biter for over 50 years (I'm 58), this gives me a lot of hope. xx

[@RoseFlavourLucy]

i love bagpus

[@pinkt-rex4302]

Hi. I'm also a nail technician and I just did hard gel extensions to my client's nails weeks ago. It was my first time doing a client with an overly bitten nails and she really wanted to have medium set of extensions and she also said that that was her first time having it as some other nail shops doesn't wanna do her nails and so when I accepted her to test my limits everything went well in the end and she was really happy with the results. Now it's been two weeks since and she haven't been back yet, I hope all of her extensions are still on and I can't wait to see her 🥰

[@NailCareerEducation]

Wow, that’s excellent. Good for you. I know it’s hard sometimes because you’re nervous about proceeding forward on something you’re not 100% sure on. But there’s nothing like gaining experience and going for it. Just a little tip that might help you so you don’t have to wonder how she’s doing, I always offer a free mini Mani 7 to 10 days after I do a nail bitten client. This way I get to fix whatever needs to be done correct anything I missed and I get to see how she’s doing. Bonus is she gets a freebie and another connection with you which makes the relationship stronger.. 💛

[@tarren452]

Yay Grant! It's now been 10 months since I stopped biting my nails, and your videos with Grant really helped give me the confidence to go to a nail salon to help me kick the habit. I now get gels done (just polish, not extensions) every month and I LOVEE it 💕

[@karenmcdoanld8805]

I Love watching you and Grant together better than TV! This has to be the best experiment ever!! It is etched in my head for when the nail bitters come in! FANTISTIC!!

[@NailCareerEducation]

I’m so EXCITED it worked- truthfully I knew it would work I just didn’t know if it would remove as easy from the underside as it actually did

[@nurycruz2947]

@@NailCareerEducation would this work for gel x as well with nail bitters? My sister is one and im worried she can develop contact dermatitis

[@Kaeracter]

Thank you so much for this. My mother has a severely damaged big toe nail (checked out by doctors) and our plan was to make her a fake nail. We talked about the possibility of developing an allergy and she was ok with the risk, so I ordered your hybrid gel. I was still concerned (she's my mom after all) about causing an allergy due to the amount of exposed skin I'd have to to put the gel on. I have liquid latex from Holo Taco and it didn't occur to me that it would be the perfect thing to use. Thankfully, my mom doesn't have a latex allergy. If she ends up developing one, I also have the non latex nail aprons I could try. So genuinely, thank you. Its a serious relief!!

[@Anar-hk5rv]

Wow that's such a great idea. How did it go??

[@indigoscar]

How did it go?

[@rebeccajay2262]

This is BRILLIANT!! I have a client whose nails are a bit worse than Grant's. I've been struggling with this very issue. You solved an age old problem, Suzie! Which is why you're the QUEEN! Could you do a follow up video? About the next appointment, where you're continuing to follow the client & helping them actually grow their nails out a bit. That would be SOO helpful!! Thank you!!

[@2u2a]

Please don't do this. Latex allergies are even more common ones than to the nail products. You can cut the forms but in the different ways. You cut into both sides a bit. Idk how to explain. This method is very common in my country (Poland) so I bet you can see this method on some Polish nail youtube (like quloo channel for example). This way allows you to cover all the skins and get into each corner. And it's very quick when you master it.

[@paulaczarnomska2712]

Not a biter but a picker and scratcher causing me to have an ‘adult acne’ (it’s not, just a mechanical damage). Homemade fake nails give me a fun hobby and stop me from having pimples all over my face, neck and back. Thank you Suzie 🥰

[@AG-do13]

Same here, but unfortunately allergy since last October against CND shellac system😓😓😓

[@RenorFaer]

I loved this! I'm a nail biter and that's exactly why I started getting acrylic sets. None of the places of gone use forms though- they all just add on types and then shorten them down. But now i've had them so long, the fake tip is gone and it's just overlay on my natural nail. Would love to hear Susie's perspective on forms vs tips though!

[@dpvg]

Don't ask me how I found your channel, but let me say: I (as a guy) learned a lot from your tutorials, and I also believe you and Grant are the cutest KZbin pair I've ever watched.

[@NailCareerEducation]

Awwww you made my day

[@EmilyMcauley-fv3rx]

They definitely are !!! Love watching them

[@sandyrice3559]

I actually tried this a couple years ago on myself when I had a very short bloody break. I gave it a chance to heal, but I was too impatient for it to grow out! I used two layers of Elmer's white glue instead of liquid latex, and it worked like a charm! It's good to see Grant again 😊

[@MC-jv9ed]

I have the latex for Nails but wasn't happy with it, and it smells exactly like glue! I want to try Elmer's glue next, I'm so happy you said you've already done it.

[@sandyrice3559]

@@MC-jv9ed, when I tried the liquid latex it was very gritty, like it has sand in it.

[@Fightingforthelost]

No lie, I bit my nails for decades. Your videos have helped me a long way on doing my own enhancements. Right now, I'm rocking some orange almonds to be festive.

[@arenamoseley7423]

This was awesome, I just love the comfort level and the way Suzy tosses her tools when she switches.

[@disappointment2965]

I remember watching the first video with Grant and Suzie! It’s been years and I’ve been off KZbin. I just got back on and saw this!! It’s so wonderful to see that they are both doing well!!!!!

[@ariabell1446]

I’ve been watching nail content for years but I never got the courage to try an E-file myself. I was so lost with all the other nail videos about Russian manicure and how to prep the nails and everyone has different things to say, But when I came across your videos and how you made things so much organized and simplified it really helped me a lot!! Thank you so much Susie for all the tips and tricks! your videos are really game changer ❤❤

[@Peaceful_Rayne]

I love seeing you not only be non-judgemental towards such habits, and helpful, but also to see someone with bitten nails that look like mine! let's me know I am know alone.

[@Itsleighlo]

I could be wrong I could be crazy but you’re the only nail tech online I’ll truly believe and listen to especially when it comes to being safe and cautious. I just love your work it always looks so flawless and natural in the end

[@michellepagel4566]

I'm totally with Grant on liking the sound of the sponge being pulled out!!!

[@asmrnathan7466]

I am so glad grant is back in the studio, can’t wait for more videos of you two just having so much fun 🏳️‍🌈❤

[@susanna6462]

Yay Grant is back! I love his vids bc I’m also a nail biter (I’ve been working on quitting for YEARS but it’s really hard as it’s a bit OCD and anxiety/stress driven). I’ve gotten a lot better that I’ve actually been practicing nails on my hands! But I definitely have a lot of that callously/ thick skin at the sides and ends that Grant has too. It makes shaping hard for me bc I get a lot of lifting and struggle with the filing after.

[@nickmarion1410]

Grant is back!!!! Those are my favorite videos!! Both of you make me comfortable as a guy to get my nails done!!

[@NailCareerEducation]

🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@YanF88]

Grant!!!!! Oh my god, I’m screaming!!!!!!!!! We missed you guys together. Yay!!!! 😃❤🎉

[@Starfirahs]

So awesome! I was talking to my brother's girlfriend a couple weeks ago about doing her nails and she wasn't sure if I'd be able to because she bites her nails. I told her I had an idea to get around it but that I haven't actually tried it yet. And now here you've posted a video on the same idea!! I'm so so happy that it works, even happier that you're the one who tested it because I really trust your judgement and expertise! Thank you for this! 😇💖

[@jellocubez7]

Thank you for helping Grant! Ive been biting my nails for as long as i can remember and at 30yo, im finally quitting this year! About 4 months in with no bites and im working on shaping my nails. I have my first ever manicure in a week!

[@Annika64...]

You've been missed, both of you. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@julieburton7384]

I really enjoyed your video..I am an ex-nail biter, I’m 50 now and managed to stop biting my nails over 6 years ago now. I can’t deal with biting them anymore & I sometimes have acrylic or polygel nails, but I haven’t got any on atm. If they do get a bit long, I cut them down and file them. My nails when I was biting them used to get the point where they were bitten down so short it was horrendously painful, what made me stop was the pain it caused me & also how embarrassed I was in a shop when buying things and handing money to the cashier 🙈🙈It took me 44 years to stop but I did it!! It’s lovely that you are not judgemental to nail biting. Or people who bite their nails, it’s such a tough habit to break for sure ❤❤

[@pedinurse1]

I was a terrible nail biter, till I saw one of my classmates' gorgeous nails. She always had these gorgeous manicures, and I never ever bit my nails again.

[@Madtigres]

One concern Susie, you need to make sure the client has no latex allergies and you need to have an alternative for those that do or you can maybe cut a piece of your little center sticky of the form out to cover the skin like the latex did. I don't know if that would work or not

[@qt_stacy]

i can almost guarantee she knows this however i think it would’ve been nice for her to mention definitely. however i don’t believe she even takes clients like that anymore, anyway. she probably has a very limited and exclusive client list considering her main income comes from content creation

[@Madtigres]

@@qt_stacy You can't know that she earns most of her income from KZbin. I believe she still works in a salon because she says Grant is one of her oldest clients, and she may still make most of her income in her salon or training new nail technicians. If you watch some of her other videos she brings nail technicians that work in her salon and do their nails for her videos at times. I love the idea of the liquid latex, I just thought it would be safe and right to mention that she forgot to recall that in this video. Thank you so much for your pleasant approach to what you say to me. I appreciate that it is not aggressive or argumentative. And if you find what I have said to be any of those please let me know. I can be very blunt and to the point without meaning to be rude I come off as rude. I speak from a place of love for everyone because that is what my God and my savior the Lord Jesus Christ require of me. I also come from a place of love because everyone on this Earth deserves to know that they are loved. It's not a job to me it's something I enjoy doing. With that I say I love you, I hope you stay safe and be blessed.

[@worldatwardan]

Another hack for nail biters fingers is to use cling film( glad wrap) on the nail. This way you can pull the finger tip below nail level. This worked well for me as I was a nail biter. It works well and does not push forms up.

[@Anna-vo8el]

I am so happy seeing you two together again!!! 😍🥰 My nail tec always uses tips when a nail biter is getting fake nails for the first time, then when the nails grow out, she continues with normal acrylic.

[@user-vq8le8mz6s]

I love that term you coined & I need more “Nail Estate” myself you guys are a tonic ❤

[@karmenweiss9252]

so happy i missed grant you guys always seem like you have so much fun together love you guys so much you rock

[@suey-suitu]

I've been a nail biter my entire life. I just decided to teach myself to use forms since nobody around my area uses them. Tips always popped off of my nubby fingers, but forms are 100% the way to go.

[@helenaorphanides8112]

Great to see Grant again. You guys are fun to watch. Love the music you put in the video. Thx to cameraman.. thx Suzie for another lovely tutorial and great new tips. Greetings from Cyprus. Helena😘🥰

[@dekusi1857]

me, a non nail biter who does not do nails: this is imperative information i need and i MUST take notes.

[@Flamy96]

I just use tips when I bite my nails 😊 So happy to see Grant back! ❤️

[@vivsck]

Grant!! So glad to see him again! We love him!!!

[@phroobin]

As a nail biter and someone who's been learning to do nails on the side for a number of years, this is really good to know!

[@brentmaxey20100]

Susie❤❤❤❤ thank you for your help about my broken natural nail, that was broken down the side of the middle. I did your tip with nail glue & 3 thick layers of your top coat & it’s SUPER secure & I’m not worried anymore about it ripping off. We’re coming to Canada next March & really hope to get a nail appointment with you🫶🏼🤞🏼. I’ll try to make an appointment many months before we go. You’ve always helped me, when I had a problem. Best channel for nails for a reason🏆❤️ you respect your subs. Plus I have club nails & hope you’ll be the first professional nail tech to be able to do them right. So many people have clubbed nails & struggle with the upkeep. Hope to learn from you🥳 so I can take the techniques to stop having so much pain which my nails.

[@kasie680]

Yay I’m so glad to see grant back! My niece hates any filing on her nails or anyone else getting theirs done but she LOVES acrylics lol

[@toriaden833]

I love the animation. Very helpful especially for anyone new to doing nails

[@houseofcreativity1]

I Really Really Thank you for having this Nail biting education. My sister sticks her fingers in her mouth ALLLLL the time. I know she bites her nails. She states she is biting the skin. Either way she has very flat nails and extremely thin and her nails look like Grants just not as bad. I struggle with nails staying on her and I hope you make more videos like these!! Grant is very much like my sister and her nails are sensitive. My sister is very picky and you mentioned that everything that might be an irritant she will stick in her mouth. I am going to try that method. I have also just 2 weeks ago just decided to do acrylic overlay just on her natural nails and so far Great success. As you stated she then becomes use to her nails growing and I am still keeping my fingers crossed we continue to have success. I am doing her nails again after a week and a half and still on with some lifting. But she is still biting (her skin) she says. I will try the latex method if we have to start over. I am hoping the acrylic overlay did the trick. Thank you Thank you Thank you for having a video like this. I think if you can achieve putting any type of product on a nail biter's nails you will have success with ALL Types of nails. Nail biters are the most extreme and I believe the most difficult and pickiest and roughest, challenging and worst clients to have. But on the upside of those types of people you can problem solve you start finding products that you think will work and that it doesn't matter in the end it does the same and the same cause and effects happen. You end up finding methods that work. I need more Grant videos and I hope he and you work on more problems solving with nail biting techniques or tricks. I can't stop praising you on making this video I have struggled with my sister's nails and she wants nails and they fall off in 1-3 days after just having them put on. I LOVE this type of Nail Education. Just the overlay I thought of and like I said so far so good. Which makes me happy! Thank you so very much Grant. Susie and I can't forget Cameraman for making suck an EXQUISITE nail education video! I really want to see more of Grant and nail biting techniques and hopefully a follow up after it grows out to see what problems if any occurred during the grow out.

[@NailCareerEducation]

You’re right they can be picky. I think it’s because they want the end result to look like somebody who does not have bit nails. So not they strive for that perfection. And to my knowledge, the reason why people bite nails is because their perfectionists. So naturally, they would be picky when it comes to their nails LOL

[@moopers6957]

You guys are fantastic together. Thank you for doing nail biter nails as well!

[@kelseahamilton9160]

Great thought Suzie! My only concern would be latex allergies. I myself have them but I could wear gloves if I was using it on clients however many people do have latex sensitivities which is why most if not all hospitals have switched to Nitrile gloves rather than latex based. New Suzie product…non latex finger protector lol.

[@titch_can_i_nail_it3847]

When I went to college many years ago, I remember when we had to soak the fingers first in a nail bath then we would go from thumb to pinky cleaning the cuticles. Did you teach that back in the day Suzie? Love how you explain everything.

[@KrstnaSchroeder]

Grant is back!!! Loved watching him get his nails done!

[@suzigraham3098]

I'm not a nail biter, but from polygel nails popping off, they have shortened my natural nail past the end of my finger. I have returned to doing acrylic on my nails. NEVER did I have my acrylic nails, just POP off! Thanks for the great vid!! It was SUPER helpful to me.

[@catdevereux1274]

Love Grant! So glad he is back.

[@kandkcollins1]

I love Grant, so good to see him back again! Love you, too, Suzie!❤️

[@TeddieBean]

YAY GRAAAAAAANT! So good to see you both together again giggling and the back and forth 🤣🥰 so cute 💖

[@Kuma-Naru]

This is a God Send! I have always bitten my nails - they look just like Grant's! So knowing how to properly take care of them is really appreciate ❤

[@binauralharmonies3010]

So happy to have found this video 😊.. one of my client is a nail biter. Such a huge difference once cuticles have been pushed back!

[@allieandholden101]

I'm so happy to see Grant back!!

[@cynthiahazebroek4281]

Heeee grant’s back!!!! I love you two so much! Great tutorial, I will remember this hack for sure

[@Rally2329]

Am a training nail tech in uk, I done a real bad nail bitters nail with builder gel and tips. I kept the tips extremely short as they don’t like long nails but I did feel unhappy at the end because they look very wide a clumpy, it’s good to know that’s a common thing until the nail bed grows more! Now I feel better 😅

[@kimbershark]

I love watching you and Grant together ❤ you play off each other so well. Very funny too 😅

[@penthehuman]

suzie is actually a genius

[@Vixenvp]

Yay Grant’s back!!! I love seeing him as a guest. I rewatch the grant series all the time. I’m excited to see more videos 😁😁

[@sheila933]

This is such a great hack, thank you for sharing and thank you to Grant for being such a willing research participant!!

[@tonilarimore8863]

Awesome job! The additional graphics helped explain the issues of the bitten nails and placement of the form. I really appreciate that. I don't have to guess if I understood. Grant is a fun guest, but you always have interesting guests.

[@RavingKats]

I'll an overfiler or rather, will cut too short then when I file to smooth nothing is left so this is a great hack, thanks!

[@katarzynan3724]

I've never thought about using liquid latex! I was always so frustrated with my form placement under broken nail, but now I know the solution! It is genious! Suzie you are a life saver 💗

[@Lostrislostris00]

I am not even so much into nail art i just like natural looking french nails but i love to watch your videos. You have perfect quality with your content❤❤❤❤

[@lovestolaugh]

So glad you explained how the form should be BELOW the nail, or where the nail "would be", if they weren't bitten....haha. I don't know how many times I've applied forms on nail biters and the forms turn out horribly each time. And the nails don't look right. Or there's s gap on the side of the nail and a bunch of acrylic gets in there and causes some irritation for the client. Super frustrating. Then I spend a million years filing and shaping the nails cause they're all down in the sidewalls. My last full set on a biter took 2.5 hrs. Ugh. It should have been 1.75 max. Well, it's a learning curve, and I'm grateful for your explanation about how to use forms on difficult clients.

[@annakarlsson.sminkochhudvard]

Yay! Grant is back, I love hearing when you two tease each other 🥰🥰🥰

[@alyssajenkins6074]

So happy to see Grant again!

[@purrfct4me]

OMG!! Thank you 💕 such a great video. I broke my nail, let it grow out and now it's splting down my nail bed. I will definitely try this trick. Thank you ❤

[@hannahhussain2870]

I like that grant is back. He’s so funny

[@joeyherne]

Grant is a star. ♥

[@shymike2007]

I'm a nail biter, and now I see there is some hope. LOL thank you

[@argynnisaglaja9521]

Raaaaah!!!!! Grant!!!!! I was dying to see him again!!! Love Grant!!! 💙💙💙

[@ksnkmv]

I was waiting for Grant to be back! The true match!

[@katherinebourke171]

I'm so glad you did this because I had a mishap with my nails while removing my polygel nails. I over filed and so now my nails are SUUUPER thin and horribly short. I NEED to put something on my nails, even if it's just to protect them. I bought some of that Silicone stuff to do exactly what you had just done, but I wasn't sure how or if it was actually going to work...now I know😊 So THANK YOU so very much for this video and it's perfect timing LOL

[@jean-nee8972]

So relevant for me! My hyponichium has been receding so I have cut my nails shorter than ever and maybe I can do this sometime in the near future. Also, always a joy to see Grant!!

[@takkadi3116]

You knowbi swear I ran into Grant in the Cowichan Valley ( Duncan) he offered to help see what was going on with my car! I was in a parking lot on the ground trying to look under it. Lol ...is it possible it was him ? I didn't realize untill after ...I thought that pleasant face looks so familiar....NCE! Susie! Grant? Was it you ?!! After months of adducticely watching and learning all I know about nails by watching your awesome nail education series I was ecstatic to find out we are sharing probably the same neighbourhood! Suzie! You're truly a gem! Thank you so much for all you do and your gracious gift of providing free nail education to us all! So lucky ! Love it! I hope to take some courses in person from you one day soon. Or perhaps see you around the neighbourhood. Hello from Colwood/ Metchosin , Langford, Westshore, Cowichan Bay and Duncan!

[@Dani_sister4peace]

I've been thinking of trying this for months. I'm so glad this works

[@NailCareerEducation]

I was pleasantly surprised

[@jenb8697]

As a newbie, this is the first video I've seen of yours with Grant... I'll now be heading back to your playlist to find Grant videos lol

[@leydy666]

Hello Suzi, thank you for the videos you have posted in here, I have learned a lot from you. Big thanks for the tutorials and techniques ❤️❤️❤️

[@elizabethjulia20]

This is so exciting! I have a playlist full of Suzie tutorials, (as a nail biter trying to learn how to do my own nails for about a month now,) and I'm currently sat down to try hybrid gel again, rewatching some tutorials *with Grant*, and noticed a video I didn't recognise *which is impossible*... unless it's a brand new video!!?? Suzie quite literally reading minds and saving nail journeys everywhere just in time.

[@berrymilk123]

Cringe

[@kinleybrault9642]

I hope you have a great day 😊

[@heartandseoul1299]

Yay! We missed you, Grant!

[@nailswithStoney]

Omg it’s so good to see Grant 😊

[@laurastradling-cloete6808]

I love this video. I dont bite my nails but they rip something awful when I dont have product on. definitely going to try this trick! Thank you Suzie!!!

[@livviibb]

Yay so glad you are back Grant!!!!

[@tuqaalaithan6871]

Suzie you are just amazing. I am gonna try this trick for sure!

[@sarahbulpin2456]

What a brilliant idea with the latex for nail biters xxx

[@fave525]

what a great trick! thank you so much. i have very short nails an a tiny nailbed (from years of biting, and even though i don't do it anymore, they're still very short) and i stopped doing my own nails because i didn't know how to make it look good. now i know!

[@Diane_B_41]

I lost my thumb nail due to an injury and now it's about 2 thirds grown back. I've been looking for a way to do my nails for a wedding and I'm going to try this. I love how Grant's nail turned out.

[@lorrainemassimo6410]

You made his bitten nail look amazing

[@JosieGrace]

I'm allergic to latex! I don't bite my nails, but something similar happens with my eczema. What I do is a thin layer of OPI nail evny in clear because it drys fast and has all the benefits. Works like a charm, and I've never had a lifting issue!

[@grandmadale8722]

Just watching this video has answered so many questions I've had. I've been a nail biter for over 50 years. I recently has some nail applied and no one could explain why I have a angle on them. Now I know why. I've been thinking the person who did my nails didn't do them right. So thank you so very much. What can I use to strengthen my nails because they're so thin. If I try growing them they break or tear. I appreciate any help you may offer.

[@susannheartss]

Suzi what a great video!! LOVED the super helpful graphics when you're explaining

[@trueladytee26]

Game changer... for me! My niece bites her nails and this is perfect!!!! Thank you so much!