Square To Almond 

Music to my ears- love this ❤️❤️🎵🎶

I COMPLETELY know what you mean. I was square for many many years, and after I perfected almond, I fell in love with it, but I’ve never got back. I can’t get enough of it!❤️

If you like square nails so much you can always file your own square 😊

It’s amazing how just a slight wrong move in the wrong direction can throw the whole shape off. So I hear you’re coming from.

Shrek?!?

YESSS!; please go for very long and pointy almond shaped fingernails as they induce the most intense pain and pleasure when giving suppositories 😍

Right! I could never! Only shape I can barely make look decent is square 😆

Don’t sell yourself short. Many people cannot accomplish square very well, so patch yourself on the back for that one.

Oh, that is a great idea. Maybe I will do that on one of my shorts.

My favourite too

No! I do not. Simply because there is very little nail on a nailbiter for the product to hang onto. And full cover tips have an expectancy of being long. Too long for nail biters. Also the exposure of the underside of the product. Getting onto a nailbiter. Skin on a continual constant basis is a problem. Too much exposure. It’s nothing against the gel X system I’m speaking against full cover tips in general. This is not Brand related. This is the style of tip. I’m suggesting you should not use for a nailbiter..

@@NailCareerEducation Thank you so much!! Would small press ons be better to let the nails grow?

Ugh I always do this too 😭 I don’t want talons

It's likely high risk with chronic exposure. I just came here to comment on a new study of these UV lamps. Researchers found that they cause DNA damage, genetic mutations and could cause cancer. I got interested in gel polish a few years ago and learned a lot from watching Suzie's channel. I haven't done my nails in quite a while, but when I saw the article about the UV lamps, I immediately thought of Suzie. These lights are dangerous according to the study and shouldn't be used. I'm going to throw mine away. Suzi uses the UV lamps for curing her acylics amd polish more than anyone I've ever watched. She puts her hands under the lights numerous times each time she changes her nail polish or sculpts a new acrylic nail set. This reminds me of the tanning beds people once used. They are UV light as well and a lot of people have gotten skin cancer from using those tanning beds. I hope Suzie will see this and read about that study. I feel very concerned for women who have been using these lights extensively for years.

No! Leave that shine - in fact, if you want to get the most chrome effect out of my specific reflections, nail polish, you want to apply to coats of nail polish to a preferably gel topcoat. So to be clear, finish your natural nails with a topcoat of Gel. Completely cured. Then apply two coats of nail polish color. Make sure it’s dry and then apply a layer of gel topcoat. You will get the most intense chrome shine out of it.

Thank you sorry to be a pain Xx

Hi ... from ALL the video's I have watched of Suzie's & I mean ALL - its not the acrylic that would damage your nail, its how its removed(& prep'd). And I can attest to that myself, long story- but its taken me 3yrs to fix my nails with gel & full cover tips, after a BAD removal😔 & if you have weak nails, my personal suggestion is dry removal (ie no acetone soaking) only efiling & hand filing. Xx Good luck 🙃

Fiona has done her homework and very good reply. But yes what damages our natural nails is how we remove all of these products. Doesn’t matter if it’s acrylic or hybrid gel for cover tips, glue hard gel gel polish. If these items are pulled or ripped or scraped too hard on our natural nails, it can damage. Before you do any enhancements on your own natural nails, make sure your natural nails are healed and grown out and healthy. The trick is not to over, file your natural nail, or anybody who’s doing your natural nails you don’t want them to over file or rip anything off. And if you were attempting to learn how to do them yourself, don’t practice on yourself until you’ve learned some techniques first

I hope I’m understanding your problem correctly. But if you are transferring gel colour to your topcoat, then your gel colour coat is not being cured properly. Make sure you cure each colour gel layer in between before you put the topcoat on. And if you are curing it in a UV or LED lamp, I would suggest then that the lamp is not curing your product possibly not at all if you’re getting that much transferring. So check the kind of gel that you’re working with and see what lamp you need for that.

@@NailCareerEducation thank you, my lamp works well with my more translucent colors but it could be i need a better one since it doesn’t seem to be curing the darker colors

Four hours to shape? Can you be specific

Why would Suzie use junk out of China? She has used lots of different brands over the years. Look thru her past videos. Encouraging people to use junk/toxic products is not her brand - in my opinion

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It’s meant to be funny cause it’s unexpected. It’s not for everyone