How To: Natural Nail Manicure

That intro music was a little bit too motivational

If you put on cuticle oil, does it prevent the hang nails too? A natural nail tech told me to use the cuticle oil, but never mentioned pushing the cuticle nail back.

I just fall in love with this channel. Informative and fun. Thank you Suzie

Brilliant thank you for sharing, just wondering if you have your nails filed curved not straight does that interfeer sorry cannot spell, with the nail growth.

I have learnt so much from this video . Thank u

The reason a babies nails are square shaped is because the pressure from the amniotic fluid forces, the incredibly soft and delicate nails into that shape. As they grow, A person can have multiple shapes on one hand. For example, my thumbs are almond/oval shaped, index and middle are round and lastly, 4th and 5th fingers are squarish. I dont shape my nails into all the same shape, i allow them to grow as is because i that they are all different. i feel taking them away from their natural shapes weakens them. Ive noticed the sides only need to be filed if It has developed a tear. I only use a very very fine grit filer because my nails are naturally thin

I will try and get nice nails

How often should you push your cuticles back and is it ok to use your natural nails to push them back?

Can you make video about how to cut cuticle please. I am a nail tech student and school don't show us how. Most salon cut the Eponychium how do I tell the clients if I don't want to cut it? Thank you.

She talks way too much just get to the point

How many times did Suzie say "natural nails"?

I put cuticle cream on and use some cotton around the wooden cuticle stick.

Nice nail work it was great but the video was soooo planned out

Very pretty

Wow, best video for Manicure, Thanks for Uploading!

That girl is so pretty

Katie's nails are so pretty! What about the client who presents with a nail disaster? How much can be achieved in one heroic manicure? What advice or instruction can be given to help a client — especially one who uses her hands to make crafts or type or some other kind of nail-challenging activity? I want to thank you for this video — I learned a lot! I am especially glad to know about ridge filling liquid. Never heard of that before. Thanks so much!

I hate it when they remove some of the nail and then more like can't they just remove the whole old nail als make a new ins?!!

Do you absolutely have to soak the clients hands? I let them use a hand sanitizer along with myself before I work on their hands and also cuticle softener.

Interesting. This is the first time I'm hearing about ridge fillers. The eponychium of my two thumbs are infected and the sides of the nail bed have died, so my nails are crooked and ridged only in the thumbs. Perhaps I'd get a ridge filler, but it seems that when new nails grow back, they still come back with ridges. How do I restore the health of my nail bed given the damage? Hope you or someone here could offer some suggestions or resources