Her voice and demeanor remind me of Barefoot Contessa- sooo relaxing 😌

you definitely need the new larger stampers. they even make them clear now so you can see where you are putting the design. some of the new plates have larger designs for covering longer nails. you could also leave the design on the stamper and paint the colors right on it. when it dries you top coat it, let it dry , add a quick top coat onto the nail then set the design onto your nail. clean up the edges and your done. i have seen awesome stamping pros do amazing designs that way.

Simply peel like no big deal. If you know who says that then you are awesome

So so pretty!!! Did you know you can make decals with your stamper? All you have to do is stamp the entire image on a silicone mat, you can "color" in the stamp, put clear top coat on it, peel it up and apply to your nail.

Love the idea using the stamper and coloring in! So beautiful! 💅🏼👍🏻😉

They almost look like metallic flowers! So pretty!!

Your voice is so soothing and calming. I love watching your videos at night so thank you for creating these videos!

Hi, I love your videos. I use a marshmallow stamper or a squishy stamper, just get a good transfer of a large image image for longer nails and press onto the entire nail. you can even use the roll on tech.

Suzie, I swear, you're the Bob Ross of the nail world. I'm in love with your work!

Wow. These are so cool! I never thought about using my stamps as a kind of coloring book! Brilliant idea!

For stamping, you actually can use tape(like scotch tape), to clean around the nails and the stamper itself. I was surprised when i found it out, but it works great. After stamping, you just take some tape and pick up the polish around the nail.

I have to have this done next time I have a new set!!! Just gorgeous. Always looking for new ideas. Def want my nails to be different than the normal basic look. Ty for the ideas.♥️

You do nails so flawlessly ahhhh

those reveal pictures always look so darn satisfying.

I love how knowledgeable you are, yet you still listen to tips from everyone else :) I've got one for you myself: When stamping, you don't have to cover the entire design area with polish. In fact, just a simple swipe over one edge, and a scrape in the right direction with the scaper will allow you to put polish on the whole design without so much of the excess waste. :) Also, that round thing is called a stamper, and I've never had an issue with acetone on my stamping tools, but I suppose it depends on the brand and things. Lovely video, looking forward to watching you try out a latex barrier - it's truly a lifesaver.

you should try using and XL stamper! I hear that it's better for longer nails

nice. I really like the gold and white additions.

i love suzie, shes inspired me to become a nail techy ! ❤❤ Thank you xoxo

If you want to prolong the life of your stamping plates, try using a plastic card like an old store card for scraping your polish over the plate, it won't scrape your plates.

Hi Suzie. I'm not a huge nail person in general, but I enjoy watching your videos just for fun. I wanted to say that I love your open attitude. You've obviously been doing this for a long time and have a lot of experience, but you're still willing to learn from others and share ideas. I think that's really cool.

Here's a tip that I've seen other nail artists use. Color in the design whilel it is still on the soft squishy stamper. That way you won't loose the fine detail of the black lines. You can very quickly color block each section going over the black lines. When you stamp it on your nail, it will flip the blotchy color blocks down with the pretty intricate stamp detail on top. Looks like it took forever & is so quick. You probably have seen this done already since this video was from February but sharing just incase you (or a viewer reading this might have missed it). Love your videos! :-)

I love this! Makes me think of a vintage floral pattern as well.

Maybe after transferring the design onto the stamper you can stamp it into some sort of nail mat. Then, quickly brush on a topcoat direct onto the design. Once that dries you can put a top coat onto your nail too, carefully peel off the design, place on your nail, and cut off the excess. Add any additional details and Layer on another topcoat to finish.

Hey Suzie! Just a wee tip from a fellow nail art enthusiast! did you know that when you're putting the stamp onto your stamper, you can actually paint in the color before transferring it to the nail? just clear coat it when you're done and wait for it to dry and then you can peel it right off and place it on the nail. it's a little easier to do it that way because then you don't have to be so precise with your doodling! hope this helps!:)

And if you don't want too much paint to go to waste, you could just paint like half or 2/3 of the pattern, and spread it with the scraping. It's less messier too.

Hello suzie :) I love your Chanel,and I love stamping too! You have long nails,like myself.the best thing is an xl squishy stamper,faburnails and moyou do a great one and you can just press your while nail into the stamper,it kind of hugs your nail so you get the whole image,keep up your amazing work and wonderful tutorials 😊 much love from the UK

This design looks more like funky flowers than steampunk to me but I love it all the same, thank you Suzie xxx

so beautiful I wait all week for you videos because they are all so cool

I can't stop watching your videos they are all so good!

That's an insane amount of work for nails man!

OMG!! I love this way!!! So cool and simple! Thanks!

I Have been dying for you to do a Stamping tutorial! Beautiful tattoo by the way!

Love your tutorials, especially as I'm just starting to do my nails and transfer from nail varnish to gel Polish. I bought a clear stamper so once you have the design on the gel pad, you can look through the clear end of the stamper to the nail and get perfect design placement.

AHH I LOVE STEAMPUCK AND I LOVE THESE NAILS, THANK U SO MUCH THESE ARE AMAZING 💜💜

Suzy! You looked so good in this!! I love the design

Wowzer.....love this product!

You are fantastic. Love your videos. Lots of love from England X

Susie when you stamp you can color it in ON THE STAMPER so there is less risk of coloring out of the linens and after you color it in add a top coat. Let dry. Peel the decal off the stamper. Add a top coat on the nail add the decal to the nail and trim to shape of nail and use a clean up brush in acetone to melt the edges so it is on the nail and add a top coat. Look on simply nailogical in part 1, 5 easy short nail designs.

I don't know why, but it reminds me of butterfly wings. Simply beautiful

to colour it in, what I do, is I colour it in while its still on the stamper! that way you can be a bit messier! then just apply a topcoat and peel it off and apply it like a decal! great video! xx

Wow the reveal pictures were so pretty!

Love the poofy bangs! :D

It reminds me of French impressionist paintings but there's also something very Gatsby about the design... I adore it!

you can also do the filling in of negative space on the stamper and put a top coat over it and use it as a decal :)

Suzie, a little tip, when putting polish on the plate just paint half the image when you scrap it across you'll fill the rest with the excess.. Means you don't use up so much special polish.. 😊💕

Love the nails. Also like the trim on the bangs :) have a great week!

Love your videos and tips. wish I could be in a classroom with you. wonderful, fun educator. 👏

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Many of the newer stamping plates and stampers, are larger to accommodate longer nails. The calligraphy pen, was a great idea!

You should try the moyou london marshmallow sticky stamper ! It's picks up the images so easily and you can transfer it onto your nails in one go (even really long nails) ☺️✨

I absolutely love this nail.. Great job!

These nails are so pretty! I love your videos!

I am SO into this look! I love it!

Hi hunni, aww just love watching you. Wish you had videos up ever day so I could get my fix of you ,..so funny.... Ok just few things I was shouting at you put you hand on the table when putting the stamp onto you nail you'll more of it on, 😀, you don't need as much polish on you plate 👍🏻😛, but God lady I wish I could just come sit in your class to watch... Your a breath fresh air so you are... Keep them coming... Have a love.y day hun, 💅🏼😍💞

I find that using regular scotch tape for clean up around the nails as well as on the stamper works really well! Especially with a sticky stamper. PS Love all your videos!

Hey Suzie! I realize this video is over a year old but watching it I noticed a few things and I thought I might let you and anyone still watching this video these tips! - For nail polish users if you do a thick top coat first, then stamp, if you mess up just lightly wipe the design off with remover, do a new top coat and go! - Most stampers prefer you use tape to remove excess nail polish from the stamper's surface. You can also use tape to remove the polish from your skin. I can usually use one piece of tape to do all ten nails and stamper. - a plastic scrapper is better for your plates, as metal scrappers have been shown to scratch the surface of the plate and ruin the design.

I bet if the spots were filled with more colors, it would look alot like a stained glass window!

Lint roller to clean off your stamper is great! just roll it on the sheet and the extra pieces of dried polish just stick right to it. then you have a clean stamper!

WOAH THIS WAS UPLOADED ON MY BIRTHDAY!

I always wondered why the nail stamps never worked! I'll have to try it with some old nail polish, thanks so much for the tip :)

love your hair cut! especially your fringe xx

I love these nails!!

Hi Suzie, I saw a lot of KZfaq vids about stamping and you might already know this by now but you should know, you can get an XL squishy stamper so it covers your entire nail on one go... also you don't have to waste so much nail polish by covering the entire design, just do a brush on the beginning and when you scrape it - it will drag and scrape it over the rest of the design... also, if you have regular nail polish below, as long as you put a top coat before stamping, it should be easy to correct or take off any mistakes. I'd also recommend using a see-though stamper so you can see where the design would go... Just found your channel today, you're really fun to listen to..

awesome design love it :) would love to see more of short or natural nails design pls.

When i clean my stamper, i use a lint roller. Its so much easier! Also when coloring in designs i prefer the sticker method. You stamp, keep it on the stamper, color, put on a top coat and wait for it to dry. Then peel it off and apply top coat on nails and stick!😊😀

Lol I've never gotten my nails done 😂😂 I barely even paint them but I can watch her videos all day

Thank you for making awesome videos!

So excited that my comment was in this video! First time ever

Never doing this but i love watching her

Suzie love your videos! I have heard that you should use plastic scraper to not to damage stamping plate. Love that nail shape ❤️💜💜💜

I don't have money to treat myself so I'm starting to look into these nail tutorials and they seem to be fine I can't wait to get my own collection of nail stampers and plates and everything but pure acetone do destroy the Stamper over. Of time especially if it's a cheap Stamper experience it myself FYI can't wait to see you next nail tutorial Laura

Great design.

A good way to take of the stamping polish is either a lint roller or a peice of tape it works great on the stamper :D

I love the colors!

This looks fun!

heres a tip :) i hope you dont find it offensive! but to keep your stamping sponge lasting longer etc use sticky tape much easier clean up! and sosemt ruin the sponge and it also picks up the stamping polish around your cuticle too! btw love all your videos

i really really like your nail art suzie❤❤😍😍

I know that this takes a little bit of prep time, but if you want those nail designs to come out flawlessly and not break as much, I take a super thin clear polish and once I have it on the transfer pad, I coat it with a veeerryyyy thin layer of polish and let it dry, and it comes out like a nail vinyl or nail sticker, and when you lay it down on your nail, you can just use really small cuticle scissors or a dotting tool around the edges of the 'diy nail sticker' to shape it to your nail size/shape. When using a dotting tool, you'd want to use a really small one, and just go around your cuticle. it should come off jn the correct shape after 1-2 go throughs if you're pressing hard enough. Just make sure your design is really pressed down onto your nail or bonded to the nail with either more clear polish, or nail glue

Beautiful as always Susie..I love watching your videos and learning all the neat tips and designs you have.... I recently started making videos on You tube as well and love to learn.. Especially from a Nail tech that has perfected the art of application and art of being a Nail tech...

I can't afford to spend money on simply peel as I use a peel product a lot. Instead I can get more product by buying liquid latex. The kind used for body painting and costumes. It works the same and you can get it in different colors. I prefer clear because it starts off white and dries clear so I know I'm ready for the next step.

Nice video and very cool design, and suzie you are looking great ^_^

AGHH I LOVE THIS LOOK. That's it. I'm coming to BC SUZIE! Goodbye Toronto! haha :)

so bad ass! love watching you learn & teach!

By the way the design is stunning!

this is my favorite video. so so pretty!

Suzie I love u n ur videos... You can use any polish to stamp as long as it is thick n pigmented..it doesn't have tob a special polish :) i never use special polishes for stamping :)

You can use tape to get rid of excess stamping polish on your stamper and your skin, also if you leave the design on the stamper and put on a coat of clear polish then you can peel it off and color it in on the back so the black won't be covered up and then just apply it to the nail with clear polish 😄 hope this helps you in the future

A small tip for you! scrape the polish off the plate while it's on your flat surface, don't hold it up and pick it up the same way! also you can use less polish by covering the top half and when you scrape down it'll cover the rest of the image! love your work 😊

I clean as I go with just a piece of tape on my skin where the stamp polish gets...works like a charm...can also use tape or lint roller to clean stamper or isolate an image before you stamp it

You can use gel polish as well, instead the regular polish! And one more tip - you can clean up the stamper and your skin around the nail with some sticky tape :)

That's super cute and pretty

you don't need to paint the entire thing, just a line at the top or the side and scrape it.

you can also blot scotch tape to clean the stamper & it will lift off the un-used paint on the stamping pad, if you didn't want to keep wiping the stamper with remover each time :)

beautiful,and elegant design suzie !!!! love it can't wait to try it :))

you could also paint the lines on the stamper when the design is on there. you can be messy too but then you peel the dried polish off, flip it over and then place it on your nail and secure it with clear polish! and then you take off the excess!!

this is my favourite of all

you should definitely try the pueen stamper or creative shop - they are a lot more squishy and you can push your nail into the image - love your designs

I'm so amazed by those videos. I don't get why it turns out so good with yours. Mine always are a disaster xdd

It is also an option to color in the design directly on the stamper, applying a top coat over the entire design and applying it to the nail like a sticker. I find this easier for designs in which there contain smaller shapes because crossing over lines will not show when you remove the design from the stamper.

i find that the kleancolor nailpolishes work well for stamping, you have to work quickly with them though. Also you could look into getting the ASP manicure saver for cleaning up without using your fingers