Also, wiping the dispirsion layer should not make a difference. The lack of 
primer sounds like the culprit to me!

Simmy Bredal-Bell

(on the road from my Blackberry)

-----Original Message-----
From: lms...@aol.com

Date: Fri, 6 Mar 2009 15:05:11 
To: <NailTech@googlegroups.com>
Subject: NailTech:: Re: HELP FAST  Akzentz soakable gels


I have opti bond and have used it and find my protein bond works just fine.  
No need for opti bond. Just a suggestioin.
 
Lynn
 
 
In a message dated 3/6/2009 11:58:37 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
javamama14...@yahoo.com writes:

Just called her,  she suggested the Opti bond as well,  I  don't have that,  
but will substitute it with protein bond for  now,  til I get to HRTE in 
Buffalo in a week or two.    The only other thing she suggested was to wipe off 
the 
dispersion layer  with acetone before applying the colored gel.  So I will 
try that  when she comes in.  Gonna re do to whole set for her.  I was  hoping 
it would last well for her,  will have to add the concrete,  LOL.  Protein bond 
it is.  
 
thanks for your help!!!

Shannon Arnold
Flip Flop Beauty  Shop
Coopers Plains, NY
javamama14...@yahoo.com

--- On  Fri, 3/6/09, lms...@aol.com <lms...@aol.com>  wrote:



From:  lms...@aol.com <lms...@aol.com>
Subject: NailTech:: Re: HELP  FAST Akzentz soakable gels
To: NailTech@googlegroups.com
Date:  Friday, March 6, 2009, 2:17 PM


The steps you did were correct (I'm not an Akzentz educator, but  that is how 
I've done it). However, if a client comes back with  peeling, I then use a 
primer. I like to use Young Nails Protein Bond.  In fact, I ALWAYS use Protein 
Bond just for that extra insurance. I  don't soak off, I file off when they 
come back. The protein bond seems  to really hold the product on so if you're 
soaking it off, it may take  longer with the protein bond.
 
 Do you have Opti Bond from Akzentz? That works well too.  Have you tried to 
call an Akzentz educator to trouble shoot?
 
Good luck.
 
Lynn
 
 
In a message dated 3/6/2009 11:05:10 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
javamama14...@yahoo.com writes:


Hi all,

Anyone out there listening, I need help  fast, have a natural nail
client that I tried the soakables on,  did them on Wednesday. She
called today and 2 of them just peeled  right off..

Here is what I did:

Prepped the  nails
cleansed with alcohol 90 %
applied sure bond
applied  first layer of clear base n'gloss
cured 2 min
applied one  layer of ravishing red
cured 2 min
applied 2nd layer of  ravishing red
cured 2 min
applied top layer of clear base n'  gloss
cured 2 min
removed dispersion layer with alcohol 90  %

Am I doing something wrong? Should I have used a primer?  She is coming
here in a couple of hours and I hope I can catch  yall for some help
here.

Thanks,
Shannon  A.








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