I had great service with calling Nail harmony direct and my Gelish order came in fairly quickly, with no problems. I've tried both Shellac and Gelish on 1 particular client with difficult nails (her own nails curl away from acrylic or fiberglass within a few weeks of having a new set) and the Shellac lasted almost to 2 weeks, but then some of them chipped. Then she helped the chipping off by picking at it!
Last week we put her in Gelish. Cross your fingers, but so far it's going good. She said her nails feel stronger and they didn't have any scuff marks/scratches from her daily work routine like she'd get with Shellac and also it's till very shiny. We'll see by next week when her next appt. is if the Gelish will endure! On Aug 10, 6:09 pm, Jackie Toebben <[email protected]> wrote: > I have the original 6 Shellac colors from the kit. When I started creating > color samples I applied to OPI's 12 tip display thingy! I have several from > over the years, so I just removed the nail polish really well, removed the > label, then applied Shellac base - colors - top, made new labels of the > combinations. So now clients can see the combos. I have 4 colors from > Gelish that I'm trying right now. I ordered 3 colors of Shellac from Jaco > last Thursday. Not very happy with their customer service, hopefully the > order will arrive tomorrow. I'm worried about the correct charges to my > credit card. But Nail Tech Supply out of Kansas City had really good customer > service for Gelish. > > I'm not happy with Shellac Rosebud, but everything else has been fine. I'm > going to apply a french on myself tonight. Anxious to see how that turns > out. Thanks for all the great tips and ideas! > > Jackie -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "NailTech" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/nailtech?hl=en.
