so far I seem to be getting that it's okay to use oil on the nail
plate before applying sog......it makes sense for nail health, but I
thought it interfered with sog adhesion.
As far as Doug checking it out, I read his comments on his FB page.
He seemed to believe that that particular client had developed the
white spots because of poor fitting shoes.
Holly
Vancouver, BC
On 7-Feb-11, at 2:18 PM, [email protected] wrote:
White spots can be a big indication of the nail plate drying out.
It's basically flaking off. I personally, have seen this simple
from wearing a polish for three weeks during a pedicure. When they
remove the color, the entire nail (only where it was covered not
the regrowth) was white. Solvents in Polish or UV Polish are very
drying. Couple that with straight Acetone to remove it and you've
got the makings of white spots and white nails.
One thing, we've done at Star on Eco, is mixed oil into our Soak
Off Solution. This wasn't easy. We had to find one that wouldn't
separate like oil and vinegar in salad dressing. We were able to
mix it, you shake it and not immediately start to separate. And
those of you that said, "How is it possible the Eco Soak Off
Solution soaks off faster than Acetone?". It's actually BECAUSE of
the oil. The acetone Cracks the Soak Off Gel and the oil is able
to get in the crack (with the acetone) and help it lift off. When
we did it, it wasn't on purpose. I was thinking of drying and
those 'white knuckles'. Little did I know it would speed up the
removal.
So...don't super panic over the white (surface only) spots...BUT be
concerned. Like I said, it happens with Polish. Though, not to
the degree I saw in the picture on Doug's Facebook....but it does
happen. He'll check it out and give us his expert opinion of
what's going on.
So please, if you're using ECO...use my Soak off Solution too not
straight acetone.....
Kind Regards,
Elaine T. Watson
Star Nail International
Vice President of Marketing and Sales
Global Education Director
800.782.7624 extension 321
fax 661.257.5856
[email protected]
Blog: itsnotarealjob.blogspot.com
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I agree with Holly on sharing removal of SOG and gel polish. I use
ECO and my one client now has white spots on most of her nails.
She is using cuticle oil 2x a day. I do use regular acetone from
the beauty supply in a soaked cotton ball/foil for 5-10 minutes
(5-6 minutes then start removal process on the first nail I
wrapped). Then remove foil one at a time, gently use an orange
wood stick to get the loose gel off, gently file the last of the
gel off (normally the free edge), buff, cuticle oil massaged into
the cuticles, massage the hands with cream, push back the cuticles
and send the client to scrub. The I apply ECO as normal.
It is just this one client. Although, I had another one get white
spots on one nail, but then she decided to go back to regular
manicures.
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From: [email protected]
Subject: Re: NailTech:: Re: SOG, white spots & Doug Schoon
Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2011 10:03:53 -0800
To: [email protected]
Doug is saying that if the white spots are on the surface they are
caused by improper removal.
My white spots are on the surface, they are partially removed
during cuticle work and prep. I thought I was doing proper remvoal
(acetone soaked cotton ball/foil/warm towel wrap). Maybe we should
all chime in on our removal methods, whether we're getting the
white spots and what products we're using for removal. I am using
acetone from home depot (I'm beginning to suspect that is the
problem). I have white spots on several clients, but not all.
Holly Cliffe
Vancouver, BC
On 7-Feb-11, at 9:13 AM, Lynnette Madden wrote:
Lisa,
You are right. But I have to say that I do not have it with any of
my other sog brands.
Buenos dias!
Lynnette Diaz-Madden
www.facebook.com/nailtech
www.salon29.net
Salon 29-where pampering and
personal attention is on its way!
On Feb 7, 2011 12:00 PM, "Lisa Cianciotti"
<[email protected] > wrote:
Here is the link:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?fbid=192584987436127&set=a.
153006348060658.30375.100000538811015
I have seen this on a few of my clients as well. When I see this,
I rub oil into the nail and use a 240 grit buffer and nails are
back to normal. I believe it is excessive dryness. JMHO from what
I have observed from my experience.
Lisa Cianciotti
Simply Polished Studio for Nails
Mount Pleasant, PA
724-423-1821
724-858-5511 Cell
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To: NailTech < [email protected]>
Sent: Mon, February 7, 2011 11:11:55 AM
Subject: NailTech:: Re: SOG, white spots & Doug Schoon
yes, I'd seriously like to see that. I just had 1 client remove her
own Shellac and she said her na...
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