Marsha
I roll mine dry soak them squish them
Down with my flat hand until enough water is out. It's still rolled up. I pop
it in the towel cabby. Wala done. No wringing. Hope that helps.
Caralyn
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On Sep 15, 2009, at 11:06 PM, Marsha Rubino wrote:
I do what someon
Cheryl,
See how it is next time she comes in and keep an eye on it. She needs to keep
it clean and dry and use a fungus eliminator. I filed her nail down as short as
I could get it and did not fill it until it grew out. She remembers poking
something under the nail or pulling the skin away from
I do what someone just wrote. I soak the towel in warm water, wring it out
really well, then roll it, before putting it in the cabi. It's in
the cabi about a 1/2 hr before I use it. If it's too hot, I just juggle it
around to cool it off a bit. I wish someone would make a cabi with a heat
contr
I squeeze them too Pati but that's killing my hands. I'm trying to
come up with other ideas is all. :)
Michelle Phoenix
Elite Nail Technician
Wet Paint Nail Spa
www.wetpaintnailspa.com
On Sep 15, 2009, at 10:44 PM, Pati wrote:
> Michelle,
> what kind of a problem are you having with the towe
You can't over cure Top Gloss (not sure why someone had a problem with
that), I have cured it more than twice plenty of times and its never
gone dull. However you CAN over cure Base'n'Gloss or Options Clear -
both of these can turn out dull if you cure a lot longer than 2
minutes.
On Sep 15, 5
You can wipe with Alcohol, Acetone or even a combination of both if
you wanted. Typically dullness is from bulbs that aren't high
quality. There are some other reasons people will see dull finish,
one being as you said about it going on too thin, most cases this
isn't a problem, but make sure yo
Michelle,
what kind of a problem are you having with the towels? I wet them thoroughly
and then just squeeze them out..hmm... like I would a dishcloth!
?Pati
When life gives you a hundred reasons to cry...
Show life that you have a thousand reasons to smile
-Original Mess
supply source (www.supplysource.com)? has great prices...even for the BRISA
lamp!? Like 4.95 or 6.95 each!? can't remember exactly...and they work well
also
?Pati
When life gives you a hundred reasons to cry...
Show life that you have a thousand reasons to smile
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I tried that but they were too dry. I'll try again by spraying them
more.
Thanks!
Michelle Phoenix
Elite Nail Technician
Wet Paint Nail Spa
www.wetpaintnailspa.com
On Sep 15, 2009, at 8:06 PM, Rhonda Kibuk wrote:
> Instead of soaking them with water, why not spray them with water on
> bot
Instead of soaking them with water, why not spray them with water on both
sides with a spray bottle and then just roll them up. This way, you can
actually add some essential oils to the water for an added bonus!
R
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 3:43 PM, Wet Paint wrote:
>
> I still need ideas for wrin
Here's what it says about it on Gina's site.
*Top Gloss* - Violet tint goes on clear. Makes white tips brighter! Tip:
Apply after you have finish filed a nail and there is no shine left on the
nail. Wipe the nail with nail prep to remove all dust and oils you may have
left by touching the nail, th
I still need ideas for wringing out towels for my cabi that don't
involve me wrecking my hands. Angel had a great idea to roll them
after the spin cycle in the washer but I don't have a washer at the
shoppe.
I was thinking of a mop wringer like janitors use but o don't want to
freak out m
Thank you ma'am. I'll work on perfecting my "just right" technique. So
many things for my poor old brain to hang on to. LOL
Michelle Phoenix
Elite Nail Technician
Wet Paint Nail Spa
www.wetpaintnailspa.com
On Sep 15, 2009, at 3:26 PM, "Laura Merzetti"
wrote:
>
> Alcohol :) An even coat,
It's the tunnel lamp I bought from Gina, so I think that's 36 watts. I
cure it for2:15. That's howling the timer is. Is that too long?
Michelle Phoenix
Elite Nail Technician
Wet Paint Nail Spa
www.wetpaintnailspa.com
On Sep 15, 2009, at 3:27 PM, Rhonda Kibuk wrote:
> I think I remember heari
Hi all,
Has anyone tried Light Elegance Gels yet?? What are your thoughts??
Thanks in advance,
Elena Desmonie
Posh Nails of Plainview
Long Island, New York
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You don't have a 36 watt lamp. You have 9 watts of light from 4 different
angles. If 36 watt lamps existed in our industry then you'd be looking for 36
watt bulbs to put in them:)
As for price, I find most suppliers charge about the same. Maybe an online
supplier like Nailite?
Nicole
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Hi Lauren,
The lowest prices I have found is thru Premiere Nail Source,
Jean Ann
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I have a 36 watt tunnel lamp. Four bulbs that are 9 watts each. Where
I have a 36 watt tunnel lamp. Four bulbs that are 9 watts each. Where is the
cheapest place to buy more bulbs?
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Alcohol :) An even coat, not too thick and not too thin, I know that
doesn't help but with practice you'll know exactly how much to apply. If it
starts to run into the sidewalls it's too much. If you get bald spots, it's
not enough. I love Top Gloss. HTH.
Laura Merzetti
Scratch My Back Nail
I think I remember hearing that if you cured Topgloss too long, it will be
dull. I sat in on a class in Orlando, sorry, i can't remember what the
proper cure time is. How long are you curing and what wattage of bulbs does
your lamp use? Is it all fingers or only the thumbs.
R
On Tue, Sep 15, 2
My lamps are new and I like the top gloss. So which do I use? Should
I lay it on thick or thin?
Michelle Phoenix
Elite Nail Technician
Wet Paint Nail Spa
www.wetpaintnailspa.com
On Sep 15, 2009, at 11:40 AM, "Debra Watters"
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> Michelle, make sure your lights are new. With me, t
Thanks Pat Great lead !! The prices for this unit are variable strange Thanks
again Jennifer
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Subject: NailTech:: what grit?
What grit does everyone use to remove gels from nails?
Shannon
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Michelle, make sure your lights are new. With me, that's how I knew my
lights were going badnot curing accurately or the dullness appearing. I
don't even bother with the Top Gloss. I just use the Trilite Pink Gel for
the top coat. That advice was given to me by one of my Akzentz reps.
De
What grit does everyone use to remove gels from nails?
Shannon
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I do a lot of business networking in my area. When you work from home it's
hard to be visible. Time and time again I get bombarded with messages that
I'm not running my business the right way (usually by someone trying to sell
me coaching or some other business service!). For all you techs who
Shannon,
It may burn a bit under the light-- I said MAY burn.
If it was my nail, I would apply product immediately to keep it from more
trauma.
OH--we ALL have done the overfiling on our nails. We were all new once!! I
think once we do it to ourselves, we never want to do this to a client.
Bue
Ok. I had a training class on the soakable OPI gels. I have never done gels and
the rep did one of my nails. I tried filing it off since I have heard from
others that they had a hard time soaking off. The problem is (yes I am still a
newbie) I got a little carried away and filed a little too muc
Okay, confused over this one. Not upset, just odd. Weird
I order products on-line from a major nail company, not even going
there guys, because this would be taken as a slam, it is not. Tried
to get on this weekend and my password and user name wouldn't
work. So I emailed the company and go
Do I wipe with alcohol or acetone? I tried both and it's still dull.
Gina told me once but I forgot and am too embarassed to ask her again.
LOL
Michelle Phoenix
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