Hi All,
I just want to express my extreme thanks to all of you who provided info,
experiences, and help in my
desire for aquiring MY perfect drill! Your help means more to me than you can
know (well, you probably can). LOL
Please know that I am going over everything that was offered an
Tammy,
I had a co-worker once not too long ago, who bought a ram, and it broke down a
few months after she got it. Not sure why..and they did fix it..I believe
free...but.
Pati
'Good friends are like stars...
You don't always see them, But you know they are always there.
-Original
For ME I would not use them again... because I put my bits in the disinfectant
and leave them there until the next client... or the end of the day...
No it probably would work fine if I kept my bits dry or allowed them drying
time in between. If it were now and I had them they would work fine...
Their feet are bigger and they are always sloushing the water out of my bath
and making a mess, so this dry pedi is sounding better and better.
Angie Wingerter
From: Maureen Solan
To: nailtech@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thu, January 14, 2010 10:28:17 PM
Subject:
That's true. I have about 5 men that come in to get pedis. Would love more.
They don't wear polish and give better tips. They do need a little more callous
treatment though.
Angie Wingerter
From: Maureen Solan
To: nailtech@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thu, Janua
OMG! I'm so glad to be back. You ladies, I missed you so much...lol.
In fact, maybe that's what I'll tell the next client that complains...money
sure is stinky, smelly...lol Just kidding!
Katie Grimmett
grimmett...@yahoo.com
From: "lynnett...@tmo.blackberr
Thanks for the tips. I have electric booties too.
Angie Wingerter
From: Katie Grimmett
To: nailtech@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thu, January 14, 2010 10:25:22 PM
Subject: Re: NailTech:: Dry pedi...Thank You!
I have used crock pots for dry towels. I place a smal
You will love it. You know, This is a great way to get your guy clients into
pedicures. There is a great big market for them. I would love to do all men.
Manicures and pedicures. The dry pedicure is less threatening for a man. I
know my brother in law wont let me near him with the thought
I have used crock pots for dry towels. I place a small container of water in
the pot, place a steamer/vent tray on top of that and place the
dry towels on it. It worked for me when I had my booth rental business. Beats
buying an expensive towel warmer...:)
Katie Grimmett
grimmett...@yahoo.com
LOL Maureen!!! Sure does.
Buenos noches,
Lynnette
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From: Maureen Solan
Date: Thu, 14 Jan 2010 20:21:37
To:
Subject: Re: NailTech:: a/c and "fumes"
It smells like monry dontcha know
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Thanks, I think I will try a dry pedi tomorrow.
Angie Wingerter
From: "lynnett...@tmo.blackberry.net"
To: nailtech@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thu, January 14, 2010 10:20:40 PM
Subject: Re: NailTech:: Dry pedi...Thank You!
I only use for wet.
L
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It smells like monry dontcha know
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wrote:
From: lynnett...@tmo.blackberry.net
Subject: Re: NailTech:: a/c and "fumes"
To: nailtech@googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010, 11:20 PM
Since when does acrylic have a smell?? LOLOLO
I dont see why not
--- On Thu, 1/14/10, Angela R Wingerter wrote:
From: Angela R Wingerter
Subject: Re: NailTech:: Dry pedi...Thank You!
To: nailtech@googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010, 11:17 PM
Ok I have crockpots. Can you use a crockpot for your dry towels too or just the
I only use for wet.
L
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From: Angela R Wingerter
Date: Thu, 14 Jan 2010 20:17:33
To:
Subject: Re: NailTech:: Dry pedi...Thank You!
Ok I have crockpots. Can you use a crockpot for your dry towels too or just the
wet ones?
Angie Win
Since when does acrylic have a smell?? LOLOLOL. I cannot smell it anymore.
Also, Katie, I have foir different companies SO gels. As much as I do not want
to say it, OPI's is so far the best.
I like Nailite's colors and they are fine on me, but it did not cure on the
sides of my one client t
Ok I have crockpots. Can you use a crockpot for your dry towels too or just the
wet ones?
Angie Wingerter
From: Maureen Solan
To: nailtech@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thu, January 14, 2010 9:58:48 PM
Subject: Re: NailTech:: Dry pedi...Thank You!
Yes. A crock
I know, right? The other tech says she uses OPI but I know for a fact she
doesn't. OPI never smells that bad and nor does CND. I use both depending on my
mood. I also use Entity. I really like all of them.
Thanks, and its nice to be back doing enhancements. Now only if I can get a
hold of a ge
Yes. A crock pot for sure. Convenient , inexpensive, and portable.
Maureen
--- On Thu, 1/14/10, lynnett...@tmo.blackberry.net
wrote:
From: lynnett...@tmo.blackberry.net
Subject: Re: NailTech:: Dry pedi...Thank You!
To: nailtech@googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010, 10:27 PM
Katie, Doesn't the other techs stuff smell too? People can be so ridiculous.
Angie Wingerter
From: Katie Grimmett
To: NailTech@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thu, January 14, 2010 9:42:32 PM
Subject: NailTech:: a/c and "fumes"
Ok, I just got back into doing enhance
Hahahahaha.welcome back to the industry!!! :)
Nicole Cormier
Nails By Nicole
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-Original Message-
From: Katie Grimmett
Date: Thu, 14 Jan 2010 19:42:32
To:
Subject: NailTech:: a/c and "fumes"
Ok, I just got back into doing enhance
Ok, I just got back into doing enhancements after a 1.5 year break. Been
practicing my p/w sculptured nails and can't tell you how much I missed it.
Anyway, as I was practicing on my own nails a client for the other nail tech
complained how bad the smell was. Now mind you, she comes in for a fil
The best thing I have found is a crock pot. I used a rice/veggie steamer and
that uses too much water. The crock pot heats them fast and they are freaking
HOT when you take them out!
Buenos noches,
Lynnette
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-Original Message-
From: Angela R Wingerter
Ok guys, do you have any suggestions on where and what kind of towel warmer I
should get? Do I need two compartments, one for dry towels and one for wet?
Angie Wingerter
From: "lynnett...@tmo.blackberry.net"
To: nailtech@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thu, January 1
All that Maureen said and this--
Once you feel the heated towels, you will love it.
All my clients oohh and ahhh when I put the hot towels on their feet. I then
put plastic bags on to keep the towels warm.
I have not done a soaking pedi in ages. Although, I DO tell all of them that
should they
Thanks Maureen, I give my pedis in a swivel rocker recliner. The kind you see
in a nursery. They love the comfort of the chair. The only problem is it sits
kinda low for my back. My husband just got done making a platform to raise it
up some and it really did help me sit up straighter. But he di
I think I would say the same thing I sai d to my clients when I started doing
dry manicures.
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I am trying a new pedicure procedure. I will not be soaking your feet because
I can file your heels smoother when they are dry and I also will be using
extreme moisturizing creams which I feel wil
How have you guys sold your clients on the dry pedicure? I would love to start
doing this but I know my clients will think they are getting cheated and some
might want a discount. How do you introduce it to them without them thinking it
is less work on you and they are getting less of a service?
I have a UP-200 which I purchased in 1989. I had the brushes in the
handpiece replaced after 10 years and other than that I have had dependable
reliable service! Amazingly they are still the same price after all these
years. go figure. Well worth the $400 investment. If you break it dow
I only have used Kupa. They last. They are very smooth. They have good customer
service. They only have a year warrenty, so if something goes wrong with it
after that you will payto get it fixed. I would get the lightest handpiece you
can fine, even if you don't have wrists problems, because it
If you use oil on the nail while you are e-filing, make sure you are using
the "protects: from Atwood Industries to keep the oil form going up into
the hand piece. This will cause the motor to gunk up and stop running as
well.
_www.atwoodindustries.net_ (http://www.atwoodindustries.net)
Tammy,
I have had my kupa file for 6 years and I just had to replace the hand piece at
a cost of $110.00 from ram products. I love this machine. They are a bit
expensive but when you average out the cost over the number of Years owned it
is worth it.
Elena Desmonie
Long island, new york
--
Yo
Erica MT-20 is the only way to go hands down. The best drill I have ever owned
and it is smooth as butta!!!
--- On Thu, 1/14/10, Tammy wrote:
From: Tammy
Subject: Re: NailTech:: I NEED A RELIABLE E-file! (sorta long)
To: nailtech@googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010, 12:49 A
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