Hi Maggie!
A client like that can really be trying. There is only so much you can tell
them then their ears will just shut down, but the head may continue to bob
up and down!
I have an article at the web site that explains the differences between the
types of gels - it needs a little bit
I think that the new IBD Just Gel line is a LED line. I saw it in Nailpro
magazine.
Katherine
St. Louis, MO
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On Nov 12, 2011, at 1:30 PM, Sherri Evans wrote:
> I noticed in my last nails or nailpro IBD is offering a new "just gel" in a
> bottle. They already had a gel polis
I gave up on changing their minds as well - AND I say the same thing "You
should be a nail tech" Hahaha
I also teach them how to remove at home because most of my clients combine
coffee and lunch breaks to see me and still sit there on their iPhones
conducting business meetings. Such is the way wh
*I noticed in my last nails or nailpro IBD is offering a new "just gel" in
a bottle. They already had a gel polish in a bottle. I think everybody
and their brother has some version or another of gel polish or hybrid or
whatever they want to call it. I've tried Shellac, Gelish and the one from
N
I use a very fine buffer, like what you would use for a manicure,
nothing harsher. Doesn't need any etching. It does soak off faster
if you file the gloss layer first. And boy oh boy it is glossy! :)
PS - I just read that Cuccio has a solvent free gel polish now too.
Seems the word has gotten
Jess, do you buff the shine off the natural nail with Luxio? Does it soak off
about the same way as Gelish? Timewise and breaking the seal before soaking?
Thanks for all your info.
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I don't use Brisa, but do they have a more flexible stronger bonding
gel? Sometimes that helps. I never see more lifting in the winter
(I'm in Seattle, so only an hour and a half from you). But I use a
flexible bonding gel from Akzentz soak off line, which helps when
people tend to be lifters.
Oh gel polishes, the saga continues. So here is what I know about gel
polishes, and why. As many know, I work with Akzentz. It's based out
of Canada and makes every jar of gel themselves (as opposed to buying
from a manufacturer and re-labeling as SO many do). Because of this,
they are a bit b
Hi Maggie,
It is tiresome when you do encounter "amateur nail techs" who make
their living doing other things instead of nails, yet somehow they
positively think they know more than those of us who do nails
everyday. When I detect in our initial conversation that the person
standing before me IS o
