Yes it does help. Thanks Rhonda. I was wondering what these things stood for?
I get the r-round h-high f-flat now. That will help. Now I feel like an
airhead!
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Truthfully, with 15 sizes in each "shape" there should be no guessing. It
should fit like a glove. No need for any altering other than cutting free
edge and shaping it.
Tips for sizing, first I determine arch curve, I look at the nails from the
side and if they really curve down, I will use the
Yes - buff the shine then apply gel polish - they work really well for that.
Laura
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Whats the difference between DD and Precription nails. What is a virtual
french?
Thanks
On Jul 20, 2011, at 10:53 AM, Lisa Cianciotti wrote:
Hi Angela,
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>I use Prescription nails alot. I have even converted some acrylic clients to
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On Jul 20, 2011, at 10:53 AM, Lisa Cianciotti w
be a bit more opaque.
Laura
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Whats the difference between DD and Precription nails. What is
Whats the difference between DD and Precription nails. What is a virtual
french?
Thanks
On Jul 20, 2011, at 10:53 AM, Lisa Cianciotti wrote:
> Hi Angela,
>
> I use Prescription nails alot. I have even converted some acrylic clients to
> these. I tell clients that they last a week to 10 da
etimes
> causing the air pockets as well. Just my honest opinion.
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> Lisa Cianciotti
> Simply Polished Studio for Nails
> Mount Pleasant, PA
> simplypolis...@ymail.com
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Another question, can you see through them enough to tell that you don't have
any pockets in the glue?
On Jul 20, 2011 9:01 AM, "Rhonda Kibuk" wrote:
> We've only repaired like 2 in 7 years
Hi Angela,
I use Prescription nails alot. I have even converted some acrylic clients to
these. I tell clients that they last a week to 10 days to cover myself because
they are obviously not as strong as acrylic, but I do have clients that get
these every two weeks and do very well. It just
I'm never able to get them absolutely crystal clear, but maybe Rhonda can J
Laura
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We've only repaired like 2 in 7 years. Seriously. We state that they last
for 2-4 weeks. I can personally wear them 4 weeks even doing nails. The
more they are in water, the less time they will last. I really don't care
for the DD glue
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we dehydrate with either Scrubfresh or YN
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>> >> They are full nails that come in 12
la Wingerter
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They are full nails that come in 128 sizes. I hope it works, the kit costs
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I ordered Prescription nails
I believe that they have discontinued the Activator (the liquid) and are
stating that it should no longer be used. Any type of gel glue works great,
I personally use CND Gel Bond with great results. This is for a temporary
service. Nothing will replace a good set of acrylics or gels, IMHO.
R
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I didn't get finishing liquid with the starter kit I would email
you but can't figure out how to do it on my phone.. do you have
clients that wear these rather than acrylics/gel? Thanks!
On May 10, 11:52 pm, Caralyn Brown wrote:
> I used them for 3-4 years on different clients. They are g
Oh and I know someone will ask, but the best place to purchae Prescription
Nails from is
www.nailtechheaven.com they are based out of OH.
R
On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 7:36 AM, Rhonda Kibuk wrote:
> Yes, but truthfully you don't get all sizes and shapes and you can
> correctly do one or two sets.
Yes, but truthfully you don't get all sizes and shapes and you can correctly
do one or two sets. It will allow you to see the product but if you are
going to offer it, go for the gusto. We do a TON of these for Phom and
Christmas dances. We charge $25 with polish and $35 with MQ and glitter,
whi
Do they have a starter kit?
On May 10, 2011 10:52 PM, "Caralyn Brown" wrote:
> I used them for 3-4 years on different clients. They are great for nail
biters who want to grow their nails out. I have had clients do yard work,
paint their house. All kinds of office work. They are great as temporary
I used them for 3-4 years on different clients. They are great for nail
biters who want to grow their nails out. I have had clients do yard work, paint
their house. All kinds of office work. They are great as temporary nails for
special occasions.
Cons: make sure you have correct placement t
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I use them as temporary nails on myself and prom, Brides or other special
occasion clients.
No, they are not as strong as ac or gels.
They last 2 weeks and then they look horrible and must be soaked off and
redone.
My gel client
I use them as temporary nails on myself and prom, Brides or other special
occasion clients.
No, they are not as strong as ac or gels.
They last 2 weeks and then they look horrible and must be soaked off and redone.
My gel clients can go a month or longer if they have to.
I like them for fast
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