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sofia_sparkle
22-06-12, 08:55 PM
Hi everyone I currently use sheek white and simple sheer for my French which I love but keep getting asked for a more pink negligee colour with no sparkle... Any suggestions as don't want to make a mistake! X

ADiva1
22-06-12, 09:27 PM
Little princess is a nice pink to use for French.

Hausofhana
24-06-12, 01:26 AM
Less talk.. Lovely colour x

GlamourEyes11
25-06-12, 08:08 PM
Do you all do 1 layer pink, 2 white (if 1 isn't enough) and another pink the TIO? Xxx

Hausofhana
25-06-12, 09:36 PM
I do base, pink, white x2 then tio x

GlamourEyes11
25-06-12, 09:45 PM
I do base, pink, white x2 then tio x

Thank you :) x

cloughers
25-06-12, 10:33 PM
I do base then either ambience x1 then 2 white the tio, or 2 white then 1 simpler sheer the tio or if the want shimmery pink I use ACG glisten the 2 white then tio. X

GlamourEyes11
25-06-12, 10:37 PM
I do base then either ambience x1 then 2 white the tio, or 2 white then 1 simpler sheer the tio or if the want shimmery pink I use ACG glisten the 2 white then tio. X

Ok thank you :)
Am I right in thinking you need a pink after the foundation layer before the white so that if you have to tidy up your white, you will not remove or disturb the foundation layer? Xxx

cloughers
27-06-12, 04:33 PM
Ok thank you :)
Am I right in thinking you need a pink after the foundation layer before the white so that if you have to tidy up your white, you will not remove or disturb the foundation layer? Xxx

I use the pink after the base because it looks horrid on top of white. I only do white first if I'm using Simpler Sheer rather than a pink all over colour. It also helps to dry brush the tip after applying the pink I find as it makes it easier to apply the white tip. :D

GlamourEyes11
27-06-12, 04:36 PM
I use the pink after the base because it looks horrid on top of white. I only do white first if I'm using Simpler Sheer rather than a pink all over colour. It also helps to dry brush the tip after applying the pink I find as it makes it easier to apply the white tip. :D


Great thanks :) I will be using simple sheer, so do you think foundation, simple sheer, white, simple sheer again the TIO?

That way by having the simple sheer under the white, if I need to tidy I wouldn't remove any foundation xxx

Hausofhana
27-06-12, 04:45 PM
Anyone else find French gelish doesn't last as long as one colour gelish? Or is it just me :( x

nicole333
27-06-12, 05:29 PM
Anyone else find French gelish doesn't last as long as one colour gelish? Or is it just me :( x

It lasts just the same for me. Are you finding the white chipping? If so, it could due to application.

sofia_sparkle
27-06-12, 10:46 PM
I tend to find French lasts longer do foundation white x2 then simple sheer x2 TIO - will need to get this little princess colour

GlamourEyes11
27-06-12, 11:05 PM
Ok so I it but I done 1x simple sheer, 2x white, 1x simple sheer then tio!!!
My first ever French Gelish... What do you think?

JeanneNicole
28-06-12, 08:22 AM
Ok so I it but I done 1x simple sheer, 2x white, 1x simple sheer then tio!!!
My first ever French Gelish... What do you think?


Looks great, I have my first French Gelish next week and dreading it!

GlamourEyes11
28-06-12, 08:31 AM
Looks great, I have my first French Gelish next week and dreading it!

Thank you :)
I did have a bit of a problem when doing my first layer of white though!!!
By the time I had finished one hand, the first few fingers I had done on that hand looked like the white had bled, it was really strange, there was no sharp white line, so I had to tidy up with a brush :( does anyone know why this would have happened? X

Pooh8bear
28-06-12, 08:34 AM
Anyone else find French gelish doesn't last as long as one colour gelish? Or is it just me :( x

Yes, that is why I use structure gel.

Hausofhana
28-06-12, 08:45 AM
Yes, that is why I use structure gel.

I see, and this helps it last longer? My French either chips on other folk within 3 days or peels on myself x

izzidoll
28-06-12, 09:27 AM
Thank you :)
I did have a bit of a problem when doing my first layer of white though!!!
By the time I had finished one hand, the first few fingers I had done on that hand looked like the white had bled, it was really strange, there was no sharp white line, so I had to tidy up with a brush :( does anyone know why this would have happened? X
Because it is gel! It will bleed if left too long. You could either flash cure each finger as you go...but that is a pain, or do as you are doing and crispen up the smiles with a brush just before they go into the lamp. That is what I do.

GlamourEyes11
28-06-12, 10:02 AM
Because it is gel! It will bleed if left too long. You could either flash cure each finger as you go...but that is a pain, or do as you are doing and crispen up the smiles with a brush just before they go into the lamp. That is what I do.


Oh I see :) that's good thank you. Xx

Pooh8bear
28-06-12, 10:12 PM
I see, and this helps it last longer? My French either chips on other folk within 3 days or peels on myself x

Yes it will make it stronger.
Sometimes I do 2 structure.

1x foundation
1x structure or 1x simple sheer
2x white
1x structure
1x TIO

cloughers
28-06-12, 10:48 PM
I do white straight on base after dry wiping the it doesn't bleed but only if I'm using sheer on top. If I'm using a pink I do that after base then dry wipe tips so it doesn't bleed. I tidy up smile lines with a gel brush if I go wonky!