Still blurred and very flat

Hi, well done for posting a picture, it's very brave of you.

Unfortunately it's not a great piccy so quite hard to rate I think. From what I can see there is very little in the way of product at the stress area. The nail look very flat, and with no real apex will be prone to breakages (took me ages to crack this, but managed and have no breaks now )

But I do quite like the shape of the nail and the length.

Well done for being brave and posting for critique

Jess xxx

thanks ladies, I took the pics on my phone so thats why the pics are a bit blurred I'm going to get a shot of my friends digital camera so hopefully the next ones will be clearer to critque.

xx

Obviously when asking for critique,the better the pic the better the advise,i know good pics are sometimes not possible

This nail is very flat hun. Pick up a slightly larger bead and also check out this tutorial,hth x

http://www.salongeek.com/preparation...ng-angles.html

my critique is of the picture quality, not the nails, i can't see the nails, it makes my eyes hurt
PS, there is no apex.

I would have to say it seems that you have a good eye are far as shape goes, but it looks like my natural nails when they grow out. Flat! I'm figuring they are tips with an overlay. I knew what a good nail looked like, coming right out of school, I did pretty good. My only and biggest problem was my liquid to powder mix ratio was way off. It wasn't consistant. So some nails where super flat and and others looked like a hammer toenail! So my best advice, work on the product mix ratio so you can place the apex exactly where it should be, and not have to pile on the product so you can file one in to shape!

So for six weeks, I have to say, looken good, you can tell your pretty concervative! Focus on everyone's dream nail, shoot for that..

no they were just sculpts, I know the pics awful I took them with my phone! was just desperate to get them on lol think I'm going to go on a skill builder in the new year.

xx