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18-08-08, 09:52 PM
first i would think that smile gems and tooth fairy are very similar companys.
I would look in to the best value for money and if your local wholesaler stocks any of them so if you need to get hold of them you can. Also i would recomend getting trained for you, your client and for insurance purposes. And lastly people charge anythink from £25 to as little as £10 |
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18-08-08, 09:56 PM
We use Smilegem's in my salon and find them great value for money and seem to last a while, but can also be removed really easily if need be
As far as I'm aware you do not HAVE to have training to offer these, but obviously it's recommended if you wanted to be on the safe side In my area other salons charge from £5 to £25. They seem to be very popular at the moment, especially with young girls on their school summer holidays xx |
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18-08-08, 11:51 PM
i use smile gems and you get a traing question & answer shhet to send to the company for you cirtificate. It is worth that for insurance etc. I finf them quite popular and i charge £10 for crystle's and £25 for all other.
They last really well but everyone is different and a persons saliva can effect the length of time one stays on. hth hun ![]() im got one on now |
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