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#1
By
kateyork1
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05-03-05, 10:58 AM
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Here here Samuel, my sentiments exactly. I think its the same with just about anything - taking shortcuts can lead to longer delays in the long run. Great article. I remember the first place I trained to do nails - it was using french tips (no blending needed and therefore saves you loads of time!!), it maybe saved time to start with but there was no way you could have had nice natural thin enhancements because as you said more product was needed - which in turn meant longer rebalances.
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#2
By
nailz666
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06-03-05, 03:56 PM
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I so agree on this...I learnt the 'hard way' (fully scultptured) right from the start. Ok maybe it took me longer to produce a beautiful set of nails but hey, my smiles are smiling all the time now and I save time and money by doing mostly scullptured nails and not tips. I believe 'white tips' are ok for a one off or a quicky job on yourself if you can't sculpt on your opposite hand, but I really don't believe anyone should charge full price for this service. I may have hated it at the time but I am thankful now that I was trained the way I was.
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