Trilite: One Component Gel: A thin viscosity, easy to apply, self-levelling gel that combines three features (bonding, exceptional strength & gloss) all in one.
Available in Clear & Transparent Pink
Sizes Available: 15g/.55oz & 45g/1.6oz

Bonding: Bonding...

Hi, do you mean this thread?

http://www.thenailgeek.com/main/2857...-tutorial.html

I've had a look through and there werent anything particularly relating to Akzentz tutorials. However, using the link, there is some information from a message board about the Akzentz gels.

Your thread title didnt say it was about Akzentz gels, so maybe thats why we didnt pick it up when you posted.

hi its this link i sent it weeks ago

http://groups.msn.com/NailtechnologyCoach

no it wasnt that link it was the link i just re-posted in my response to zingara

hi i forgot to tell you all .. when you go to the link on the left side you will see different list of what is on site click on photo album then you will seeon top a small heading which says choose another album when you click on this it will open up to another album where you can select which tutorial you wnat to see.. if nnot just click around in the site itself and you will eventually come across the tutorials. it has them on backfills smile lines etc. let me know if you found it okay
later

Hey guys

Yeh, they are both one in the same...ones a link to a thread with the address to the site, and one a link to the site itself.

Ariaaland, the link takes us to another site hun, which seems to be posted by an Akzentz distributor. The thing is I (and most other geeks on here!) love any nails info we can get our hands on that gives us hints and tips, but this just doesn't seem easy to get any info out of other than discounts on Akzentz. Unfortunately, thats the downside of MSN groups - they come with a ton of adverts and strange links so you never know where you are going! Some of it also seems to be for 'members only' and if people have to sign up to another group they will fairly quickly lose interest, when the info they want then gets posted on here actually in a thread! Lana is also a bit well known for her fab 'Akzentz' advice, so please don't feel ignored...it's just her posts ALWAYS come with pretty amazing info!

I'd love to see any info here and will always be grateful for it, but I think maybe it needs to be posted direct rather than following several links.

I think its fab that you know where to go to get this info and want to share it with us, but I just got a bit lost along the way and guess others did too!

I should imagine, therefore, if you can do a simple cut and paste of the tutorial..you're probably gonna get tons of thanks for it! Also it just takes a bit of time here for people to get to know what your 'specialist' area is. so the clearer you can make it in the title, the better!

Listen to me, harping on and I've only been here a few weeks myself! But I guess I'm like most folks and like an easy life! Anyway, hun, I guess the point, if you think this info is worth going on here, you're probably right, but can you extract it and 'put it into a thread'??

Hope this make sense...

i am sorry i am not so computer savvy really, i tried however explaining how to get to the site with the tutorial but maybe i was not clear enough anyhoo it doesnt matter cuz i dont know how to cut and paster the link thing so i might mess up again. sorry for the inconvenience and wild goose chase guys. i will try and do better next time thanks for the feedback

thanks lana your a star.

amb xxx

Great stuff, thanks
Debbie

Great post, I appreciate how you broke everything down and explained the role of each specific gel. Much thanks!!