nail biter pics

hiya peeps
now i know i am improving since the first set i did on her
but i know ive still a way to go ..they took me roughly 3 hours ..which is good and bad ,good for me coz i enjoy it ..but bad as well 3 hours

enough said lol

if anyone can spot anything ,or help me to improve its all greatfully recieved ..

the main thing i struggle with on this client is the smile line ...as i create the nail bed first of all i dont always get it consistant ..i have tried filing the edge of the nail bed into a nice tidy shape but its just not neat enough,so then when it comes to the white placement i can only follow the edge i already have

does anyone have an tips on how to do this better ?

also what i am pleased with is the client came with one hand still done (she usually removes them herself the night before a new set )
and there was no lifting at all ..the area that is placed on to just her skin was a little loose ,but no lifting at all on the actual nail,and considering that she is a severe biter and also a hairdresser im chuffed to bits with that !

JoJoPearce · 14-12-06, 03:22 PM

Emma,

I think you have done a brilliant job and i woudn't worry about the time thing at the moment as you have a difficult base to work with so it's taken you time to prepare it. Your client must be really chuffed as she has been coming back.

Do you sculpt these?

You will have to rely on the other geeks for critque in apex etc. but from what i can see they look fantastic, Well done you.

~Emmsybabes~ · 14-12-06, 03:45 PM

yes i do sculpt them .she is abserloutly over the moon with them and comes back every two weeks spot on
i love doing them ,but i just think if i had more clients like this there is no way i would have time to do them

but i dont !haha so i dont know why iim moaning really

ta for your input hun xxx

Dessi · 27-12-06, 08:14 AM

They look so natural, fantastic work

FabulousFingers · 28-12-06, 12:52 AM

they look great

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