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Published by Tiger Jay
18-01-07 |
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19-01-07, 09:40 AM
Nailfresh contains ether so it evaporates quickly, but Scrubfresh will do the job. The acetone content is what makes it fab to use for 'tidying up', it's easier to do when the nails are 'just' polished.
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19-01-07, 10:38 AM
Its fantastic!!!! Little help and from me how u can use your pen corrector - take a small glass put inside aceton( Scrubfresh- never try it to clean with it), deep your pen there and wipe on paper. With this way u can keep fresh and clean your pen without need to change the apex every time.
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19-01-07, 11:32 AM
great colour combo .. like Sandi says get some nail fresh for those edges..
It is a fab product and just melts the enamel into the nail plate. I've only been using it for a few months, after reading all the benefits on here, but Its made a huge differences in the finish of my colour application (especially dark shades!!) great for lift prone clients also. |
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19-01-07, 12:19 PM
Try that tip I said before.. about dipping the nail in either nail varnish remover or scrubfresh if you prefer. Then wipe the nail where you want the pattern to stick and make sure its a CLEAN IMAGINARY LINE you are wiping. you'll see its perfect that way.
HTH xxx Lovely use of colours by the way. You are really into this now arent you? LOL |