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12-10-09, 09:51 PM
I have used both and do prefer a hard (buff off gel)...they don't stain or discolour....they are tough...and no soaking off.
I used a soft gel on my clients and they didn't like it...they didn't like that their nails bent..they want hard nails. They didn't like that they discolored after a while....and they didn't like having soak off's due to some soft gels not being filable...(...is that even a word... With a hard gel i can just thin down with my file and reapply every 3-4 weeks. Its all personal preference and that of your clients. |
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12-10-09, 10:02 PM
Gel it is a very good gel.I prefer to use Calgel but that will be no good because they have less colours than bio.
Maybe you need training with the Ezflow alternatives you will definately need training to use any hard gel it is totally different to bio. Georgie Smedley in Enfield is the distributer and trainer in Enfield for Ezflow. |
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12-10-09, 10:04 PM
I use Akzentz Gel (not the Akzentz Options...thats soak off)
As for lasting longer.....Mmmmm the soak off gel i used to use did last well...but didn't look as good the longer it was on...Akzentz lasts just as well but actually still looks brand new after weeks...so lasting wise...the same....lasting and looking good...Akzentz wins for me. |
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