Nail Trainer to Buy -- must read - Page 2

Kim Lawless · 13-10-05, 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Little Tree

I found nail trainers (had them at college) to be a waste of time. I found filling a dishwashing glove with rice and placing tips on the end a much better (and cheaper) alternative!

How is that cheaper?

1. There's no way that you can get the tip off the glove without tearing it so by my reckoning, that a couple of quid each set you do. For the gloves and the rice.

2. Where are the side walls?

3. Surely they're not solid enough to buff and blend properly?

Sassy Hassy · 13-10-05, 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by avivajoy

yippeee, bought myself a nail trainer and Im so excited. Thanks to all of you for your help on where to get it and for making me feel 'right' about spending all that money on 'just' a hand (people not nail involved think Ive finally and completely lost the plot).

What the pink marigold didn't work then lol?

avivajoy · 13-10-05, 08:24 PM

Actually Sas I have no idea. Got rather fond of Marigold though and an extra hand around the place is allways welcome. ROFL

kittenclaws · 13-10-05, 08:28 PM

ow hun you could have saved a fortune as i have a spare pair if sainsburys rubber gloves im going to put on geekbay, i used them for all my training, and cleaning the loo, pmsl,

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i brought a nail trainer when i first started and i love it, couldnt be without it, it is the geek law though that when you recieve your training hand you must name it, mine is andy, pmsl

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Originally Posted by avivajoy

yippeee, bought myself a nail trainer and Im so excited. Thanks to all of you for your help on where to get it and for making me feel 'right' about spending all that money on 'just' a hand (people not nail involved think Ive finally and completely lost the plot).

avivajoy · 13-10-05, 09:35 PM

You could at least have had the decency to give me first refusal on your gloves before you advertised them. lol. Itll be a while until I get it/him/her, enough time to think up a name.

kittenclaws · 13-10-05, 09:56 PM

i would have given you first refusal but to be honest the nail trainer would be cheeper than i wanted for my gloves as they are SAINSBURYS DESIGNER and they have been whare no glove has been before, down the loo, ive got to admit the tips i put on them do tend to ping off down the loo

and there a tad uncomfortable full of rice

pmsl

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Originally Posted by avivajoy

You could at least have had the decency to give me first refusal on your gloves before you advertised them. lol. Itll be a while until I get it/him/her, enough time to think up a name.