Thanks for that bit of info, new to all this and was getting bored of keep scrolling up all the time. Excellent little tip

Hiya i have just registered with nail geek, so not quite sure how to use it so here it goes, just wondering if you could help and tell me what nail produts there is out there to help maintain artifical nails?

Hiya just registered so a bit clueless just wondered if you could help me and tell me what products i could buy in shops to maintain artificial nails?

Hi Lorna and welcome to the board - if you check under "Shtuff" and then Geek Links you will find information on loads of distributors etc.

This is a FANTASTIC idea !

I've got loads of PM's that I don't want to get rid off, but because of this, I only ever have space to receive 2 new ones.

Would it be possible to have a folder to which you can archive / safe PM's ? If space is a problem, perhaps a limit can be put on it - for instance, you can only archive / save 30 messages and no more.


River

Doh !

Just read Sam's response..... I've created a folder now for PM's that I would like to keep, however, even after I've moved the messages to the new folder, it still shows that I've got 28 messages in total. I assume moving messages around doesn't open up more space in your PM box .......


River

yet another good reason to be a premium geek, then you can have150 messages.

Hi, thanks for that, will bear it in mind as I am a new geek myself!

You do have this option already!!

hi every 1 , im new to this site also , i have been a nail tecnician for nearly 3 years now , and i mostly do fibre glass/ silk wraps/acry-gel & gel nails, i havent done acrylics for over a year my customers seem to like fibre more, im opening my second business and i no there is guna be a demand for sculpture and acrylic nails! do you think i should invest into a new stable brush ? if so can any 1 recomend a good 1 something good enough to get me back into the swing of it , also what sculptering kit would you recomnd for beginers but good enough to apply on to the customer ?
ps: 1 more question sorry im thinking of doing my teacher training course even though i done nails for 3 years would i still have to enter my intermediate and advanced courses ?

thanx 2 any who replys

Your customers will ALWAYS like what you do best and what you are most expert and confident at!

I am assuming you mean sable brush ... you should invest in your skills and education to help you become excellent at Liquid & Powder also. If you do a SEARCH... on courses, you will get plenty of opinions on what Liquid & Powder courses to train in. I am of course biased and if you would like info on the Creative Nail Academy - you can call 0113 275 0433 and an Academy Adviser will be happy to help you.

- my answer to this would be that many kits are good enough for your customers; it's whether you are good enough at application to make them look thin, real and beautiful that counts!!

I can't answer this other than how we take on Creative Ambassadors on a basis of nail skills, presenting skills and academic skills.

Hope this Helps!!

Hi

Looking for the 'pink band above' to read more about forum guidelines and such and dont see it
:-(

If you go into the Site Assistance Forum....it is at the top of it...just click on it.............and all will be revealed.....

Hi I am new to this form as well,
Its a great Place !!
Anyway Hello and thanks!
fingerfun

you are welcome and welcome