I did my foundation with creative and loved every minute of it, i cant wait till i can afford to do my next course with them, spa manicure and pedicure after that one not sure which to do so will ask for that advise when im there

I did my training in college NVQ2,also did a essentialnails course..
Next course i want to do now is with EzFlow and LeChat

I trained originally with BackScratchers Glass Glaze... then converted to Designer Nails Fabric#, and followed that with the Brisa Gel Induction

Originally trained with nailite at Carlton Inst.
Then opened the box of an EN l&p course & quickly closed it again.
College with salon Systems.
Clagel.
Finally did my Foundation with Creative & decided to stay put.

Sorry I just remembered, I did a Michelle Porter course to begin with, in enhancements after I'd done my manicure, pedicure and nail art VTCT.

I did my VTCT mani & pedi at a college, then did Creative Spa mani & pedi and Foundation L&P - really want to do skill building next, but got to wait a while so I can do pre-masters!

city & guilds (as it was then!!) in manicure and pedicure, star nails 4 day course in gf21 gel, creative 4 day l & P and finally creative brisa conversion. still trying to decide where to go from here.

I originally did a 2 day course in Eltham, at place called Terri's Nails.
Cost me a few quid too. Had no idea who,what or where i should be at that time.
Found this site, realised i'd learnt nothing, bought books, became self taught & then did my foundation with Creative in Liquid & powder which was
the best move i ever made, money well spent, totally changed me & my outlook.

Before i did the cnd course i felt 'not worthy!' Now I know i'm an ok kinda tech!

I'm now looking forward to lots more courses with cnd & checking out how to go about a masters in L&P.

I have trained with my local college, EZFlow and CND. I will continue to train with CND but I will also take other courses with Antony at EZFlow.

Personally I don't feel that I should limit myself to one training provider when there are others who offer courses that your primary provider doesn't!

I trained with ITEC to get a diploma in Nail Technology, anatomy and physiology, manicure and pedicure, and proffesional conduct and business awareness,
I trained using calgel and pinacle L&P

I gained my nvq at college in manicure/pedicure and later on did my gel training course with le chat

... i selected 3 options ...... i started out at my local college then later on i did a cnd convo then found the light and found ezflow and the rest is history you could say....

i ticked other as o trained with magnetics then i went to college and did my vtct using creative ret+, then i did a converstion course with nsi balance gel.

i trained with a company called millennium nails but i was going to do a conversion course with nsi (which will probably still do) and im going to do the sculpted course with essential nails