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15-11-07, 03:19 PM
I still have some Designer Nails Fabric# stock left (thanks to Christine
), I have used Millennium fibreglass products/resins but can't achieve the same finish as I can with Fabric#.INM do a fibreglass kit, might be worth a ring to Sweet Squared to see if they currently stock it?!? |
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15-11-07, 03:51 PM
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15-11-07, 05:20 PM
I always use silk/fibreglass for wraps or ext. I use Backscratchers for my products.Never have a problem with clients not wanting it..I find that alot of clients will just have whatever you offer unless they have exsisting nails and have been going somewhere else.
I find it easy to convert people to silk/fibreglass from acrylic especially as it is alot more flexible, natural etc. |
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15-11-07, 07:00 PM
I find that the most demand for wraps is with my older clients....or the ones who want to go as natural as possible...for me they have never been in "high" demand....but they are always asked for .......
I use Star nail......for my wraps....HTH'S |
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15-11-07, 08:00 PM
I miss Fabric# !!
I never get anyone ask for wraps, but there have been several times when I've recomended it to a client, after doing a consultation. I often found it by far the best for 'pickers' as they couldn't get an edge or anything to get their other nails or teeth into! I'm watching this carefully seeing what other people are using as I'm building back up now and know I will want to start offering them again. As a matter of personal preference I always tended to opt for silk wraps.....it was a softer finish and just seemed to last slightly longer than fibreglass....I cold never work out why as I was assured that fibreglass was just as durable when i trained. |
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15-11-07, 08:18 PM
Hi
I very rarely get asked for silk wraps. I have heard though from a fellow tech that ezflow do a really good wrap system also backscratchers too. If your wanting something really quick and easy amb it might be worth looking at backscratchers dip resin system thats an absolute doddle to do on your own nails. |
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15-11-07, 08:21 PM
I originally trained with Star Nails f/glass wraps and found them to be ok. Now how ever, i now use EZ Flow f/glass and silk wrap system. I have found it to be stronger than the Star Nails f/g (although it was a while ago since i used this product so may have improved.) and less soak offs are needed.
I have a few f/glass clients who only have this, plus i use it on natural nail clients for repairs etc. |
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