All your PopIts questions answered here!! The OFFICIAL thread for PopIts Q & A's

[geeg]

As Susan says, but just to add a bit more information that may help as well:

Prepare the nail to be rebalanced and thin down the zone one area where you want to re-whiten, as much as you can.

Prepare the rest of the nail as usual making sure you remove the bulk from the middle apex of the PopIt nail. Sanitise and Then add your new white smile line and zone one (nice and thin).

Fill the PopIt with the single colour of your choice and apply over the whole nail making sure to apply enough pressure to the tip area so that it is nice and thin.

Remove the PopIt when set and Voilà! Rebalanced nail as good as new and no extra buffing or finishing.

[collin]

Speaking from the perspective of someone who's only qualification within this sector is biting them I do have to say I saw a demo of these.....what a fantastic idea and the originator really does need a big pat on the back...superb.

It just goes to show that products, applications and the like are simply getting better and better as time goes on and that certain manufacturers are always willing to take the risk and try something new and different..

I was astounded at the reaction from the nail tec's that were watching the demo...the company doing the demo sold out of product in the first hour or so.

The intresting thing was that the tec's were all going off with a renewd spring in their step to "learn" how to apply them properly and master the skill..

Their excitement was most encouraging and just goes to show that no matter how old we are or experianced within specific disciplins that there is always a time when we have to re learn or adapt our skills to keep up with ever changing demands placed upon us.

[joey baby]

Hi everyone ,I have been using popits now for about two months i do like them as they have improved my method and service to my clients.

It takes me half the time to do a full set but i do know and have experienced all the things you are talking about i experienced bubbling and too wet ratio resulting in burning and oozing out of the sides but am managing now to get that better now. but i am still having problems with tiny little air pockets but realized now you have to push the product into the form , i dont know what i would do without popits now all my clients love them and are pleased with the short time it takes to do a full set . jo

[geeg]

Great to hear that you are doing so well with PopIts. It can be done and be done easily once you 'get it'.

The key is to relax and enjoy using them instead of going into panic mode and applying to the nail too quickly. Resting the bead and letting it settle out is the absolute key to success if you don't want any bubbles in the finished nails.

Great news to hear that Marian Newman Nails is using them with great success in the Charles Worthington salons in London! The lovely David (Jaydee) is popping all over the place and is delighted with his results.

Hundreds now are loving them and using them and most important of all the clients are loving that 30 minute service.

It's like anything else. The good ones who persevere and take ownership of them will thrive with them ... those that give up too soon and blame the PopIts themselves for any problems they have will loose out. Not everyone is willing to persevere and many give up easily ... I do urge you not to be one of those. xx

[Jen Smith]

Originally Posted by classynails

What the heck are '' popit nails'' nails?

If you type PopIts into the search facility on this site you will find page after page of information regarding PopIts.

[emma/tenerife]

just wondered how many of you out there are using the popit system over tips? i have only ever done them as a sculpt and thought that using them over a tip kind of defies the whole point of them being quick? surely a tip isnt needed?!?!?

[ValencianNails]

If you're using well less tips (ie Performance tips) then the time for applying them is minimal, it makes no difference whether you use tips or not, the end result is what matters, if you're producing beautiful enhancements and your clients are happy then you are happy, yes?

[soonergrrl]

i tried popits over white tips and they looked fantastic!

['chelle]

I only use tips with them. I did one nail as a sculpt once, and I didnt like that the underside of it wasnt quite smooth enough.

[Susie H]

Originally Posted by 'chelle

I only use tips with them. I did one nail as a sculpt once, and I didnt like that the underside of it wasnt quite smooth enough.

Same here but I love the result with tips
I use natural tips on me with sheer pink
and White tips for Kay again with sheer pink, they look fab and with well less tips its dead quick

[geeg]

Using a one colour overlay over tips is the fastest and prettiest service you can do using PopIts. It is precisely where you will make your money using PopIts.

Takes me about 10 minutes to get on 10 CND Performance tips ready to go.

[Deena]

Hi, I hadn't seen popits being applied until today, when a friend showed me. She is using them on clients, doesn't use a tip and they look wonderful. I was very, very impressed.

I can't comment, though, on what they'd look like 'With' a tip. I stand corrected, but if they can look that good without one and they wear well, why increase your time and expenditure by applying them? Does the use of a tip have any particular advantages? I would have thought they might possibly make them more durable/neaten the sides, but she does really well without them.

Anyway, I'm off to order some .....

[geeg]

Originally Posted by Deena

Hi, I hadn't seen popits being applied until today, when a friend showed me. She is using them on clients, doesn't use a tip and they look wonderful. I was very, very impressed.

I can't comment, though, on what they'd look like 'With' a tip. I stand corrected, but if they can look that good without one and they wear well, why increase your time and expenditure by applying them? Does the use of a tip have any particular advantages? I would have thought they might possibly make them more durable/neaten the sides, but she does really well without them.

Anyway, I'm off to order some .....

PopIt made nails look beautiful when used in many different ways. If she is getting on fine in the way she is doing then GREAT !! They are durable and long lasting in all forms.. tips ... sculpts ... Custom blend .. nail art .. etc. One serviceis not more durable or long lasting than another.

[Deena]

I should add that she demonstrated a French to me and let the white set first, before applying the pink and popping them on. The underside was very smooth and once the sides/edges were filed a bit, they were finished.

[Jaydee]

Originally Posted by 'chelle

I only use tips with them. I did one nail as a sculpt once, and I didnt like that the underside of it wasnt quite smooth enough.

Simply apply your popit, hold it in place and turn your clients hand over then smooth out the underside.
David