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03-01-08, 10:20 PM
Basically....YES!!...it can make a big difference!
Most monomers and polymers are formulated to work together. To get the optimum results you should use the full system of any brand. You can use the EzFlow Boogie Nights powders with any monomer and get great results....but I must admit I just always use them with the EzFlow Q monomer and that way I know I will get the best results. What product system have you been trained in? and do you have any reason why you wouldn't want to use their monomer liquid? |
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03-01-08, 10:36 PM
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03-01-08, 10:48 PM
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i'd recomend you try the young nails acrylic system. lots of choice of colours, 2 setting speeds and excellent value for money whilst being a top quality product. |
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07-01-08, 12:13 PM
Hi i also trained in LeChat gel and a non branded acrylic system i was also wondering the same as you as i have run out of powder but still have liquid left over.I tryed salon systems l&p i loved how it went on it needed much less filing ,but the pure pink was to clear i guess we are both using the same non branded l&p. I do like the pink colour but like you i am looking for a nem system. Did you like the edge how did the pink compare to the non branded l&p.x
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