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24-08-08, 06:54 AM
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I've been using Minx since June now and I'm a hugh fan. They are quite straightforward to apply but like everything require practise to master and the effect is simply stunning. The designs are numerous and very elegant and achieve a look that cannot be replicated with polish. People cannot fail to notice them, they really do become a talking point. The first client that I applied them to (who was wearing the Gold Lightening Chromes) reported back that she kept getting asked by complete strangers where had she got her nails done and what did she have on her nails. She said that the attention was quite addictive. I'm wearing them myself at the moment and I have also found that they draw attention, which really helps sell the service to new and existing clients. In answer to the question re longevity on fingers, I'm finding that they are lasting approx one week looking perfect and after that some shrinkage is noticed at the free edge. Having said that this is only really noticeable on close inspection. Obviously clients have to look after them by wearing gloves when washing up etc. I personally think that Minx should be sold to clients as a fashion accessorie rather than on how long it lasts but they will find that the results are long lasting, durable and very pleasing into the bargin. Another great selling point of Minx is that there is NO drying time so clients can put their shoes/sandles on immediately and don't have to worry about smudging or chipping their nails. |
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24-08-08, 05:33 PM
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24-08-08, 05:47 PM
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By the way Samantha....can't fault the girls on the order desk again....superb as always! It really is a pleasure dealing with S2. I know I was jumping the gun by ordering before all the info on Minx was completely available, but they really do go above and beyond to help! |
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24-08-08, 05:56 PM
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24-08-08, 10:49 PM
Samantha (Mrs Geek) and me were Minx'd by Gigi this afternoon
Yep, they're glass files. The sensation on my toenails was no different to a regular abrasive, apart from it feeling smoother IYKWIM |
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25-08-08, 09:48 PM
Those gold toes look GORGEOUS!!
Can't wait to get some minx ordered but also been thinking bout a way around the lamp situation. I've had a look on the net and found this: Exo Terra Heat Glo Infrared Heat Lamp 150W - SHOP.COM UK do you think this is any good or not - very cheap which is a bonus! Thanks Louise |
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26-08-08, 07:49 AM
Hi Lou
I've just looked at the link for the lamp. I been looking for a lamp for a while now with little success. From the info shown it looks like it is just the bulb so you need a lamp stand to house it in. Most lamps carry a max of a 100watt bulb so it would be dangerous to put a stronger bulb in. Also I have found that the infra red bulbs are quite large so you need to find a lamp with a really big shade so there is some space around the bulb. Sweet Squared have advised me that they are in the process of sourcing a heat lamp so I think it would be worth holding out for one. At the moment I'm using a hairdryer and this is effective as a heat source but is noisy, doesn't look particularly professional and can send the Minx nails flying but is a good intrim solution. |
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