Minx? - Page 8

vonavitch · 06-09-08, 07:42 AM

You can get the lamps reaonably priced from Amazon

Hope · 06-09-08, 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by chanails

Been minxed tonight by Louise - trying to attach pic's but cant do it can anybody help?

I love minx!

Those nails look fabulous, I am guessing you are pleased with them

xx

geeg · 06-09-08, 10:26 AM

Originally Posted by chanails

Been minxed tonight by Louise

Excellent job by Louise done on lovely nails. Couldn't be better.

kellyyork · 06-09-08, 03:17 PM

where can i buy minx?! do sweetsquared do a seperate catalogue or something? x

Hope · 06-09-08, 03:23 PM

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Originally Posted by kellyyork

where can i buy minx?! do sweetsquared do a seperate catalogue or something? x

As of yet they don't have a catalogue, but if you look on this website Products - Minx and make a note of which you would like, you can use the names to order from S2. BTW they look 100% better in the flesh so to speak than they do online.

geeg · 06-09-08, 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by kellyyork

where can i buy minx?! do sweetsquared do a seperate catalogue or something? x

Ring S2 to order them. 08452106060 For the moment you can view the Minx designs at Minx Nail Coverings

Make a note of which designs you are interested in and then order them from S2.

The Minxc catalogue will be out shortly and you can request one to be sent to you when you ring S2.

skymark · 06-09-08, 10:26 PM

Does anybody know whether they are available in the sweet shop as yet or only by phone?

geeg · 07-09-08, 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by skymark

Does anybody know whether they are available in the sweet shop as yet or only by phone?

By phone only for the moment.

gillian w · 07-09-08, 11:06 AM

Would you say that they can offer much strength to the natural nail.Maybe for someone with weak peeling nails in a similar way that a soak off gel does.

Zingara · 07-09-08, 11:29 AM

I would say they offer a measure of protection to the nail but not strength Gillian.

So if someone had peeling nails, you could Minx them, and if you had buffed gently first to help 'seal' the peeling, Minx I think, may then help prevent them peeling further, but the 'film' used is very thin and flexible and no where near as strong as gel in structure

HTH x

geeg · 07-09-08, 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by gillian w

Would you say that they can offer much strength to the natural nail.Maybe for someone with weak peeling nails in a similar way that a soak off gel does.

They will offer protection to the natural nail.

In fact that is part of the Minx story ... how they were first invented was because a person wanted to protect her natural nails from the work she was doing which was causing them to split and break.

gillian w · 07-09-08, 11:44 AM

I see.Well im going to have to get some. I know the silver and gold will be fab for christmas parties and will need to get in the practise beforehand.

adelekeegan1 · 07-09-08, 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by geeg

They will offer protection to the natural nail.

In fact that is part of the Minx story ... how they were first invented was because a person wanted to protect her natural nails from the work she was doing which was causing them to split and break.

I have a client lined up for just this

Gelly · 07-09-08, 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by adelekeegan1

I have a client lined up for just this

Is it your Akzentz Options lady? Now she would be a test!

adelekeegan1 · 07-09-08, 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Gelly

Is it your Akzentz Options lady? Now she would be a test!

Yes it is, in the summer/autumn months she is harder on her nails than ever and she has had naked nails for 3 months now and all the peeling etc is back.

She will probably go back to Options in a month or so, but I always use her to test anything new because it is a REAL challenge