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05-08-08, 01:54 PM
Hi Perhaps you could try creative gel bond. This is awesome for sticking the tips and makes blending easier as there are no bubbles. With the lifting of product near the cuticles are you pressing your product in enough. I used to have this problem a lot but not since I learned to press the product into place properly
hth Karen |
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05-08-08, 02:11 PM
It sounds like you need more practise at adhering tips are you using a professional adhesive and are you applying the tips correctly ??? Blending gets easier with practise everyone struggled at first dont beat yourself up.
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05-08-08, 02:33 PM
If your tips are not adhering well then blending will be a nightmare. In fact they wont blend at all and more than likely fall off or break off. Adhesive does have a shelf life and perhaps it is well past its time for effectiveness.
Causes of Lifting at the eponychium can be: Product applied to thickly Product touching the skin Prep not done thoroughly Moisture in the nail plate Improper application You will have to see which cap fits. If it has been some time since your class, a refresher would be a good idea rather than struggling so much. |
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05-08-08, 02:45 PM
There have been a few Threads over the last few days about tips, blending etc, me being one of them that started one. Geeg is the person to listen to (hope you dont mind me saying that Gigi?) I have bought the Nailclass book that was written by Gigi, it come this morning and is very interesting reading,i'm glad she told me about it and that she decided to do the book. maybe its worth you getting a copy too. <b>Books</b>
HTH. x |
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