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18-06-09, 10:59 AM
Please dont get to worried, your time will improve with practice, if you do a great job at the end of it your on the right track, keep practicing as much as you can and maybe look at getting some one to one training to help you along?
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18-06-09, 01:48 PM
2 hours after just a few months? That's fantastic! Your time will improve with practice - but 2 hours is not unreasonable - especially if you have impeccable prep and no lifting issues! Don't be so hard on yourself - you cannot please everybody all the time.
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18-06-09, 08:16 PM
Hi there as long as you are doing a good job and people are happy with you work dont worry. My mum went to have a set of sculpted nails and it took the girl 3 1/2 hrs to do and then 2 hours to do a rebalance, so 2 hours is good.
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