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30-08-09, 07:40 AM
It should take approx half an hour to remove a full set, providing they haven't been applied too thickly.
You're right, soaking in acetone won't help at all. When you are doing the removal you can leave a very thin layer of Brisa on the nails, it shouldn't interfere with your Bio application. hth's |
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31-08-09, 12:01 AM
Start with 180, then as you get nearer to the nail plate, change it to 240.
Brisa really is very easy to file and doesn't need too much pressure , it really shouldn't take that long. As Sandi has already mentioned, leave a very thin layer of the Brisa gel on the nail to avoid hitting the nail plate with the file. I often use soft gel directly over hard gel, there has never been any problems. |
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