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Is there a reason you do 2 top coats?

Thanks everyone. From the pics it didn’t look allergic to me but hard to tell from pictures and she is about 20 mins away so popping round to check on them isn’t that easy. I have told her not to use the home kit again and I’ll advise her to maybe see her doctor to make sure it’s not any kind...

I use the app “Phonto” for watermarking, think it was free I’ve had it ages now so can’t remember. I struggle with lighting too but after a few goes can usually get a really good pic. Most my clients are used to our little “photo shoots” at the end of the manicure now [emoji23][emoji23]

No she hasn’t yet, She said she’s emailed the company that make the “home kit” to see what they say. I’m not happy to touch them at all whilst they look like that anyway but after they’ve healed I’m wondering whether I should still stay clear? I haven’t seen it in person only the pics. X

Hi all, I’ve had this client for a couple of years who has gel polish, I use Gelish and we’ve never had any issues. (I’m mobile) I recently had to have a few months off work due to falling pregnant and suffering really badly with sickness. I’ve since gone back to working part time now the...

I don't have any advice for you I just wanted to say how shocked I am!! This is terrible, I'm not sure legally where you stand but maybe someone else can offer advice, I hope you get somewhere with it, what an awful lady!

Are you asking for applying on normal varnish, Gel polish or acrylic/hard Gel etc?

Sure it's about 20cm long and 12cm wide the depth will just depend how much you put it in as it has a zip pocket on the side too

I use this little bag for the essentials from roo beauty , but also have the bellaroo bag as well for the rest of my kit which is so handy!

Definitely my fave colour at the moment, Gelish "all about the pout" with magpie glitter [emoji7][emoji7]

I have no advice for you but I wouldn't be happy either I don't think. I had my eyebrows done a month ago but with a fine needle and had hair strokes and I love them. My technician didn't overly rate microblading, she said unless you get a really good technician there's a lot more issues that...

Excellent news!! My sister in law is still fighting fit too, no re-occurrences any where else, so fingers crossed you will stay well now :)

I usually press it into the tacky layer slightly, I then try to float the top coat over it rather than drag the brush down, I do get the odd bits moving I just wipe them away before curing. Another option is putting a little dap of topcoat on tin foil then using your nail art brush, get some...

For glitter fade, I just use a small gel/nail art brush to pick the loose glitter up and then dab it onto the tacky layer of the last colour coat, then you can place the glitter how ever you need too. Then top coat ( I have a separate topcoat for glitters otherwise u get glitter in your topcoat) x

Managed to get my own nails done today with Gelish ! Thought I'd go for glitter and stamping

Definitely invest in decent bags for being mobile. You can still display your colours on your Facebook page I take a photo of my colour wheel every now and then and post it up but people usually just decide on the day, unless they have something specific they want. X

Same as above, you need to take all colours really, my clients change their mind on colour right up until I'm about to apply it. Have you seen the roo beauty bags, I love mine and the cube polish holder bag is so handy!!

Yes under Gel polish you always apply repair as well x

I haven't done the "nail art" course with them I'm self taught, but my friend did one which is how I know, I think it was just the standard nail art course

Have u had a look at Roo beauty, their bags and cases? I have a gorgeous bag and cube bag for the polishes, all my clients comment on them. I have the bellaroo, I've uploaded pics of them :)