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As English does not appear to be your first language, I’ve put your text into Google Translate so that other site members can hopefully help you: “hello, i am new to spray tan technician, can experienced people tell me what are the common mistakes, spray tan and how to fix them ... thanks”

Ok, that’s good and correct hand placement is of course very important as you have already stated. CND base, colour and top coats?

Sorry if I’m stating the obvious, are you using the correct lamp?

This thread was created as long ago as 2011(!), and the poster you’ve quoted has been absent for the last 6, so is unlikely to respond. New thread maybe?

@Lynne Baker hasn’t logged in for almost a year, so you may want to create a new thread?

Take a look at the CND courses in Glasgow provided by Sweet Squared. https://www.sweetsquared.com/content/documents/S2_Education_Folio_2019.pdf

Have a look at Buttercups, Labeeby, Simon Jersey and Florence Roby for starters 😊

Sorry, but our hair professional site members are not allowed to give detailed technical info or colour formulas to those who are unqualified. Rather than experiment, it would be better for you to seek the services of a qualified colourist.

Hope you can get some 🤞

Try The Nail Company, it looks like they may have some: https://www.thenailcompany.co.uk/cgi-bin/ss000999.cgi?page=search&SS=Footsie+Bath&PR=-1&TB=O&ACTION=Search

That’s a real nuisance, but I wonder perhaps if the generic ones sold on eBay will do or indeed fit in the meantime?

Have you tried Louella Belle or Aston & Fincher?

Most training providers will have educators located all around the UK, so don‘t worry about that 😉 As for recommendations, every nail tech will have their own preferences, but whichever you opt for, make sure their courses are accredited for both insurance and professional purposes. To kick...

….and therein unfortunately lies the problem. Without the correct training and knowledge, you have possibly picked up bad habits and incorrect procedures by watching DIY videos. It‘s not as simple as it looks, most qualified nail techs can assure you of that with the time, effort and money...

I can see you asked this question a while ago, are you still having problems then? https://www.salongeek.com/threads/emma-polish.334456/post-2670522

Could be any number of reasons, but best not to provide a diagnosis and refer her to her gp instead.

The OP has been absent from Salon Geek since December last year, so mayor may not respond.

Although I no longer use Bio Sculpture gel, if what you’re trying to remove is genuinely Bio Sculpture, then it should disintegrate and break down very easily within 15 minutes of using the remover and foil method, so I too would question whether the system your clients have advised you of is...

Just so you know, this thread was created 3 years ago, and the original poster has been absent for the last two of those.

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