Nail Bitters course??

[laylah]

Does anyone know if creative offer a course for Nail Bitters, or would i need to book a 121?
since passing my foundation ive been practsising like mad but when i do a nail bitters they always end up looking horrible and chunky. i tried using the flawless pink to try and extend the nail bed but that just looked too pink and horrible! although it hid alot i wasnt happy.
I blend my tips in ok, but when i use perfect pink you can still see them and its really knocking my confidence!
A friend has asked me for gift vouchers as she wants to get them for her sister for xmas - who is a nail bitter!! at the min im only charging £10 but she wouldnt have any of it and insists on paying the full price. how can i charge full price, if im not happy with the outcome im sure they wont be!! so now im panicking!!
so, back to my question, a course to help me?!!!
thanks guys xx

 

[Urban Geek]

On the old Master Classes, they had the Magic Makeover class which showed you how to work on ski-jump, hook, fan, bitten, flat or crooked nails. Excellent class which I am sure is still part of the New Master Classes. Call Head Office for a prospectus.

 

[laylah]

i cant do that though can i without doing the premasters classes?
would i be better to book a 121?

 

[geeg]

Time to get on and start doing your skill building and Master classes which cover all these things in depth. You have only scratched the surface with a Foundation class ... when you start asking the questions, it's time to move forward love.

 

[Urban Geek]

Speak to Tracy at Loughton or Creative Education and they will advise you what would be best.

 

[laylah]

ok thanks, ill give them a ring.

 

[Urban Geek]

This thread may be helpful too Cannibals (nail biters)

 

[geeg]

These questions are not appropriate for geeks to answer. Ring a Creative Academy Adviser and ask one of them. 0113 275 0433 They are the ones who can answer all your queries.

Why would you not want to do a Pre master class anyway?

121 is fine for certain specific areas but they are more practical in nature and you also need the theory.

 

[Sassy Hassy]

Just to add that the finished article will never look as sleek on a nail biter as on a client with nice nail plates! But they should look better than the stubbies you started with lol!

 

[laylah]

i do want to go on and do my pre masters, and then hopefully my masters.
id just like to be happy with applying my L&P on all sorts of customers, and im panicking that this lady is going to book an appointment with the after xmas and they are going to look horrible! thats why i was wondering if i could do a course just for dealing with nail bitters (and do it soonish) so that i might feel a bit more confident when she books her appointment with me.

 

[NatalieJ]

I would definately say then to call the educators and ask them.. even call the educator that did your foundation course, im sure they'd be able to help you.