Shellac newbie
Well-Known Member
Hi all, just wondering which pedi ranges you rate/hate?
I've not done pedis for a few years but I'm evidently missing out on extra monies by not offering them as an add on for cnd shellac.
I'm looking at cnd marine spa and like the idea of this but obviously want to
Do my research before investing. I've seen Essie spa advertised in scratch, gena, Thai manicure but I've no idea what they are like?
I'm mobile and home based with a foot spa (old faithful babyliss ). I'm going to buy a microplane as I've heard such good reviews but I'm looking for
Something lovely smelling, a good coarse scrub and very very moisturising. In an ideal world (for me) they would do cnd almond pedi aswel as mani as I love it.
I also want a system that really produces a good pedi (similar results to a blade- not one that when client has a bath, gets out and because the moisturiser has washed off, all the dry skin is back and crusty)
Thanks in advance, sorry for my mad ramblings x
I've not done pedis for a few years but I'm evidently missing out on extra monies by not offering them as an add on for cnd shellac.
I'm looking at cnd marine spa and like the idea of this but obviously want to
Do my research before investing. I've seen Essie spa advertised in scratch, gena, Thai manicure but I've no idea what they are like?
I'm mobile and home based with a foot spa (old faithful babyliss ). I'm going to buy a microplane as I've heard such good reviews but I'm looking for
Something lovely smelling, a good coarse scrub and very very moisturising. In an ideal world (for me) they would do cnd almond pedi aswel as mani as I love it.
I also want a system that really produces a good pedi (similar results to a blade- not one that when client has a bath, gets out and because the moisturiser has washed off, all the dry skin is back and crusty)
Thanks in advance, sorry for my mad ramblings x