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NAIL TIPS ‘THEMED’ NAIL ART COMPETITION www.nailtips.com.au WHO CAN ENTER? All Nail Tips forum members are invited to enter our FIRST online nail art competition. This competition will be ‘themed’ – and you will be able to pick the theme yourself. Be as creative as you like! To...

Hi Anna, Have you found anyone to do your mum's nails yet? If not, please feel free to post this message on the nail tips website. Cheers, G

DEMO DAY WITH GIGI The well-known nail artist and moderator on salongeek Gigi Rousewill be in Sydney in January 2009 and has offered us lucky technicians one day to spend with her and have a "demo day". Technicians will have the opportunity to meet her and gain her assistance in all nail...

We, as nail tech's, often hear 'horror stories' about what services clients have received. Many client's don't understand what the nail technicians are doing unless the steps of their service are being explained. Unfortunately many clients won't realise the difference between good and bad...

I am really hoping Australia heads that way too. We need to make a set of standards that nail salons and technicians can abide by to keep themselves and their clients safe. I will be watching the posts to see how the UK goes with this. Goodluck!

I'd definitely give "China Glaze" and "Zoya" polishes a go. They are quality nail polishes and have lovely thin brushes for easy application. Make sure you use a top brand top coat too, it makes the world of difference :-) Georgy

Hiya Lisa, You don't happen to know what L&P system your mum was receiving at her previous technician? Conversion courses are useful but not always essential. If you are good with your liquid and powder it wouldn't take too long to learn another system if need be (and there is plenty of good...

Paula, The girls that have responded know their stuff :-) What is incorporated in a Level 3 Diploma and how long does it take to complete? Cheers, Georgy Nailtips.com.au Nail Technician Forum :: Index

Hi Gena, I was just watching your tutorial, great work:-) I have been keen to try the Options range, do you post to Australia? Cheers, Georgy

Thoughout my nail course last year a large portion of students experienced irritation from one particular odourless monomer we were all using. It was the regular contact that we were all having with this product that was causing the problem (most of us were allowing our hands to be exposed to...

I have tried tips and sculpting on toe nails. Sculpting is definately the better option. I have had to sculpt (using liquid and powder) on bitten down toe nails and by following the natural nail direction and keeping them at a conservative length they lasted over 2 months before any lift etc...

Hi there, I have only used my sample kit a couple of times but i found that I needed to apply the absolute alot thinner that normal because if you had made it too thick in places it took forever to file off! It seems to be a very hardy acrylic. It does shine up nicely though :-) G