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Her nail might be separated where the bruise was, she might lose that nail. It is hard to tell from the photo. Her nail could just be thicker in that spot now too. Personally I would do it, but I would also let her know that if it changes in any non positive way you won't put product back on...

I don't think they can go bad, especially if kept they way you have. Liquid....that would be another story.

I'm in the US and I was told it was not popular globally.... I have always loved CND but I can't help but feel they are full of crap in their reasoning.. They also told me the reason why the additives are 1/4 the size as they used to be ( but same cost) was because they listened to the nail...

I've got nothing for you..lol.. I'm in your age group and also tried hard gels years ago.. I just can't get past the honey like texture.. Let us know how this goes.

Ahh.. Ok... Sometimes I have to Google these things....lol

If you had been open she still would not have had her nails done. Can you imagine her as a client? I'm in the US, what does tally open mean?

You can use any artist brush that you like. Artist supply stores have a variety of very small detail brushes. I'm in the US and go to hobby lobby or Michael's

I have had clients "melt" their shellac on toasters or toaster ovens, anything that gets super hot. That was kind of what that looks like.

I watched the video... I wish I spoke Russian.. Or read it.. I'm just curious what the tech was saying...I don't use an efile but makes me want to try this ONLY on myself...lol

I have had dish soap stain shellac French before. It happened to be the blue dawn dish soap ( I'm in the states, not sure if you all have dawn dish soap) it seemed very odd though.

I stamp with shellac all of the time, it works fabulous! You can also stamp with the CND additives. Fingernail fixer has a video on both ways on YouTube. You can either stamp on the color coat or top coat then stamp and top coat again. You do not need to remove the tacky layer first, this gives...

They look like the old packaging.. Probably real, but not worth the chance that they might be contaminated in some way..

I recently asked on the CND Facebook messenger if and why brisa lite was being discontinued and what will be replacing the smoothing gel...this was the reply... Hi Suzanne, At CND, we pride ourselves on being THE resource for professional and reliable nail products and services – and with that...

I'm in the US and can not find brisa lite base either. I emailed CND and have not gotten a reply, I then messaged them on Facebook with no reply. No one locally can answer my questions. I get most of my news from you all from way across the pond!

I would sculpt, this way you can first extend the nail bed then add the free edge. I'm my experience (26 years) sculpting is the best way to go.

What's with the dry wipe? You do not wipe the nails after the base coat or after the smoothing gel.. Only after curing the top coat..

It could be a tiny hair is stuck in the nail fold. I'm 99% sure that it's infected. I suggest soaking it in Epsom salts. It should " come to a head" and pop..

I saw this and thought... Spray paint? What an awful mess!

Wow... I'm going to try this combination.. The problem I have when creating a color using beau or any sheer color is that the new color has a shimmer to it. I like that, but clients sometimes don't

Definitely don't use nourishing remover to clean ! There is oil in that..oil = lifting