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Put some dehydrator on a brush wipe and use that to wipe your brush. Cuts down the smell immensely.

You might want to heat them up to get them to stretch a bit. I used to use them and found that I had to do that (or put them in full sunlight to soften) before proceeding. You won't have the problem with Sheekee or Minx however (although with the latter you do need the lamp to heat them...

EZ Flow does one, as does YN, and I *think* IBD.

Actually reverse. French is bright pink/white; American is soft pink/natural tip.

Julz, where are you in NZ? I've never heard of anything but tip n dip....

As I said in an earlier post, its not all of America and I don't think blaming the situation on a country is really....fair. I do think it is a sociological problem worldwide in terms of making our kids grow up to fast. Thinking on it (and this is on the fly off the top of my head), the...

Thanx for making me laugh first thing in the morning Geeg. My mother said the exact same thing: "Well (nostrils slightly flaring, eyebrow slightly raised), is it practical? Is it something that you will cherish for many years? (slight nod of head to look at me over her glasses, with a itty...

<WARNING - I will rant, cos this is a pet peeve of mine> Before we moved here to NZ, my then 7 year old daughter was invited to a birthday party for one of her school friends. (Deerfield Beach, Florida). They went to one of these places in the mall (It was the mall over near Plantation...

In all honesty, I don't follow anyone or anything. Trend forecasting is a guide to me. When I first saw the article on this I laughed my head off cos my first car was "Tangerine" and don't you just now we had that sucker painted lipstick red as soon as feasible? lol. That being said...

Vic I have a scan of my transcript from beauty school if you want it. Its from NY 1986. Let me know via email nsutthoffatgmaildotcom.

Take a polish bottle and with the bottom of the bottle away from you place your form on the lid and form it around the lid. I hope this makes sense. good luck

Depends on the client. Some people you cannot sculpt easily...as someone else said, nailbiters I usually start out with tips (and SHORT) and then as they grow out they become sculpts/nno's. If you are going to use tips, use good ones. THAT I will say to you. Crappy tips make it that much...

Are the bulbs clean? Sometimes they get dusty and that will mess up your cure. (I had that issue with my Microbond lamp back in the day) Good luck!

Normally I would say no, but lately, I've been getting people contacting me left and right about this or that local place that completely trashed their nails. Yeah its good for ME, in a sense, but it frustrates the hell out of me that there are people out there doing crap and literally damaging...

I'm on there: https://www.facebook.com/pages/ManiDivine-Mobile-Manicures-More/91736974565

Insurance not required but I got my business liability insurance through my bank. Whomever does the cover for your car or home can do it as well. Costs me 140/year for 500K business liability. Remember to setup and pay your ACC levies with the PAYE for your business as well as the ACC...

Hi Hun, I would redo the lot but do a base of clear to work *on* this way you can do the art over it and when its time to change, just remove the art down to the clear. A sandwhich affect - clear layer, art layer, clear layer on top. HTH's

Tips yes, primer no. You can use any tip and adhesive you want with any system, but once you begin prep (which includes primer) keep it the same brand/system. HTH's N

file it down as much as you can, gently (yeah thats an oxymoron cos that crap is very hard to file). seriously? 100grit for most of debulking and then 150 and then 180. As you are debulking it keep and eye on what is underneath....as you bring those layers off you may see some nasties (you...

I was qualified as a nail tech at 17....but then again I was in Uni at 16. So it *is* possible.