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Saeyang are really good there is a company in Yorkshire that sells them they also service them as well, there is no vibration, the hand piece is very strong, I would definatley buy from them, the company is called TAFS, they also rent them so you could try before you buy

You can buy foil gel which you cure then use your foil paper

I have used about every brand of stamping on the market, the ones with best results for me are Moyra and Clear Jelly, i find that their Stamper’s and polishes are the best, personnelly it’s down to the Polish you use to get the best stamping, you also have to be quick from scraping to placing...

I have been a qualified nail tech since 2006 done may many different courses, I have used Bluesky gel polish from bbeauty lounge only on ebay they have a bluesky fbook page as well, and I have had no problems with it, it lasts just as long as more expensive brands and takes about 10-15 mins to...

Young Nails and Crystal Nails are also very good, if you are switching your products its also a good idea to do the conversion course, normally a one day course, as all products are very similar the mix ratio may differ slightly

I agree Graftons pricey but well worth it, don't buy from ebay or amazon as you don't know if it is genuine even though they say it is, and if you look after it properly it can last you years, been using mine for six years and still going strong

I use a few brands of gel polish bluesky being one of them, I have had no problems using this brand, I always use the same brand base and top coat of the product I am using, and check the curing times of each brand, most are the same curing times but always best to check anyway

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Yes that's what I am looking for, but now where do I buy the foil from

Yes but not sure where to get it from, all I keep finding is foils you use with glue

No it's foil, when you cure your gel or gel paint while it's still tacky you you press the foil on I have seen this on lots of new nail art

Where can I buy the foil using gel or gel paint, for making thin lines and filling in on nail art, I am looking for gold and silver mainly, thanks

Hi what I do is put a little blue tack on the nail bed then put the nail tip on and push it into the groove press down so that the tip sticks to the blue tack, I have not had problems like this, sometimes when filing it comes off but if you push into the the groove enough it should be fine...

When I first started using salon geek it was 90% nails with the odd few post for hair, now it has grown so much that every aspect of salons is now represented how times change :D

you need the nail trainer, essential nails do them check it out, then ask on here if anyone has one for sale, I have 2 and couldn't do without them, I use them now for designing new nail art, they are the best thing to have

your talent is never ending :lol:

You do not have to stop having acrylic nails because of the reaction, as long as you or the technician keeps the monomer (liquid) off your skin you will be fine, you can also put a barrier cream on your fingers before you start, saying this make sure you don't have any on your nails as you will...

This is definatley over exposure, the liquid coming into contact with your skin, I know as I have suffered this when I first started doing nails I got the liquid all over myself before I knew what I was doing properly and went on lots of courses, there is no cure but can be eased with creams...

I am sure Creative (CND) do a miricle buffer and the shine is amazing, the shine lasts for about 2 wks on acrylic or natural nails :)

Hi I live in Radcliffe nr Bolton, you could get hold of Karen Derbyshire she could either educate you herself or put you in touch with others, she is an educator and international judge, there is Nail Academy in Atherton as well, you could contact Karen via her Facebook page and leave a message...