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does that mean that the older shellac colours wont cure in the newer led lamp?

http://www.salongeek.com/nail-geek/116044-client-needs-toe-nail.html The above is a link to a post from quite a while ago that I posted on. Hope it helps Julie

I am mobile and i never leave anything at my clients home. I wipe away all dust etc. When i use acetone I soak it up with tissue and take it away with me. Julie x

I ensure the brush is wiped clean after use, using clean monomer squash it between a clean wipe. I never let my brush near any other product, just monomer. This seems to ensure it doesnt get contaminated and end up yellowing your finished acrylics. I have a cnd coffin that my brush lives in...

The more french manicures you do the easier they get. I would not encourage you to use a guide on a client, learn to do it by practising. My husband had his nails reguarly french manicured when i was practising, (many years ago now!)

I think be professional and do a good job. You are not trying to be their friend, as they are paying you to do their nails. Thats not to say dont be friendly to them - just do the job in hand. (excuse the pun) :rolleyes: Dont take it personally, hth Julie

Hope it went ok. I wore a sculpted big toe for quite some time - I have taken a course of lamisil and it has recovered now. I did as Geeg has said applied directly to my toe, no sculpt, as you dont need a long toe nail. Currently I use poppits on my toes with sparkly gold. PopIts werent out...

Thanks Victoria but I have lost money from Ebay, so dont even venture there any more. Julie xx

Thanks for those sites but not quite what I am after. Need to be real gold for my client, and rings that are enclosed by a ball. Julie xx

I have a client who likes to wear nail jewellery. She specifically likes gold and I cant seem to find any suppliers for nail rings and dangles in gold. Can anyone help? Many thanks Julie xx

I agree with Geeg, as usual well said!! I used to be on here all the time - I am now too busy and only pop on here occasionally. Been reading all about Shellac today. Cant wait to get my kit. Julie xx

These photos have been imported from our old gallery system.

I think when you start out it is a novelty to do your own, you enjoy doing them too no doubt, experimenting and learning. I still enjoy making mine perfect - they are your advert as well. Hth Julie

omg - I cannot believe that!! No way!!! How did that happen???? shocked and stunned - Ulrika???????!!!

Way to go Todd! :hug: Flippineck Tucker! Cant wait for next week to see the girls give it a go!

I have used my glaze n go in the Brisa lamp without any probs before now, Hth Julie

Wow these look great. They are soooo fiddly!! She must have the patience of a saint to work like this all day!!!! Respect. Julie

Now this is an old one but it does work. - Put salt over the mark (pile it up a bit) and leave it for 24 hours. When you uncover it the salt will have absorbed the oil and removed it from the cloth! Good luck. Julie

http://www.salongeek.com/nail-geek/64116-all-your-popits-questions-answered-here-official-thread-popits-q.html this link may help Julie

Thanks for that. I was trying to find the photo of your tootsies to link to. Julie