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Thankyou to everyone who's replied ,i get the feeling from reading a few other threads regarding essie that i am now going to plump for China Glaze! Ive tried both brannds out and liked them both but you have all swayed me so going to give the china glaze a go!! Thanks again i feel loads better...

Hi there!!! I have been sourcing products for a new salom that i am opening soon and am in the process of choosing a nail varnish range to use and retail. i have now narrowed my search down to China Glaze or Essie and i really dont know which to pick (Can't afford both!!!) So thought i`d ask you...

Hi geeks!!! Started having a dabble with Entity L & P but need to do the training, read some old threads regarding training in america (which sounds bloody Fab!!) but is out of my budget!! i know they do training at the U.K distributors place in rotherham but i am wondering if this is gonna...

dont limit yourself to one brand use the best bits from any range i would really recomend essie for the sheer polishes they are beautifull!!!!:Love:

Please help me decide what to do, I'm doing bio sculpture at the moment and i am realising that i need to have another system in place to please more clients!!! think I'm gonna go for L&P but want some advise on which brand to go for. i am leaning towards ezflow as there seems to be too much...

yes i will definatley look at my technique thanksfor the advise. The damage i am talking about is when the tips either have broken off and took layers of the nail plate with it or when a client has bent the nail and caused damage that way, i dont find you get this level of damage if they catch...

thanks so much will defo look at my tecnique! really do want to do the sculptures but find i'm very slow at them which is a little off putting when my client is sat there for three hours with a numb bum!!!! :rolleyes:

i've been having problems with the sculptures too!!!! just done a set today find that they always seem to look wide, but when i try to file them at the edges i seen to end up going back to natural nail and have to start again (maybe a tad heavy handed!!!!) some i do look fab others naff cant...

thanks guys who's products would you use for sculptures as i really want to do these instead of using tips? maybe its my technique for appling tips but i always find i cause dryness and some damage to the nail!!!:rolleyes:

hi just started with bio sculpture products (liking them alot by the way!!!) but wanted to know if anybody eles who works with bio does much with actual sculptures and how do you get on with them? i've contacted all the surrounding salons that do bio but no one does the sculptures and will only...

just started up myself in our spare bedroom, doing family and friends at moment but find you can shut of the rest of the house off (so they dont see the mountain of washing thats building up in the bedroom):eek: . while i'm on does any one know a bio sculpture tech in the barnsley or rotherham...