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thank you - even though im a newbie to gels clients think we know everything but in actual fact your learning everyday and sometimes the way your taught isn't always the best... everybodys thoughts and opinions have been truly helpful and have put my mind at ease... thank you. x :-) x

thank you for all the advice geeks, i think im going to go back to the drawing board and invest in the correct lamp as this seems like the most obvious thing for me to do. I know its not my application so it has to be my lamp... thank you geeks i will keep you all posted.. geeks rule

yes im doing thorough cuticle work as this is by far the most important thing to do. everything seems to cure fine, and once ive done my final cure then wipe over they seem absolutely fine, no tackiness and no residue on my wipe, very smooth and very glossy it just seems to be once the clients...

yes they were bubbling when I cured for 2 minutes which is why I reduced the timing and my sister found her nails are spot on, ( I didn't realise I hadn't pasted that back in) and then once I had reduced the time the nails seem to have cured once I wipe over to finish, there not tacky, and no...

thank you hun, I think im going to have to invest in the proper lamp from the supplier. I find gelish a fantastic product and I want my clients to think so aswel - so xmas present to myself a gelish led lamp plus it will save time on treatments aswel. x :-)

cleanse the nail as normal sanitise and wipe over with wipe soaked in acetone (lint free wipes) cuticle work (push back) remove the surface shine with block, brush away any excess then wioe over againg with wipe and acetone then dehydrate (ph bond)

I have just found my book, im such a fool. However its my sisters lamp which is brand new and never been used before, as my sister had a lamp I felt I didn't need to invest in a gelish led lamp I know they recommend that you use the same lamp as the polish so I suppose ive made one massive...

well I start by the usual cleaning nail, filing and buffing slightly I then will apply small amount of ph bond then apply a very very thin layer of foundation and then cure for 1 minute, I then will apply a thin layer of polish then cure for one minute making sure the edges are sealed, I then...

I'm newly qualified in gels and having a bit of a problem and im very embarrassed aswel. probably about 90% of my gels I have done have chipped or peeled off, what am I doing wrong im using the PH bond, then the foundation (a very small amount) cure, first coat of polish cure then second then...

hey fellow geekets - my salon's pages are: www.facebook.com/nextofskinatyoubeauty and twitter.com/nextofskinatyou please like and follow and I will return the favour. x x :-)

Good afternoon fellow geeks, please could you take a few seconds out of your time to help me reach 200 likes on my facebook page I would be very grateful, and I will return the favour for you if you write your details in the comments box. www.facebook.com/nextofskinatyoubeauty

Good afternoon fellow geeks, please could you take a few seconds out of your time to help me reach 200 likes on my facebook page I would be very grateful, and I will return the favour for you if you write your details in the comments box. www.facebook.com/nextofskinatyoubeauty