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WOW, that's an eye opener, right enough!! :D I was going to say where was I when you started that post, but realise it was before i joined the site and was just starting out! Hence why i've never heard of it before!:o

Hi Geeks A fellow tech on one of my facebook pages has come out with the following : 'I have a question. Why do people still do water manicures and why are they even taught in schools still? They are not good for the natural nail and even worse if you are applying a gel polish.' Now, I know...

Here Izzidoll. http://cechic.co.uk/#/shop/4561530036/Go-Fast-System/1301797 Not sure what the fuss is about though - this method has been around for years. And looking at the shop it's quite pricey.

Hi ya, I'm going to sound like a real meanie here, but i'm only thinking about your best interest when i say what i'm about to say. :Love: The Edge is a mediocre product. Having said that you are about to invest nearly £60 because you're 'bored'. But what do you know about these products -...

Hi, take a look at this video by Gemma Lambert. I've done it this way and then tipped although she sculpts. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DsG7GrLJUw&feature=g-all-u HTH's :biggrin:

NSI is a great brand and plenty of techs have chosen it, me being one of them. This is always a question that can leave the mind buzzing and the poster none the wiser as there are so many products with loads of techs endorsing each one.:eek: The best thing you can do is research what...

On the same note, start charging her. She'll probably take more care if she's investing something too!

What pine/rosewood one? got one of those too. :eek: I like lots of room to work and kept knocking stuff off. I'm just difficult to please! The best thing for me is an ironing board, but i don't think i'd get away with that!!:rolleyes:

I agree 100%! :biggrin: I've bought three tables so far - a manicure stool/table, a portable manicure trolley and plastic tv tables and i'm still not happy! :mad: Think i'm going to try the camping table next!! :biggrin:

Hi I use NSI and it will take off my polish if i'm not careful. it's just the chemicals in it and i'm pretty sure its normal with most cleanse products. the way round it is to use plastic backed pads like grahams handsdown pads. hth's :)

I have bought this myself and have used it on my mum, whom has really bad dry skin on her feet and i would say is an extreme case! :) It worked very well, although the scraping bit did make my stomach turn but then that was probably more to do with my mums feet!! I wouldn't use it as part of a...

When i work from home i use a daylight lamp, when i'm mobile I use a LED head lamp - like the miners use! :)

Hi ya, and welcome to the site. Are the tips you talking about purchased pre blended? When you use a full/half well tip you blend them in and thin them out as part of the prep so i'm curious to know what the difference between them is.:confused:

I use NSI Balance so I clean my brush with cleanse after i've finished. :)

That's exactly what the game is and i think your own instinct is telling you that. If only two have come off tell her you can replace at her maintenance appointment. As for the other one, nails don't fall off and if there was genuine service breakdown i'm sure she would have been in touch PDQ...

One of the best ways is to wear it yourself and then to rave about it whilst you've got your client in front of you.

Tip remover is acetone. It may have things added to it and in some cases is more expensive than pure acetone, but don't be fooled!

A couple of coats of resin will make them a little bit stronger. :biggrin: