i was talking to a friend who said that someone had been telling her about a new acrylic system called back scratcher - or something like that and that it was very easy to do and gave fantastic results - does anyone know anything about this as i have never heard of it and google brings up far too many weird and wonderful things for me to find it that way!
Acrylic Back Scratcher system???
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MINKUS
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Hi
Its also know as tip n dip.
Its ok for a quick fix but i personally wouldnt want to keep a client base on it!
There are much better, more durable products on the market.
Its called Backscratchers Extreme Powder Glaze, and the distributors are
Backscratchers Extreme Powder Glaze Course
I notice your in doncaster, it's very popular up your neck of the woods, i had a friend in goole and thats ALL THE SALONS round there offered. (is there no creative ambassadors up there or what!)
I personally would aim to set my sights and standards higher and want to stand out from the crowd and offer a more professional system.
But thats jmho !!!
Amb x
Its also know as tip n dip.
Its ok for a quick fix but i personally wouldnt want to keep a client base on it!
There are much better, more durable products on the market.
Its called Backscratchers Extreme Powder Glaze, and the distributors are
Backscratchers Extreme Powder Glaze Course
I notice your in doncaster, it's very popular up your neck of the woods, i had a friend in goole and thats ALL THE SALONS round there offered. (is there no creative ambassadors up there or what!)
I personally would aim to set my sights and standards higher and want to stand out from the crowd and offer a more professional system.
But thats jmho !!!
Amb x
MINKUS
Gel Junkie
just checked the info on that link actually.
It say's the product is 'non porous' when in fact i believe it is !
It say's the product is 'non porous' when in fact i believe it is !
ValencianNails
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MINKUS
Gel Junkie
VHunter
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While I know that tip-n-dip systems are not overly popular in the us or the uk, they are successful here in Quebec.
Here in Montreal, there are a great many technicians that do ONLY tip-n-dip (known as gel-resine, here).
No, they are not the strongest of systems. They require frequent soak offs to start afresh.
I used a system by "France Lecuyer".
BUT there are people who prefer this to L&P or UV Gel, and get on very well with it. My aunt is such a person. There are many others.
It's definately worth considering, to add as an additional service.
While I do mainly UV Gel, I do have 3 clients that prefer tip-n-dip, and they have been wearing it for years. They prefer it. It's 'thinner". Also qiucker to apply and/or fill.
It's most suitable for those that aren't hard on their hands and prefer something that will only add a little strength.
I wore it for 10yrs, myself.
If youi've any more questions, just give me a holler.
hth's
Here in Montreal, there are a great many technicians that do ONLY tip-n-dip (known as gel-resine, here).
No, they are not the strongest of systems. They require frequent soak offs to start afresh.
I used a system by "France Lecuyer".
BUT there are people who prefer this to L&P or UV Gel, and get on very well with it. My aunt is such a person. There are many others.
It's definately worth considering, to add as an additional service.
While I do mainly UV Gel, I do have 3 clients that prefer tip-n-dip, and they have been wearing it for years. They prefer it. It's 'thinner". Also qiucker to apply and/or fill.
It's most suitable for those that aren't hard on their hands and prefer something that will only add a little strength.
I wore it for 10yrs, myself.
If youi've any more questions, just give me a holler.
hth's
