GlamourEyes11
Well-Known Member
It was just a thought as I couldn't see any problem with her technique.
Thanks hun. Any help, advice, thoughts or criticism (constructive!!! Lol) is VERY MUCH appreciated x
It was just a thought as I couldn't see any problem with her technique.
glad if I could help =)
Let me know how it goes =)
(camouflage acryl powder - skin masked builder powder -you can build longer nailbed - see my album french nails)
hi, i suffered badly with lifting too, and went back to my educator for her to watch where i was going wrong.
my prep was fine (as does yours by the sound of it) but my problem was that where i was building up the apex with bead 2, it left a big step down for bead 3 - eg the acrylic near the cuticle part was very thick.
i was told to use less product, and blend out the far end of bead 2 rather than leaving an obvious ridge, and press bead 3 down firmly so that it stuck, blending just away from the cuticle. Then when filing, file round the cuticle area so that there are no obvious ridges - if there is, this is where it will lift or the customer will pick.
hope ive explained it clearly, this has really helped me! x
I agree with all of the good advice posted above...... would just like to say that in my early days of doing acrylics i suffered same problem but found it was down to my applying acrylic too close to cuticle and side walls.... and secondly the system i was using! I decided to try out different systems (at a cost to myself obviously) and eventually found one that worked for me and have been using it ever since! NSI Attraction products i find to be fantastic. As soon as i used there products all my problems disappeared and my confidence in applying acrylic nails went right up! May be worth a try yourself?............
Thanks Hun, was thinking this, (NSI) but was unsure which powders to choose, as they have so many variations of pink and white! Lol x
Duno if this advice is a bit late or whatever. Ive just finished training recently with The Edge and one thing that i was taught that wasnt in your list was after buffing with the white block we were told to "etch" around the cuticle area & side walls with the zebra file. Maybe this makes the surface slightly rougher so the primer and acrylic adheres slightly better? Just a thought from a newbie
Ok.... So here they are, let's see....
If they lift this time it must be my application, as I spent an hour prepping and tipping! Haha
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