nailomania
Well-Known Member
Why dont all teachers say buy the good ones, instead of buy mine??
So much money Id spend on rubbish .
I feel U are in the hands and goodwill of your tutor, If a teacher tells me to buy a nailform I simply think aha this will do the trick. And then U pulling your hair like a mad woman , the glue is poping open, the middle line is not exactly in the middle and so on. I do love stilettos n building a lot of them just for fun on my trainer ( sadly never going to do them for real I aspect) but hey ho, what a different a really good form does! After some good advice here I bought the clear forms, thats a glue! shape! and cures fantastic!!
And man have I struggled with those bleeding sandbands Hmmmm I thought I was fast as a rattlesnake ordering them safty bits. Jawdrop to learn those been in the industry for long, but my former teacher giggling over all the sandbands I ordered
Now I learned my lesson remember to ask the geeks I have just filled my dustbin in my working place with sandbands, bad forms..
I do wish I got all good advice before I had invested. My dustbin had to swallow a lot of my mistakes bad and utterly poor gel, tools, dustcollector and the list goes on.
So to my question is it something else can make my days easier that U can give a hint on. I must missed out on a lot I can feel didnt even got a simple form right. For all this time I worked with nails, cursing on those things so stupidly easy to change and replace .
To my defense I have a clever hubby building special table and workspace suitable for my needs, and he also made all my brushes and tools easier to grip and then it also got easier doing niter nailart , so that will be my contribution a simple wrap of vet flex bandage (self adhesive bandages for horses) on all the tools so many layers as U need, make your hand more stabile and the thin lines go straight in a swish and flick
So much money Id spend on rubbish .
I feel U are in the hands and goodwill of your tutor, If a teacher tells me to buy a nailform I simply think aha this will do the trick. And then U pulling your hair like a mad woman , the glue is poping open, the middle line is not exactly in the middle and so on. I do love stilettos n building a lot of them just for fun on my trainer ( sadly never going to do them for real I aspect) but hey ho, what a different a really good form does! After some good advice here I bought the clear forms, thats a glue! shape! and cures fantastic!!
And man have I struggled with those bleeding sandbands Hmmmm I thought I was fast as a rattlesnake ordering them safty bits. Jawdrop to learn those been in the industry for long, but my former teacher giggling over all the sandbands I ordered
Now I learned my lesson remember to ask the geeks I have just filled my dustbin in my working place with sandbands, bad forms..
I do wish I got all good advice before I had invested. My dustbin had to swallow a lot of my mistakes bad and utterly poor gel, tools, dustcollector and the list goes on.
So to my question is it something else can make my days easier that U can give a hint on. I must missed out on a lot I can feel didnt even got a simple form right. For all this time I worked with nails, cursing on those things so stupidly easy to change and replace .
To my defense I have a clever hubby building special table and workspace suitable for my needs, and he also made all my brushes and tools easier to grip and then it also got easier doing niter nailart , so that will be my contribution a simple wrap of vet flex bandage (self adhesive bandages for horses) on all the tools so many layers as U need, make your hand more stabile and the thin lines go straight in a swish and flick
