hi i am needing ti buy new acrylic powder n liquid i would just like imput on what people use as i dont like star nails one and what size brush should i use as im finding it ball ake with the one i have got to use because mines stolen
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geeg
Judge Gigi-Honorary Geek
Well you know what?? I think you already know the answer to this question but I'm sure if you do a search on this same thread title you will fine 100 others that have asked the same and been answered the same.
What is BEST for YOU? The one that performs. The one that has everything you need. The one that has the reputation. The one your clients LOVE YOU for using. The one that has the best customer support. The one that is ONLY sold to professionals.
or The one that is the cheapest?? The one that anyone can buy? The one that is in the wholesalers?
What do you define as being the best?
What is BEST for YOU? The one that performs. The one that has everything you need. The one that has the reputation. The one your clients LOVE YOU for using. The one that has the best customer support. The one that is ONLY sold to professionals.
or The one that is the cheapest?? The one that anyone can buy? The one that is in the wholesalers?
What do you define as being the best?
samjackjord
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I have just tried a new l&p from nail harmony and wow, loving the workability of it! I also have used entity and cnd which are also excellent products!
There are a lot of cnd tech's on here so that says a lot re-reputation etc and there is an academy in Manchester that is run by Julia Moran! With cnd you have to do a conversion to buy from them.
Then again it is advisable to do a conversion with any company you go to.
There is an educator in the north west for nail harmony, they are the ones who also do gelish! I think the educator is on the forum and there is a nail harmony group if you have a look through. There customer service is the best I have ever come across.
I would pick 3 you want to try and get samples from them and try for yourself
Hth's
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There are a lot of cnd tech's on here so that says a lot re-reputation etc and there is an academy in Manchester that is run by Julia Moran! With cnd you have to do a conversion to buy from them.
Then again it is advisable to do a conversion with any company you go to.
There is an educator in the north west for nail harmony, they are the ones who also do gelish! I think the educator is on the forum and there is a nail harmony group if you have a look through. There customer service is the best I have ever come across.
I would pick 3 you want to try and get samples from them and try for yourself
Hth's
:hug:
hi thank you for your replies how much is it to re train with cnd or nail harmony as i did training with eti and basicly i have learnt myself i am very good at them and my clients keep coming back but i would like to re train with reputable products
geeg
Judge Gigi-Honorary Geek
CND have a wonderful and experienced trainer in Manchester and she is a geek too called Julia Moran. Ring Sweet Squared on 0845 210 6060 and ask for details as we do not publish prices on the Salon Geek.
No one beats CND for either for highest quality products or education and they have a 30 year reputation to prove it.
You can also have a quick look on www.sweetsquared.com but always best to speak in person and CND have 8 dedicated customer care and education spoecialists who can and will happily answer all of your questions. :hug:
No one beats CND for either for highest quality products or education and they have a 30 year reputation to prove it.
You can also have a quick look on www.sweetsquared.com but always best to speak in person and CND have 8 dedicated customer care and education spoecialists who can and will happily answer all of your questions. :hug:
