Burning sensation with NSI Attraction...

[mikey-moo]

Hi, I have recently trained with NSI, and am using their products for practicing on friends and family etc. The only thing is, one or two of them have said when the L&P is applied they experience a burning sensation for about 30-45 seconds, but then it wears off and all is normal... Am I doing something wrong, or do a lot of people experience this with Attraction? I will of course contact my trainer, but just thought I'd ask here first in case I was over reacting!

Thanks in advance!

 

[naturalnails]

A burning sensation can be a mix ratio problem or it can be caused by the clients nails being in poor condition and over sensitive.

See what your trainer says.

 

[~Emmsybabes~]

as already said hun, it may not be you, it could be that those clients have weaker nails,
Have they worn enhancements before...if so how did they take care of them, and have them removed ?

It could also be mix ratio....did you notice you may have worked a little wet on those occasions...

It can be sorted hun, your educator will help you get to the bottom of it,

I have been using NSI attraction for over a year now, and still very occasionally come accross the odd person who gets this hot sensation (heat spike )

I also get it on myself when I use popits, on these occasions I know I have worked to wet.

Let us know how you get on hun xx

 

[geeg]

Well I disagree ..

ALL liquid and powder systems produce heat. We normally don't feel it because we use three small beads.

Clients will feel the exothermic reaction of L&P when

• The product is applied too thickly
• The product is applied all in one bead (as with PopIts)

Having said that .. I would hardly call it a heat spike! It is a warm sensation and is not normally the least bit uncomfortable ... just a bit surprising to those who haven't felt it before.

Usually if a client is going to feel it, it is on ski jump nails or on the thumbs where it can be easy to pile the product on too thickly.

 

[louiser]

Well I disagree ..

ALL liquid and powder systems produce heat. We normally don't feel it because we use three small beads.


Clients will feel the exothermic reaction of L&P when

• The product is applied too thickly
• The product is applied all in one bead (as with PopIts)

Having said that .. I would hardly call it a heat spike! It is a warm sensation and is not normally the least bit uncomfortable ... just a bit surprising to those who haven't felt it before.

Usually if a client is going to feel it, it is on ski jump nails or on the thumbs where it can be easy to pile the product on too thickly.

Have you felt it with NSI attraction before? I have used popits with Fusion, CND, Ezflow and NSI attraction and even with the same ratio with each one NSI attraction was definatly worse, not far off the heat spike felt with too thick a layer of gel over damaged nails. I was surprised how warm it got.

 

[geeg]

Have you felt it with NSI attraction before? I have used popits with Fusion, CND, Ezflow and NSI attraction and even with the same ratio with each one NSI attraction was definatly worse, not far off the heat spike felt with too thick a layer of gel over damaged nails. I was surprised how warm it got.

No, I haven't used NSI Attraction. I just know, that all L&P's do produce heat and thickness is usually the cause more than mix ratio. Thin nails will of course feel it more acutely than healthy undamaged nails. A combination of the two things could make it feel even hotter than usual.