CND training gel nails

[stacxxx]

Hi,

Could anybody offer me some advice on the gel nail course at sweet squared?

I trained in gel nail extensions a couple of years ago and did a few sets. It's something now I want to start doing again, but I wants some good training. My problem is I can't decide if I should do the beginners gel course or the gel conversion course. I have called sweet squared and the lady thinks I could just do the conversion course, but it's not a guaranteed pass.

Have any of the geeks done the conversion course? If so what training did you have before.

Thank you xxx

 

[pure]

I did the conversion course with them. If you've already been trained in gels then you'll find Brisa really easy to work with and shouldn't have any problem passing

 

[stacxxx]

Thank you pure.

Did you do gel nails quite a lot before doing the conversion course? I haven't done for about a year, but I am going to get all my books out again xxx

 

[pure]

I hadn't actually done them at all, but I was CND trained in acrylic and they advised me that the conversion would be enough. The course was very good and I felt confident enough to go away and practice what I'd been taught. I've now been doing gels about 3 years with success So I'm sure the conversion will be suitable for you.

 

[stacxxx]

Thank you pure, I have booked on!! xxx

 

[Spandangle]

Brisa is a lovely product to work with you will love it

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[stacxxx]

I am very excited and nervous

Will I learn brisa hard gel and brisa lite?

I forgot to ask that question xxx

 

[pure]

As far as I know Brisa Lite is a separate course.