amy_forster
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I previously had no form of training with creative and wanted to purchase a leather nail roll and some polishes from designer nails in manchester. I was told this was ok and I could buy the natural nail products but I was not authorised to buy any enhancement products. Unlike some people, I was not offended as it was not my intention at the time. I fully agree with them not selling their products to those who have no training with the company what so ever!
We recently got creative enhancement products in at work (converting from NSI) and I went on a training course. I am now authorised to purchase their products but I would never claim to be fully creative trained! When I finish uni next year, I would like to work towards more creative training and then become a master technician in the future (I'm not sure if I'll ever be good enough!)...then I would be better trained!
I hope this sets some of your minds at ease, knowing that DN won't sell to everybody but I still don't know who's selling on eBay and until we can stop these people, we'll still have cowboys out there claiming to be creative trained and giving us all bad names!!!
We recently got creative enhancement products in at work (converting from NSI) and I went on a training course. I am now authorised to purchase their products but I would never claim to be fully creative trained! When I finish uni next year, I would like to work towards more creative training and then become a master technician in the future (I'm not sure if I'll ever be good enough!)...then I would be better trained!
I hope this sets some of your minds at ease, knowing that DN won't sell to everybody but I still don't know who's selling on eBay and until we can stop these people, we'll still have cowboys out there claiming to be creative trained and giving us all bad names!!!