eskimonailtech
Well-Known Member
Okay, so I followed the instructions to a T on the Star Nail dip n go kit. I found 3 dips made the nails way too thick. Also, there was a lot of filing to be done and the resin ran everywhere. Even under her nails. They're also grainy and such.
It also took me two hours. I could've done a full sculpted set of gels in that time. :cry: I'm frustrated and discouraged. Thankfully, it was on my mom so she wasn't a paying client. However I want to be able to do nails for her in the future and I chose this system because I thought it would be less filing time and still give (hopefully) a good result. I told her not to tell anyone that I did them because they were like 80 times worse than my first set of gels lol!!!!!!
These were the instructions that i followed:
prep cuticles, lightly buff nails, apply white tips, etch tips, apply resin with a brushing motion, dip, apply resin with a dabbing motion, dip, apply resin with a dabbing motion, dip, apply resin with a dabbing motion and spray gel activator and repeat. Then file and buff with a 3-way buffer.
What gives?
It also took me two hours. I could've done a full sculpted set of gels in that time. :cry: I'm frustrated and discouraged. Thankfully, it was on my mom so she wasn't a paying client. However I want to be able to do nails for her in the future and I chose this system because I thought it would be less filing time and still give (hopefully) a good result. I told her not to tell anyone that I did them because they were like 80 times worse than my first set of gels lol!!!!!!
These were the instructions that i followed:
prep cuticles, lightly buff nails, apply white tips, etch tips, apply resin with a brushing motion, dip, apply resin with a dabbing motion, dip, apply resin with a dabbing motion, dip, apply resin with a dabbing motion and spray gel activator and repeat. Then file and buff with a 3-way buffer.
What gives?