Ok, I hope I don't forgot anyone!
Here I will post know my stuff
Ar first I will let my new client fill out a sheet with this Informations
First Name:________________________________________
Last Name:_________________________________________
Date of birth:_______________________________________
Residence
Street:____________________________________________
Zip code and location Or Bldg. and Apt. No.:
_________________________________________________
Contact information
Phone number: ______________________________________
Cell phone number:__________________________________
E-Mail:___________________________________________
This information is voluntary and serves for customer archiving. Your Data will not be referred to others.
Occupation ?
________________________________________________
Hobbies? ( including Handcrafts)
________________________________________________
practiced sports:
________________________________________________
How many Times a week do you practice Nail care?
________________________________________________
Yes No
Have you ever had artificial nails? [ ] [ ]
If yes: with what System / technique?
with Tips [ ] sculptured [ ] Strengthening[ ]
UV - Gel [ ] acrylic [ ] others [ ]
Have you ever had problems with artificial nails ? [ ] [ ]
If yes: What? Adhesions problems, Lifting etc ? ________________________________________________
In which intervals do you have Refills?
2 Weeks [ ] 3 Weeks [ ] 4 Weeks [ ]
more than 4 weeks [ ]
Yes No
Are you pregnant? [ ] [ ]
Do you have a hormonal or metabolism disorder ? [ ] [ ]
Are you under stress ? [ ] [ ]
Do you have depression or the like ? [ ] [ ]
Yes No
Do you have any allergies ? [ ] [ ]
If yes: what ? _________________________________________________
diabetes [ ] asthma [ ] delicate skin [ ]
Are you on medication ? [ ] [ ]
If yes: For what ?
_________________________________________________
Do you use contacts? [ ] [ ]
Are you a Nail biter? [ ] [ ]
This information is voluntary and serves for clarification with originating problems with your artificial nails
I confirm the above mentioned information for a artificial nails treatment. In addition, I confirm that I have received a information sheet about handling of artificial nails. I am aware that Ronis Nail Dreams dent take over any responsibility if I dont follow the guidelines of artificial Nail that the Nail Technician handed to me.
I was informed about side effects and possible infections etc
Place and Date : ________________________________________________
Signature:___________________________________________________
Ok, this help me to know from the beginning how I have to do the nails
i.e. someone plays soccer, she better wear her Nails short an built a little thicker etc and so on
Sometimes medication, hormonal or metabolism disorder could cause Liftings so i am aware of it from the beginning
After this I hand my costumers a sheet whit following informations on it
You should follow these guidelines when having modeled nails
The length of your nails should fit to your life style, and to your whole appearance. You may not want a length that will interfere in the household, with sports, work or with your hobbies. Also you should select a nail form that fits to you.
With a new model position you should remember that the nails are new for you. In general, about 2-3 days are required to get used to the new nails or the length of them.
Use your nails not as tools, they are not indestructible!! If it comes to a lever force the material will break, and in a worse case your physical nail may break too. Indeed, the modeled nails are harder than the physical nails. Nevertheless if they break off or tear, this can be very painful.
Get used to reaching to objects differently. i.e.: When opening Tetra packs and tins, use your forefinger at the side to open or use a knife, ballpoint pen, keys etc. To lift smaller objects, use your finger hilltops, and try to avoid using the stumble of your nail. Simply change your hand posture. Before you pick up any larger objects, turn your hand in parallel with your body and hold onto all things at the side. Thus the frontal push effect is avoided. Buttons (elevator, television, washing machine etc.) can be pressed with the knuckle, or with a foreign aid (spoon handle etc.) avoid using your nail.
Artificial nails: Please never break off your nails by force, take a short-cut or pick at them. The material has a steady connection with the physical nail. Hence, with improper distance of the nail model position, the physical nail can carry off considerable damages. Besides, they can tear off the uppermost layer of the physical nail. If you do not want the nails anymore, the model position should be carefully filed down by a professional to prevent any damage. Moreover I am available to you with pleasure
Do not work on the artificial nails with scissors, nail clippers or metal files. The material, and the nails can break. File your nails only if it is absolutely necessary, but only file on the front of your nail, never in the side lines (can originate otherwise lifting on the sides). In order to shorten or form, you should use files from your nail studio.
Liftings: Please do not try to fix simply with nail glue, do not pick at it or file it in. This, under circumstances, can lead to nail bed inflammations and nail fungus. Should liftings appear please agree on a repair appointment with me.
If material splits off or similar please do not pick at the nails. This could injure your physical nail and cause infections. It can form an onychitis in the worst case.
Never glue broken nails or tips back on.
When using dark nail varnish colors, apply a clear undercoat. It can protect your model position against discolorations. Never varnish (nail polish) your nails in the sun (vesicle education) or immediately after bathing or showering. Do not dry varnished nails by blowing on them. The nail varnish remains usually soft. Please do not apply nail hardener or calcium on the art nails. To protect color varnish you can use an overcoat. The color varnish dries faster and is longer long-lasting.
Please, use only nail polish remover that is acetone free. Other removers can attack the artificial nail layer.
It is best to use gloves when doing garden or household work. Thus you avoid direct contact with harsh solvents and cleaning materials as well as with chemicals. Indeed, gel or acrylic modeled nails are resistant to acid, but what is not good for the physical nail on a continuing basis, is also not good for the nail model position
Regular fill-up of the nails guarantee optimum appearance as well as a long life span and durability. According to nail growth life, style must be filled about every 2-5 weeks. My recommendation is not to wait with the fill-up longer than 5 weeks maximum. The model position material, (which was modeled on the nail after an anatomical construction) is shifted forward by the growth of the natural nail. The stress point, and weight shifts to the nail point and the material in the middle thins out. The grown out nail cannot carry this weight and therefore the nails can break (lever force) or the material can free itself.
As in everywhere, a well-balanced diet will also help you to keep healthy nails! Minerals, trace elements and vitamins are extremely important for the nail construction, if they are absent, fragile, cracked, dull nails can occur. Your resistance to nail illnesses will become less as well. A, C, E and B Vitamin groups, Biotin, calcium, iron, iodine, magnesium, zinc, soy lecithin (for blood vessels) (health food store) are all essential to nail health.
Please, inform me about any allergies you have or drugs/prescriptions that you are currently taking.
Care tips
Push your cuticle back 2x weekly with a hoof rod, and massage with cuticle oil thoroughly. You should make this regular exercise. Do not cut your cuticle. This can lead to injured nail bed fabric, inflammations and a place for bacterium to penetrate. In addition, it will separate the growth of the cornea lively!
Regular use of nail/cuticle oil keeps the model position material elastic (Acrylic Nails)
I have written this by my own. It is based on my experience. If y clients not follow those guidelines i don't take over an warranty for my work. I don't fix a nail for free when a Nail biter bit on the nails, or someone picket on them with a needle i.e.
Hope I was able to help you all out
Roni
