Tisha
Well-Known Member
I recently posted a question asking for advice on which drill to buy as there are so many on the market nowadays.
I have to say, after reading the replies I got to my question I was put off drills and decided not to buy a drill (although at work I do use the drill for backfills as I feel my times are being noticed and that makes me conscious about taking too long).
However, I've almost finished my college course and yesterday we had Steve from Young Nails (you may have read the article in the July Scratch magazine about Young Nails) give us a demo of his products and he brought his drill!
I must say that Young Nails products were very good, he was amazingly informative and helpful and gave us lots of tips. He is a trainer himself and runs training courses on various things including the correct use of the drill.
Well, I have to say that I have been converted...AGAIN! He explained how using the drill correctly, with the correct bits, would be less damaging that a normal nail file can sometimes be. Eg, when using a new file you have to be careful not to cut the client's skin around the nail etc.
He also showed us some amazing nail art techniques using their coloured powders and liquids. The techniques were so simple and quick and yet so effective. With an additional 10-15 minutes of your time you could provide some lovely nail art and charge more, thus making your time more worthy.
We have been using NSI products thrughout our college course and needlees to say it's just easier and simpler to stick with the producst that you have been taught with, and we have all stocked up on our NSI products. However, Young Nails products were v.good, not overly expansive.
Almost all of us are keen to change to Young Nails and if anyone else wants to try out the products or training they are based near Blackpool and so mail order - the wedsite is www.distinctivenails.co.uk. Although there are no prices on the website you can call them for a catalogue on +44(0)1253 789 729.
I have not really seen any nail techs on here that have used or use Young Nails and thought I's share this with you all.
Ta....
I have to say, after reading the replies I got to my question I was put off drills and decided not to buy a drill (although at work I do use the drill for backfills as I feel my times are being noticed and that makes me conscious about taking too long).
However, I've almost finished my college course and yesterday we had Steve from Young Nails (you may have read the article in the July Scratch magazine about Young Nails) give us a demo of his products and he brought his drill!
I must say that Young Nails products were very good, he was amazingly informative and helpful and gave us lots of tips. He is a trainer himself and runs training courses on various things including the correct use of the drill.
Well, I have to say that I have been converted...AGAIN! He explained how using the drill correctly, with the correct bits, would be less damaging that a normal nail file can sometimes be. Eg, when using a new file you have to be careful not to cut the client's skin around the nail etc.
He also showed us some amazing nail art techniques using their coloured powders and liquids. The techniques were so simple and quick and yet so effective. With an additional 10-15 minutes of your time you could provide some lovely nail art and charge more, thus making your time more worthy.
We have been using NSI products thrughout our college course and needlees to say it's just easier and simpler to stick with the producst that you have been taught with, and we have all stocked up on our NSI products. However, Young Nails products were v.good, not overly expansive.
Almost all of us are keen to change to Young Nails and if anyone else wants to try out the products or training they are based near Blackpool and so mail order - the wedsite is www.distinctivenails.co.uk. Although there are no prices on the website you can call them for a catalogue on +44(0)1253 789 729.
I have not really seen any nail techs on here that have used or use Young Nails and thought I's share this with you all.
Ta....