Dry nails!

[Absolutebeautyx]

After removal and cuticle work, apply tiny drop if oil onto each nail then gently using a soft buffing file buff the oil into the nails an they instantly look amazing and hydrated.
I then wash hands thoroughly file scrub fresh and reapply shellac as normal
Please note though I do not do this every time mayb once every 3 months or so for regular clients hope this helps clients love it as their nails look instantly amazing

I'll have to give that a try on her next time if they are still as dry, thank you

 

[ChicaHolly]

After removal and cuticle work, apply tiny drop if oil onto each nail then gently using a soft buffing file buff the oil into the nails an they instantly look amazing and hydrated.
I then wash hands thoroughly file scrub fresh and reapply shellac as normal
Please note though I do not do this every time mayb once every 3 months or so for regular clients hope this helps clients love it as their nails look instantly amazing

Thanks for that


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[nicole333]

They look like my toe nails when I have Shellac on them for months without using Solar oil. Buffing in the oil improves the appearance of the severe dehydration.

 

[charlene1983]

Because she wanted to try something new, and the Gellux always chipped on her but the Shellac doesn't.

Still doesn't make sense- if she was on gellux and coming in every 3 weeks (as you say it was chipping) but then changes to a system that she was coming in every 2 weeks? That doesn't make sense? If shellac doesn't chip on her then why is she coming in at more regular intervals than the gellux?