Popart
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Elecrtic Nail drills YAY or NAY?
Do they make your acrylics easier or is it just a disaster?
Opinions please
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Do they make your acrylics easier or is it just a disaster?
Opinions please
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Electric Nail Drills?
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Becky_simon
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I don't use one. However if they are used "correctly" I am sure they probably make life easier as it will speed things up
Popart
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Yeah was thinking that! Would be a bit nerve wrecking using one though in case it goes too far!
I had 8 sets of acrylics today and my neck feels like its broke lol. Would love something a bit more speedy.
I had 8 sets of acrylics today and my neck feels like its broke lol. Would love something a bit more speedy.
moushax37
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It takes practice before you're comfortable with one, but I just love mine. I believe there's better control as to where you are filing and get a better finish.
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Becky_simon
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Blimey 8 sets I bet your arm and neck feels like its gonna drop off! Maybe you should consider investing in one and learning how to correctly use one. Especially as you do such a lot of L&P
Electric nail files are great in the right hands and with the right training. A disaster otherwise.
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mizzy_dizzy
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I love love mine , but i dont use it for full sets only really for rebalances and infillis mostly on unknown products ,
as for using it to finish , it dose leave a lovely smooth surface but i would still finish with grades to high with filed and then buffers ,
as for using it to finish , it dose leave a lovely smooth surface but i would still finish with grades to high with filed and then buffers ,
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The best way to save your aching neck is to do the finished nails with your brush and not your file. Perfect nails with a brush do not need filing.
I rarely have to file or buff much doing full sets and I would never finish off a full set with a drill as there is no need.
Where I love using my KUPA is when I have to de-bulk someone else's work if a client is new to the salon or for French rebalances and Gel removal of a buff off gel or any lifted material and the like.
I rarely have to file or buff much doing full sets and I would never finish off a full set with a drill as there is no need.
Where I love using my KUPA is when I have to de-bulk someone else's work if a client is new to the salon or for French rebalances and Gel removal of a buff off gel or any lifted material and the like.
