En Vogue gel reviews?

[lilypoo]

hello...
i'm currently using OPI axxium and am thinking about switching to En Vogue. anyone used the en vogue line have any comments????

thanks

 

[tips_n_toes]

I have used the Envogue. I love the shades of pink they offer and the product sizes, however I find the white builder gel tends to run on clients that have warm hands. It works very well if you do one or two tips at a time and cure them but to complete all 5 ... I find that it runs. But not a lot of lifting for a primerless system. The clients that I tried it on went 3 weeks no trouble lifting.

 

[lilypoo]

thanks for the info...do you still use it now?

 

[ADiva1]

I've had a set of en vogue overlays on my nails over the last 6 weeks.

My first thought of the product, lovely shiney, nice pink and wears well.
The tech who did my nails used LCN white so I dont know much about envogues white.

I had a bit of lifting in the first week and thought .... that shouldnt be. In the 2nd week I had more.

To be honest, I dont think it was the product but more the tech's prep.
She didnt cleanse my nails after she buffed them so that could have been the reason why I got lifting.

I wanted to invest in the trial kit of this gel as I think its nice stuff. The little lifting I had put me off a bit though.

Would love to hear more if anyone out there is using en vogue...

 

[Zo Zo]

I have worn En Vogue overlays for a few months, until recently, and I don't remember getting any lifting. I did sometimes get some chips but that may have been my own fault :lol: They do seem to have a good colour range. The colours go on nice and thin too. Not sure what else to say. I thought they were pretty good.

 

[Nicole 1974]

I use en Vogue and haven't had any problems with it. I think ADiva1 is right, it was probably incorrect nail prep.

 

[LilMissSousa]

I absolutely love En Vogue. It's great product and very easy to use. They have an introductory course for those whom are already nail technicians to learn about En Vogue and all the different techniques they have for $100 Canadian. You really do not need to take the course its that simple to use. There is no discoloration, its nice and strong. If the Modeling Resin is to thick though it will heat up in the UV light and be extremely hot!! More than usual I found. I honest love the product line. They have a drop kit which includes their connector, modeling resin, french modeling rein, and their sealer with their prep and clean solution for $60 Canadian to try.

 

[kelly83]

Hello! has anyone ever used en vogue and IBD and have a preference between the two? Deciding between courses where each uses one or the other.

 

[NailsbyJess]

Love en Vogue!
I've been using it for a year and a half now.
Its an amazing product.
Although I haven't tried many lines ( Brisa, T.E.N, Akzentz and en Vogue )
Im currently experimenting with Akzentz.
They have an amazing range of colors, but it is VERY similar to en Vogue.
Same pinks, modelling resins etc.
All lines take a bit of practice.
I've just been recently doing clients back to back and there are some that have lifting and others have zero lifting!
Overall, I love en Vogue and the distributors in Canada ( Ontario ) are amazing !

 

[J Hunter]

I am using the envogue. I just got back into doing gel nails a year ago. A place I worked at was using this system. I liked the looks and the wear people would get out of them. I did not seeing any lifting problems. That was the main reason why I decided to do gels. I have worked on people that I figured the nails would not hold up but they did. One lady was busy with children, sewing, and working with horses. The place I worked at before only used the system on tips but I use the forms.