En Vogue UV gels
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VHunter
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dITTO what Mely-bely said.
I do not ever want to use a product that gains clients from missleading and/or faulty information.
I believe in educating my clients and I won't lie to myself which means I won't lie to them.
Leading clients to believe that said product is better because of blah blah is fraudulent imo.
Also, the last thing I want is a client googling, coming across such a site and saying "well, Victoria, you said such-n-such, but on their site it says blah-blah, which is true?" and THEN I'd have to say that my brand isn't telling the truth? NO THANKS:!:.
At least with the brand I'm using, it's well known, proven itself and doesn't rely on scare tactics to market itself etc etc. It's performance speaks loud and clear.
Just some food for thought.
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I do not ever want to use a product that gains clients from missleading and/or faulty information.
I believe in educating my clients and I won't lie to myself which means I won't lie to them.
Leading clients to believe that said product is better because of blah blah is fraudulent imo.
Also, the last thing I want is a client googling, coming across such a site and saying "well, Victoria, you said such-n-such, but on their site it says blah-blah, which is true?" and THEN I'd have to say that my brand isn't telling the truth? NO THANKS:!:.
At least with the brand I'm using, it's well known, proven itself and doesn't rely on scare tactics to market itself etc etc. It's performance speaks loud and clear.
Just some food for thought.
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