Mani-fique!
Well-Known Member
Morning guys
Afraid I've got a couple more questions
Firstly, I was hoping to go on the foundation course for Fabric# with Creative but I've been told that they won't be doing it til way into next year so I will have to first go on the foundation course in L&P. I'm a bit disapointed as I thought that Fabric# would be the easiest system to master. But I can do the conversion course in Fabric# later. - actually how long after the L&P course can you do the Fabric# conversion :?: :?:
My query is, as there are a certain amount of vapours and dust from using L&P will it be ok and hygienic to do people's nails in my own home considering that initially I won't have an extractor on my little tiny table and I will be working in my living room which is open plan with the kitchen :?: :?:
I've read the posts on controlling the vapours and I can put those suggestions into use. But I need a bit more advice
Also can you get little portable extractors? :?: Or if not how much would one be to put in my table (although I don't know if it is big enough as its only a little square one), and if so where can I get one from?
Finally how long can I realistically expect to start working on people with L&P considering its difficult to master? And how much should I charge as a newbie? I had thought instead advertising myself at a lower price, that I could offer 20% discount for 2/3 months to show that the prices will go up once I've got some experience. Is this a good idea or can anyone offer any suggestions?
Right! I think thats it....... :rofl:
Tamm
Afraid I've got a couple more questions
Firstly, I was hoping to go on the foundation course for Fabric# with Creative but I've been told that they won't be doing it til way into next year so I will have to first go on the foundation course in L&P. I'm a bit disapointed as I thought that Fabric# would be the easiest system to master. But I can do the conversion course in Fabric# later. - actually how long after the L&P course can you do the Fabric# conversion :?: :?:
My query is, as there are a certain amount of vapours and dust from using L&P will it be ok and hygienic to do people's nails in my own home considering that initially I won't have an extractor on my little tiny table and I will be working in my living room which is open plan with the kitchen :?: :?:
I've read the posts on controlling the vapours and I can put those suggestions into use. But I need a bit more advice
Also can you get little portable extractors? :?: Or if not how much would one be to put in my table (although I don't know if it is big enough as its only a little square one), and if so where can I get one from?
Finally how long can I realistically expect to start working on people with L&P considering its difficult to master? And how much should I charge as a newbie? I had thought instead advertising myself at a lower price, that I could offer 20% discount for 2/3 months to show that the prices will go up once I've got some experience. Is this a good idea or can anyone offer any suggestions?
Right! I think thats it....... :rofl:
Tamm