Soz
Well-Known Member
Hi Guys
Havn't been able to get on here for a while as PC screen went pop, anyway have got a new one and have had loads to catch up on!
A few weeks ago I did my first full set of Fabric# nails on someone other than me. Admitedly it took me the best part of 3 hours but I was absolutely over then moon with them and so was she - by far the best set of nails I had ever produced... or so I thought! I did them on a Friday night and by Monday she had a crack right accross the thumb which of course by the end of the day had then snapped off. I didn't manage to repair it until a few days later by which time she had lost a couple more in the same way and almost all the others had cracks in them just below the smile line.
In the end I just took the whole lot off much to her and my dissapointment.
Why did this happen? Had to use 3 'coats' of boost to get rid of the ridge of the tip and the smile line and produce a nice apex - was this too much. Also should I have used a stress strip?
Any help gratefuly received
Havn't been able to get on here for a while as PC screen went pop, anyway have got a new one and have had loads to catch up on!
A few weeks ago I did my first full set of Fabric# nails on someone other than me. Admitedly it took me the best part of 3 hours but I was absolutely over then moon with them and so was she - by far the best set of nails I had ever produced... or so I thought! I did them on a Friday night and by Monday she had a crack right accross the thumb which of course by the end of the day had then snapped off. I didn't manage to repair it until a few days later by which time she had lost a couple more in the same way and almost all the others had cracks in them just below the smile line.
In the end I just took the whole lot off much to her and my dissapointment.
Why did this happen? Had to use 3 'coats' of boost to get rid of the ridge of the tip and the smile line and produce a nice apex - was this too much. Also should I have used a stress strip?
Any help gratefuly received