Fibreglass Techs

[quiksilver_206]

Hi everyone just wanted to get a few views, opinions etc on fibreglass. Have been for an interview with a nail salon that specialises in fibreglass extensions only. I am qualified in gel and acrylic and haven't got much experience with fibreglass! The salon owner is offering 8 months intensive training with this position. Just wanted to get your opinions on fibreglass.
Thanx :wink2:

 

[Nailsinlondon1]

Fibreglass and Silk Oh how I love them.......
It is a very specialised system, there is a lot more to it then peeps think, it has come a long way since the one viscosity resin application.... yet it is still very under rated by some.....
I am a full service Technician but my first love is Fibreglass and Silk..and I have a long list of clients to prove that is a brill system.....
But there are systems and then there are SYSTEMS... a three viscosity is fab but a 2 viscosity is a must, this way you can build, shape, glitter, encase, art and french it to your hearts content....
HTH

 

[Zingara]

I've just this week done my Fabric# induction with Creative on Fibreglass and silk and I have to say I LOVE this product. I never imagined it would be so versatile and can see myself promoting it to more and more clients.

Even better, I can imagine my rebalance time to be greatly reduced, meaning I can fit many more clients in!

 

[ValencianNails]

I'm with you Ruth, fibreglass is my first love too.
I first trained with fibreglass having had it as my own enhancements, that's what made me train with it, I just loved the finish of it, the clarity, the thin natural looking nail.
I went on to convert to Fabric# and I love it, being able to have the versatility of building the apex, which was virtually impossible using my last system without adding more fibreglass to the nail to get the effect, with Fabric# the resins do the work for you, how fab is that?