File control!! Part 4 - During the Rebalance

[Tiger Jay]

Thanks for that Geeg. You have a great way of explaining things!

I'm well clued up now!!:hug:

 

[Tiger Jay]

Great advice as usual! Thank you again!!

 

[Tiger Jay]

Just noticed I have left 2 comments in a row.........LOL!!! And I still keep coming back to it!!!! :green: x

 

[Gerdeth]

Thanks alot. I have always dreaded doing a rebalance. Those dayys are over now!

 

[chicagoprmami]

MAKES SO much sense....wow! The difference of filing on top and chasing it makes so much sense, I havent even tired this yet, but I can already picture it! WOW! Thanks!

mz.angie

 

[mdskora]

Ok so yes great understood the "chasing the line"... boy do i chase the line.... god yes.
But what about when you are drilling out the smile line?... At the moment i drill out the smile line first and then attack the rest... is this still ok to do?
At times there are so litlle product left on the nails that one i have drill out the smiles the rest sort of cracks off.. (due to them being over 5 weeks to reblance)..
Thanks
Mel

 

[Girlie-Daze]

Wow thanx for this, it takes me forever to file the line down and I didn't know why I was still getting the line afterwards. I was told at college about filing on the adhered product not the loose edge but I still couldn't get it right. :grr:

Thank you soooo much. Now I finally get it!

I will definately tackle the problem with a different attitude now. :green:

Victoria :Love:xXx

 

[kat_m]

Thanks so much, u are so amazing at describing things! I really dreaded this task as it always takes way longer for me than doing a new set of nails and i coudn't understand why i was charging less for this when it took me so much longer than doing a brand new set! Now I Know where i was going wrong! thanks geeg!

 

[babyal]

Great information will pass on to friends at college.Thankyou.

 

[karentriff]

This is great. Its just what I have been needing to know. I am also curious to know how much if any of the preparation procedure do I need to follow when doing a rebalance.
Cheers

 

[Bagpuss]

This is great. Its just what I have been needing to know. I am also curious to know how much if any of the preparation procedure do I need to follow when doing a rebalance.
Cheers

Well the new nail growth is just that...new nail, so treat it as you would a new set...full prep. hth

 

[Vanish]

Excellent tutorial!!!!!!!!
Even I (with my english) able to understand each word! So helpful and comprehencive:hug:
Thanks a lot!

 

[perfectclaws]

Thanks Gigi, this is my first tutorial on this site, and I must say, after 5 years of dreading the infills, now feel very confident! Thankyou!

 

[xAnnaBannAx]

Geeg...do you always rebalance the nails...or do you infill instead sometimes?

 

[geeg]

Because of the way I build my nails (with a central spine of thicker product along the whole length of the nail) I do the same procedure every time which automatically rebalances the whole structure.

 

[beanzybaby]

lordy i wish i found this site and your tutorials while still training at college would of benefited soooo much. there fab and im looking forward to improving by myself using your fab advice!!!

 

[winemom]

Thank you for this - I will try to go just past the lift.

 

[chimbabweep]

So So helpfull thankyou xxxx

 

[NailVixen]

I'm such a line chaser and couldnt get a good answer on WHY my lifting kept moving further and further up the nail, thanks so much geeg!

 

[Tiptop42]

Just read this and I am about to do a rebalance so will follow your stages to the letter. Strange but never thought to start with zone one, makes so much sense I don't know why I didn't think of it before. It's lovely to know that your here. Everything I've ever tried that you have suggested has worked brilliantly and I can say that my nails have become much more pleasing to the eye.