Urgh pink has faded even more. I will contact NH about returning but I really am not happy about paying out for postage etc when it shouldn't be happening in the first place!!!
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Do you use the gelish foundation etc or buy the whole acg system .... I have gelish but need pastel colours and having a nightmare with gelish (had to replace 7 sets last week due to fading) debating what to go for between acg and ibd xx
ACG and Gelish are both created by Danny Haile. They are sister companies and almost the same formula. Their cleanse and remover is exactly the same and yes you can use Gelish foundation and tio as they are practically the same product. Hth. X
ACG and Gelish are both created by Danny Haile. They are sister companies and almost the same formula. Their cleanse and remover is exactly the same and yes you can use Gelish foundation and tio as they are practically the same product. Hth. X
ACG and Gelish are both created by Danny Haile. They are sister companies and almost the same formula. Their cleanse and remover is exactly the same and yes you can use Gelish foundation and tio as they are practically the same product. Hth. It's a shame they can get consistency right with Artistic Colour but not with Gelish as they are sister companies :-(
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ACG and Gelish are both created by Danny Haile. They are sister companies and almost the same formula. Their cleanse and remover is exactly the same and yes you can use Gelish foundation and tio as they are practically the same product. Hth. It's a shame they can get consistency right with Artistic Colour but not with Gelish as they are sister companies :-(
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Although the same company, ACG and Gelish don't have the same formulae. Red Carpet Manicure and Gelish definitely do however. ACG has been better at quality control but ACG has had a dud or two - Muse faded literally before you even took your hand out of the lamp!
Although the same company, ACG and Gelish don't have the same formulae. Red Carpet Manicure and Gelish definitely do however. ACG has been better at quality control but ACG has had a dud or two - Muse faded literally before you even took your hand out of the lamp!
All brands have problems with a few colours - just a shame that Gelish seems to have more than most
ACG and Gelish are both created by Danny Haile. They are sister companies and almost the same formula. Their cleanse and remover is exactly the same and yes you can use Gelish foundation and tio as they are practically the same product. Hth. X
I was told by an ACG Educator that Danny Haile is behind ACG and Gelish (she works/worked for both) and that you CAN use Gelish foundation and Tio with ACG.... And as I have attended training with Harmony, who state their products can be used with other systems, my insurance co. Says it's absolutely fine
Urgh pink has faded even more. I will contact NH about returning but I really am not happy about paying out for postage etc when it shouldn't be happening in the first place!!!
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The world of SOG is a small one. The president of OPI, John Heffner, was the president of CND. Danny Haile was a co-founder of EZFlow, worked with OPI, IBD and others and then founded HNH and was involved in ACG, but ACG is the baby of "man"icurist Tom Bachik. I find that ACG is significantly different from Gelish in its formulae - thinner, but yet creamier. The thing that makes me crazy about ACG is that the published swatches look so different from the color IRL. I am constantly surprised by what I receive when I order ACG. I have to see ACG colors on swatches before ordering.
And you can use ACG with Gelish base and top, but not because of the connection between the brands, but because Gelish says you can use any UV cured color coat with their base and top. I wonder how that plays out when one brand says you can intermix, but the other says you can't (like CND Shellac) or is silent (ACG). Is it okay as long as one manufacturer says it is? I find this all a royal pain. The "stay within the system" rule worked when there were only a few brands, but now with dozens out there, it seems ridiculous, especially as Willowrose points out many are made by the same manufacturer. I really appreciate that Gelish has stepped out with a more inclusive position and wish the others would follow. Instead of strident opposition to intermixing, I'd like to see them offering guidance on how to do it well.
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