Girlfriend buffer - retail?
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Vetty
Lost and happy geek!
Fab for retail and the RRP is £5.95
hth's
hth's
Lucy-Jayne
Well-Known Member
I agree with the RRP.
However, must mention the buffer from Creative that I've just started using. Girlfriend Buffers are a thing of the past!!
I'm not sure what it's called, but one side is green (you use this side first) and the other white.
I have never ever seen a nail so shiny from buffing!
I expect these would sell quite well too!
However, must mention the buffer from Creative that I've just started using. Girlfriend Buffers are a thing of the past!!
I'm not sure what it's called, but one side is green (you use this side first) and the other white.
I have never ever seen a nail so shiny from buffing!
I expect these would sell quite well too!
Vetty
Lost and happy geek!
It's a glosser - either a board or a buffing block , they retail at £4.95 each.
I like the glossers but recently went back to using a Girlfriend and was amazed at the shine I got...... Can't make up my mind now which one I prefer!!
becki x
Well-Known Member
Its the Glossar in either block or board form,i love it too 
:lol: Vetty we must be a bit psychic
:lol: Vetty we must be a bit psychic
I'm not up to date with your retail prices (as I am in Australia), but over here there is a pharmacy range just came out with a glosser called "Fluffy Duck" it's just as good as the glass buffer, so I keep my prices just under their price. Nearly every supplier has a glosser of some sort now ..... they are all the same, (if the paper is green and white) the paper has only one manufacturer, so the only difference is the price from wholesalers (and the glue that sticks em together). I have 4 different sizes and shapes in stock and they run out the door once you give them a demonstration.
geeg
Judge Gigi-Honorary Geek
Well the girlfriend buffer is certainly not a thing of the past as they last such a long time and you can wash them etc and a little Solar Oil doesn't have a deliterious effect on it. You cannot do any of those things with the glossing buffers as excellent as they are, I see these as a retail item only and do not use them in the salon .. If you get them anywhere near oil they crumple up and die!!
becki x
Well-Known Member
Geeg,i'm sure i read Mrs Geek say the girlfriend must not be used with Solar oil ?
Now i'm confused (doesn't take a lot i here geekland cry :lol
edited to add > this is the thread. Could you clarify please ? :hug:
http://www.salongeek.com/nail-geek/45636-solar-oil-files-2.html
Now i'm confused (doesn't take a lot i here geekland cry :lol
edited to add > this is the thread. Could you clarify please ? :hug:
http://www.salongeek.com/nail-geek/45636-solar-oil-files-2.html
geeg
Judge Gigi-Honorary Geek
Geeg,i'm sure i read Mrs Geek say the girlfriend must not be used with Solar oil ?
Now i'm confused (doesn't take a lot i here geekland cry :lol
I don't mean to use it with Solar Oil like you would a Koala buffer, but Solar Oil does not make it die!! If you get oil on the buffer you can wash it.
I have to say that there is often a residue of Solar Oil on the enhancement when I buff with the girlfriend buffer :smack: naughty me!
I have now edited my post to read less confusingly.
becki x
Well-Known Member
:lol: I misunderstood,thanks x
ha ha good editing :wink2:
ha ha good editing :wink2:
Lucy-Jayne
Well-Known Member
I meant thing of the past as I prefer to use the Glossing buffer now just for the shine - love em!
But I know what you mean with the fact they can't go near oil...... I had a solar oil leakage in my handbag the other week and it completely ruined my handbag sized one! I was gutted, I love my mini sized buffers etc!
Thanks for your replies. :hug:
I can at least tell my client how much they are now.
Do Creative sell mini buffers specifically for retail? I'm sure I have seen them being sold in tubs on eBay (I would NOT buy from there - don't worry! :lol
but haven't seen them in the catalogue.
I can at least tell my client how much they are now.
Do Creative sell mini buffers specifically for retail? I'm sure I have seen them being sold in tubs on eBay (I would NOT buy from there - don't worry! :lol
but haven't seen them in the catalogue.
becki x
Well-Known Member
They did last xmas,and they were so popular they kept running out,ring now to avoid the rush :lol:
