Help please!!!

[natilly50]

Hi please can you help me,

I use millenium acrylic liquid and powder and find it running a lot into the side walls how can i prevent this from happening???

 

[NoLimitNails]

As this is most likely both the mix-ratio and the way you use your brush, maybe a call to your educator could solve this?? It might be tricky to learn through reading:hug:

otherwise look for the tutorials on product control..

I have just read your profile, it says you have been trained in acrylics since 2006, have you changed your system or anything, as I cannot imagine you have had that problem for so long, or am I wrong??

 

[natilly50]

yes i changed to millenium and seems to give me this problem!!

 

[cabby]

I would change your system again we used that at college I now use cnd you can not compare why dont you phone up for a sample kit its amazing x

 

[NoLimitNails]

ok, have you done a conversion class? I always find it hard to try new brands out when it comes to l&p, cause mix ratio is such a big deal, and the mix ratio you are used to maybe all wrong for millenium, making it too wet. Apart from that, from what I have read on this forum, millenium doesn't seem to be the best choice, but haven't tried myself. :hug:

 

[natilly50]

what system do you use ?? x

 

[NoLimitNails]

Personally I use CND, but have a few Nfu.oh colours and glitters. I know a lot of techs think highly about CND, Nfu.oh, Ezflow, Nsi and probably a few more I don't remember the names of.

I know changing systems can be a challenge, so changing to a new system almost always require a new system. I can speak for myself I tried Ezflow, until recently you weren't able to train in ezflow, just buy it (anybody can still buy it) in my country. As I knew it was a high end product, I could only blame myself for the problems I had. Eventually I got it, but it took time and a lot of errors, and as I couldn't have proper training I decided to carry on with CND (just loved the glitters of ezflow).

I know there's a tutorial on product control somewhere on here, but I'm a lousy searcher, probably down to language:green: But try do a search..