Well there have been some fine results with the Essential Nail Program.
It doesn't beat the personal training, but it's good.............
Most Techs I know who have done the course have then gone on to do more courses and more courses and more courses......because they want to be the best...........
Gina Wallace has worked hard on the program course and if you are that keen, who are we to say don't do it.......
It's a course designed for people who just can't get to a college or have other family commitments.............
I agree with Geeg
I think you get out of any sort of training what you are willing to put in.......Learning never stops and never assume you know it all, cause the industry changes all the time...............
At the end of the day you only get out of a course what you and the course provider are willing to put in, and you will see for yourself, that some products are the rolls royce of the industry and others are the robin reliant.................
Now Acrylic and Gel are two different horses all together,from the same stable but very different in temperament, but the basics are the same............. prepping,tipping, blending, health and safety, contra-indications and so on...............
So if you are doing Ginas first and then move on to Acrylic you will have had insight two both systems..................
And you will have had a little breathing space, not doing both at exactly the same time...................
Also on another learning note, read as much as you can and re-read it again and again and again
Dough Schoon Nail structure and product chemistry is a must read
Encyclopedia of nails by J.Jefford and A. Swain is another
So thats my views on this
happy learning Hun
may your thirst for knowledge never dry up
love Ruth xxxx