franjess
Well-Known Member
:sad: Just Tried Dashing Diva FWP on my tumb, had a gap in center where tip didn't adhere totally (I used their adhesive). I fixed it and it looks perfect.
Also had problems with the thick size french tips not sticking good, (I fitted it right). I found out you can't buff the clean part at all (I don't think your suppose to). I think I was just doing it wrong. No direction except advertising I saw.
Can anyone tell me the advantage this is over well less tips EXCEPT that it helps with nails that are very short (like nail bitters), so that the white tips aren't in zone 2? I did a Acrylic Set on New client with these tips and I used CND nail fresh and the primer (?) only on the nail bed after appling tip maybe it got on the tip & disolved it partly.
I made it work though and she Loved them. She had very short, short nail beds and these tips made it easier to make them appear longer without sculpting.
Will keep tring to get it right, but I'll probably just use well less tips or sculpt it on most clients. As for the FWP I wish it were thin enough to just put it over the enhancement and then seal it (like nail art). When I get Shellac White I'll just use that. Would love not to do rebalance on whites and just use paint for white when rebalancing.
Also had problems with the thick size french tips not sticking good, (I fitted it right). I found out you can't buff the clean part at all (I don't think your suppose to). I think I was just doing it wrong. No direction except advertising I saw.
Can anyone tell me the advantage this is over well less tips EXCEPT that it helps with nails that are very short (like nail bitters), so that the white tips aren't in zone 2? I did a Acrylic Set on New client with these tips and I used CND nail fresh and the primer (?) only on the nail bed after appling tip maybe it got on the tip & disolved it partly.
I made it work though and she Loved them. She had very short, short nail beds and these tips made it easier to make them appear longer without sculpting.
Will keep tring to get it right, but I'll probably just use well less tips or sculpt it on most clients. As for the FWP I wish it were thin enough to just put it over the enhancement and then seal it (like nail art). When I get Shellac White I'll just use that. Would love not to do rebalance on whites and just use paint for white when rebalancing.
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