Moving brands

[waxing-gal]

I am training with LCN however I find the colors for tips a bit hard to work with. I am looking for a line that a bit cheaper and not as runny. I have been looking at Star Nails or IBD. Star nails has so many lines. I am looking at doing only gel nails.

 

[user 35377]

Have you tried contacting CND about a trial kit? Or anyone for that matter? A lot of manufacturers will send out a free sample size or even sell you a trial kit for low cost so you can try it out if you just ask. If you are concerned about the white, I defo would look at Brisa though--their POW is pretty darn good!

 

[fozzyo]

Don't forget if you use a more expensive brand, you will probably get better results and can charge more. If you can charge more you can also make more money!

Remember, some clients dominate buying motive is price and will only go where is cheapest. These aren't the best or most loyal customers. Whereas some clients make their decision on quality and customer service and are prepared to pay for that!

Before you commit to any brand, get samples, check out competitors in the area to see what they use and try everything. You need to believe in your brand and product to be able to sell it or your service.

Mat