Nail Course

[sarahhh123]

Hi guys,

I'm really interested in doing the CND foundation course but it's a bit pricey for me at the moment. I was speaking to a friend last night who said she just did a course at Sally's and then did a CND conversion course, which I think sounds really bad?

I was wondering what everyone else thinks about it? I personally think it would be better for me to take the CND complete route and be trained properly and professionally!

 

[salpep]

Surely doing the sally's foundation and then the cnd conversion would be more expensive than doing the cnd foundation course wouldn't it!

x

 

[Natalieabdn]

Hi guys,

I'm really interested in doing the CND foundation course but it's a bit pricey for me at the moment. I was speaking to a friend last night who said she just did a course at Sally's and then did a CND conversion course, which I think sounds really bad?

I was wondering what everyone else thinks about it? I personally think it would be better for me to take the CND complete route and be trained properly and professionally!

I would def go for the CND course if I were you, you will learn so much more from the start x
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[Lellipop]

Save some money and then go with the cnd course it will be well worth the money in the long run xxxxxxxx

 

[shedunlop]

I think if you ultimately want to go with CND then you should train with them from the beginning. I also think that this could be an expensive way of doing it by training with Sally's and then getting to your conversion with CND and realising everything that you don't know or haven't been trained in properly. The other point to remember is that with CND you would have top quality products and brushes to train with which makes the whole thing much easier!

Wait a bit longer and go for it with one of the top companies in the world, you will really appreciate the fact that you waited. Happy New Year!

 

[fena]

I have just finished my training with CND (16 Dec). I looked around for months at various nail courses and read alot on here re-courses.
I can honestly say it was fantastic. Expensive, yes. But you get what you pay for and for me it was well worth the money. I recieved a large kit with the best products and amazing training, which was very indepth. I also know I can phone my tutor with any problems I have any time.
If possible I think you should hang it out until you have the money and go with CND.

 

[geeg]

Hi guys,

I'm really interested in doing the CND foundation course but it's a bit pricey for me at the moment. I was speaking to a friend last night who said she just did a course at Sally's and then did a CND conversion course, which I think sounds really bad?

I was wondering what everyone else thinks about it? I personally think it would be better for me to take the CND complete route and be trained properly and professionally!

You've answered your own question, and yes you are right, it would be much better to get it right from the start with CND.

Re your friend ... and what she says she did. CND do not allow anyone to convert to CND immediately after taking any nail course ... Never have and never will. A person has to prove that they have been doing nails for at least 6 months before being allowed to convert and even then, when the trainer asseses the technician and finds he/she is well below standard, they are not allowed to purchase until the necessary skills have been acquired. CND are very strict about this.

 

[charliewinson]

How much are the CND courses? I can't find any prices

 

[geeg]

For all CND, Shellac and Minx education call Sweet Squared on 08452106060. They will be happy to send you information about classes in your area and answer all of your questions. :biggrin:

 

[Planky1]

I have just emailed S2 to find out more information about their Brisa Gel course. Hope I can afford it as I'd really like to do it with them right from the start too

 

[geeg]

I have just emailed S2 to find out more information about their Brisa Gel course. Hope I can afford it as I'd really like to do it with them right from the start too

Hunni you must ring them to get quick attention .. general number 08452106060

emailing at the moment takes 2nd place to the telephones which are off the hook every day so to give you the service we like to give it is much better to ring Debbie Davies direct on 01132173801 (education Manager)

 

[Planky1]

Hunni you must ring them to get quick attention .. general number 08452106060

emailing at the moment takes 2nd place to the telephones which are off the hook every day so to give you the service we like to give it is much better to ring Debbie Davies direct on 01132173801 (education Manager)

They emailed me back within 5 mins I have a pack with costs etc winging it's way to me already. Have taken down the number though in case I need to use it. Thanks

 

[geeg]

They emailed me back within 5 mins I have a pack with costs etc winging it's way to me already. Have taken down the number though in case I need to use it. Thanks

You are having a lucky day!! :hug: Good omen. x

 

[Planky1]

You are having a lucky day!! :hug: Good omen. x

Yes, today has been a good day indeed. Very excited that everything is falling into place but a long way to go yet. This site has been a huge help already I may feel differently when I see their prices Lol!! X