Nail polish chipping?

[goldigga]

Ive just done my manicure and pedicure course and have done my mum and a friends nails,my mum had a french manicure using salon systems polishes and my friend had my cabbana boy peachy colour by jessica,i done my mums on wednesday night and hers are still perfect not a chip,i done my friends on Friday and saw her today and she said she had to take it off as it was chipping:sad: she did say she is in water alot but i am a bit worried now that i'm doing somthing wrong? any advice

xx

 

[geeg]

Ive just done my manicure and pedicure course and have done my mum and a friends nails,my mum had a french manicure using salon systems polishes and my friend had my cabbana boy peachy colour by jessica,i done my mums on wednesday night and hers are still perfect not a chip,i done my friends on Friday and saw her today and she said she had to take it off as it was chipping:sad: she did say she is in water alot but i am a bit worried now that i'm doing somthing wrong? any advice

xx

Well I'm pretty sure you are not doing anything wrong as proved by your mum ... only difference is the condition of the nails or what the client does to her nails.

Try Shellac then she'll get 2 weeks of a perfect manicure as long as she treats them normally.

 

[goldigga]

Thanks for the reply geeg,like i said she said she is in water alot and that once it chipped abit she couldn't resist picking,her nails were quite weak and soft aswell,think it's just cos am just starting out and i was so proud of my work on Friday and then today they were all ruined,i thought it would have lasted longer and think my friend did too,shellac is on my list to do! ive got my acrylic nail course next just want to be good at what i do and make sure my clients are happy with my work

xx

 

[geeg]

Unfortunately you can't make all your clients happy and what works fine for one, another can ruin in 5 minutes and it's nothing to do with you. But to try and make them happy is a great goal and should be a goal for all of us ... sadly you just can't do it all the time.