Newbie using CND Opaque powders.

[tracie130178]

Hi Geeeks,

Im just after a bit of advice. I have a clients nails to do on Thursday. I am quite new and just normally use the sheer pink powder for zone 2 and 3.
my clients nails are so tiny plus very short nails. So I thought it would be best to use the opaque powders to hide the ghost line.

When I have read a few post on here about the opaque powders,a few nail tec's have said in the zone 3 area they use the sheer powder,because it looks better when it starts to grow out. Is that the best way to do it?


Any advice is appreciated.:hug:

Tracie

 

[melons]

Hi Geeeks,

Im just after a bit of advice. I have a clients nails to do on Thursday. I am quite new and just normally use the sheer pink powder for zone 2 and 3.
my clients nails are so tiny plus very short nails. So I thought it would be best to use the opaque powders to hide the ghost line.

When I have read a few post on here about the opaque powders,a few nail tec's have said in the zone 3 area they use the sheer powder,because it looks better when it starts to grow out. Is that the best way to do it?


Any advice is appreciated.:hug:

Hi Tracey
I am no expert but I have made a mistake useing both powders.
I suggest you stick to all opaque or all sheer. Opaque looks fine as it grows out
Mel x:Grope:
Tracie

It wont send the message so am writing this to see if it goes???

 

[melons]

if it goes???

Sorry, God knows what happened there!!
I would stick to one powder per set. Mixing them can be a bit of a nightmare

 

[abicrunch]

hi
i love the opaque powders they come in 3 colours, stick to using one colour for all nails on your client. I tent to use the neutral one as its the middle colour and normally matches most people. This is an opaque powder and hides ghost lines and makes nail beds look longer and great for nail biters. Best products I have ever used. Thanks. Abi

 

[tracie130178]

Hi Thank you for both your replys, I will give it a try Thurday. Fingers crossed!!!




Tracie xx