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mae1

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Hi,

I need a new gel system that does not produce heat spikes. I have tried a few other gel into kits and was looking into to NSI Balance ge.

What experience have you had with this gel product?

Mae
 
hi new to nails and am currently usingt nsi balance gel. found them to be good although my knoledge of other producst is limited but found it much better than the products i trained with. Went to nsi open day a few weeks ago and found the trainers very helpful and am booked on another course with them in feb. so give nsi a go you can get little kits to try. hope this helps:lol:
 
Hi there.
I use NSI and have always found it work well for me.
I also use YN and Calgel depends on who i am working on and the end results that are wanted. The Trial kits are not to expensive so give it a go.
HTH. xx
 
I use NSI balance and it's fine. If you are getting heat spikes all the time with any gel then it may be your application.

Have a look at this thread.

http://www.salongeek.com/nail-geek/70158-help-preventing-heat-spikes-gel.html

CND Brisa gel might be your answer.

Hope this helps.

PS: try and fill out your profile, so people know your experience etc, you will receive alot more answers, Welcome to the site!
 
Ive been using balance gel for 6 months now and i love it easy to work with and very long lasting.
 
If applied properly, I think you'll be very pleased with Balance Gels. You can download instructions on their website at www.nsinails.com. Register and go to the Nail Lab for printable instructions.
 
I don't use NSI gel but you may need to change a couple of application techniques to cut down on heat spikes...make sure gel is not applied too thick and if a client has a damaged nail plate they will more than likely feel a heat reaction so when the hand goes in the lamp ask them to take it out after 5-10 seconds, put back in the lamp and repeat the in-out 3 times which will reduce the exo-thermic reaction.

Hope that helps a bit, good luck xx
 
Hi, I've been a nail tech for nearly 6 years and used several different gels, NSI balance is the best I have found hth x
 
Hi I'm looking at getting the NSI Balance Gel system, but want to know about removal? I can't find info anywhere about whether it soaks off with acetone or files off?

Anybody know?
 
its a hard gel, needs to be filed off.x
 
Ok, Thanks, better to make an informed decision.
 

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