NSI line out

[cathill]

When using line out do i still have to prime the nails aswell?

 

[sc in canada]

Yes you need to still use primer. Prep the natural nail, use nail pure or nail pure plus, than primer wait one minute than apply line out, wait one minute and than start applying your product.

HTH

 

[nailzoo]

If you buff and prep properly you can throw your line out in the bin.

Line out is just filling in gaps with glue, that should have been buffed out anyways.

 

[*JOANNE*]

Dont use it,
you will still see the line even after using it, as it will age and you will see an awful brown line.
It is tempting to use when you start out to short cut in something you think you cant do .........I think its awful stuff.
as nailzoo says learn how to prep properly (you wont get lifting) and rebalance properly. there are plenty of tutorials on here to show you the way

 

[stoney]

Yep. In the bin!!!

 

[cathill]

Really ! in the bin it goes then cost me loads aswell!!!! i dont really have a problem with lines i m doing ok im just new to NSI so thought id try it but i,ll take your advice and skip it!! Cheers everyone x x x :lol:

 

[geeg]

Really ! in the bin it goes then cost me loads aswell!!!! i dont really have a problem with lines i m doing ok im just new to NSI so thought id try it but i,ll take your advice and skip it!! Cheers everyone x x x :lol:

It is easy to start using something like this as a crutch instead of tackling the real problem in the first place which, of course, is lifting!

Don't throw it in the bin .. you can probably apply your tips with it !! It is just adhesive and usually yellows and all your lines look worse than when you started :irked:.

There aer other threads about this if y ou search 'line out' so have a look.

 

[tracey louise]

It is easy to start using something like this as a crutch instead of tackling the real problem in the first place which, of course, is lifting!

Don't throw it in the bin .. you can probably apply your tips with it !! It is just adhesive and usually yellows and all your lines look worse than when you started :irked:.

There aer other threads about this if y ou search 'line out' so have a look.

i have line out aswell but i hardly ever use it.its just one of those things i have for 'just incase'.
i never knew you could use it for applying tips.has anyone else ever done this?
once again for the info geeg.x

 

[aliceellen1974]

I dont think its an adhesive, its more like an oil that fills the gap, but it actually caused me MORE lifting when using it!

hth