recommend an acrylic system for me please

[nixnewcastle]

Hey geeks, im qualified in acrylics and i've been using NSI as this is what we trained with at college. I am coming to the end of the products that I have and am looking to buy some more in but before I just buy NSI i would like some advice from more experienced Nail tecs (I wouldn't call myself a nail tec yet)

Im charging £25 for a full set at the moment so cant afford to buy in a really really expensive brand and i know alot of people on here will say creative but i cant afford to invest in the conversion training at the moment.

Im also in need of more nail tips which ones are relatively easy to work with?

Many thanks for reading everyone and any advice would be greatly appreciated

 

[tashastalons]

Hi Nix!

If I were you id stick with nsi, I trained with it and have used it as my main product for over 3 years and have found no problems with it!
Plus its very good value for money and I have tried creative and entity systems which are equily the same in quality. Its how you do the nails that is important and prep!!
I also use elation tips by nsi which i find easy to use and I find them to fit on all shapes of nail.

Hope this has helped you in anyway Tasha.

 

[nixnewcastle]

aww thank you. I'll be ordering some more and also some of those nail tips
Many thanks i really appreciate it :hug:

 

[ellewopter]

same as...... if you can't afford more training etc stick with it its wot i started with you're trained to use it and if youre having no problems dont change, if you are 121 training will be better than converting trust me iv'e been there!!! HTH xx

 

[satinbaby]

Hi hun if you like NSI and it works for you and you have no problems as its silly to change... I love NSI and use this ive used many brands in the past and love this...... You can look into other systems but your going to have to pay out for a conversion training course as well xxx

 

[azja]

im working on charisma nail innovations without any conversion training and im very happy they have great tips you dont have to buff away the shine of them!

 

[nixnewcastle]

Yeah i agree with everyone i think im sticking with NSI. I do need to have some one to one training with someone on infills and rebalances and also white tip application. Im pretty basic with my acrylics at the moment and could really use a bit more training

 

[nixnewcastle]

was just seeing if anyone thought there was a better product out there that i could get so i guess yeah i was just checking. Better to ask questions than miss out i say

 

[nixnewcastle]

thanks for the advice everyone