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cherrytash

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have trained for my acylic nails, but the system is very standard and weak!!!
so any one recomend a good strong system which is reliable to use?? ..x

THANKS XX:rolleyes:
 
Hi, can I ask who you've done your training with?
 
yeah a trained at the carlton institute of beauty in windsor!!
so i purchsed stuff through them which i now wish i hadnt as there was no point!!
but yeah through them!
 
oh - I'm sorry you're disappointed with the products you've bought. I am doing a foundation course at the beginning of next month with Creative and from everything I've read on here and researched on the net I wouldn't want to train with anyone else. I can't recommend any systems as I haven't got experience with any but i'm sure some other geeks will be along to offer their wisdom :hug:
 
I would agree with Angie that Creative products are great, however all products do need to be applied correctly for them to do their job......are you building the structure of your nails correctly, is the Apex in the correct place, are the nails you are doing a reasonable length, are they a good thickness, is zone 3 flush???

There are so many reasons why the product you are using may not be performing in the way that you would hope for, obviously I don't know which system you are using it doesn't say in your profile, so perhaps you are using a brand that is from the lower end of the market, however lots of people do struggle with the nails they are producing at the beginning of their career and it can often be down to user error rather than a fault with the product.

A 1-2-1 with your trainer may be something to think about, they may be able to help iron out any problems you are having.
 

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