Salonserve -

[nice nail]

Has anyone used these products & are the any good i.e liquid & powder??

I have been trained with Nsi but the products are far more expensive.

Thanks

 

[naturalnails]

In my experience it is sometimes a false economy to go for less expensive products.

For example, I trained with Creative, then like you, decided the products were too expensive so I spent 3 years trying alternative, less expensive products and I had so much service breakdown that in the long run the cheaper products cost me more because I was having to use more in terms of product and time.

I am now back with Creative.

 

[debbie18]

I trained using Salonserve products and the results were good etc but I did start to notice a lot of service breakdown with some clients (though not all)as per Naturalnails above. I've just starting using Creative which although is a lot more expensive, produces much better and more consistent results. It is false economy in the long run to try and cut corners with the product you are applying, as poor results can lose you valuable customers. I'm new to this also and have a long way to go, but learning these lessons along the way!

 

[~Jenny~]

I would advise going with a company such as Creative, NSI, Ez Flow, Entity as these are higher end products which are made to a better quality...you will find them easy to work with, a lot less service break down than some of the cheaper products and you will have happier clients! Many clients also now know the difference, they know brand names.

One product you really should stock and retail is Solar Oil by Creative...it rocks! And your clients will love it!

xx

 

[fena]

I trained with Creative, passed 16 Dec so still practising.
I bought some salonserve LnP to practise smile lines on the nail trainer only. Its oksh.
I have never tried it on anyone as i only use CND for 'real' finger nails. My girls wouldn't even entertain me putting anything else on their nails anyway, including their friends, lol