Short course vtct mani
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xXxDaWn-JxXx
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Hiya,
I am not doing the short course unfortunately, :cry: I'm doing the year long course lol! This is my secong week, but already I can definately recommend it! I've learnt so much. :lol:
From previous threads on here though, I'd have a search on the threads for education as some people will recommend others. It depends on a lot of things I guess, time, available funds, commitments!
Hope you do well in whatever course you take! :green:
D* xXx
I am not doing the short course unfortunately, :cry: I'm doing the year long course lol! This is my secong week, but already I can definately recommend it! I've learnt so much. :lol:
From previous threads on here though, I'd have a search on the threads for education as some people will recommend others. It depends on a lot of things I guess, time, available funds, commitments!
Hope you do well in whatever course you take! :green:
D* xXx
Gilly T
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I agree with Dawn, I could recommend the course I did (18 week VTCT Nail Treatments) to you but it really would depend on how YOU prefer to learn, finances, timescales etc.
There are lots of different opportunities to do training in this area but it depends on how deeply you want to go into the theory side, such as: skin, bone structure, blood flow.. The course I did was good for this and gave the opportunity to develop skills in the use of nippers and application of polish (especially french).
Do a search on here as Dawn says and have a good read
There are lots of different opportunities to do training in this area but it depends on how deeply you want to go into the theory side, such as: skin, bone structure, blood flow.. The course I did was good for this and gave the opportunity to develop skills in the use of nippers and application of polish (especially french).
Do a search on here as Dawn says and have a good read
xXxDaWn-JxXx
Well-Known Member
I agree with Dawn, I could recommend the course I did (18 week VTCT Nail Treatments) to you but it really would depend on how YOU prefer to learn, finances, timescales etc.
There are lots of different opportunities to do training in this area but it depends on how deeply you want to go into the theory side, such as: skin, bone structure, blood flow.. The course I did was good for this and gave the opportunity to develop skills in the use of nippers and application of polish (especially french).
Do a search on here as Dawn says and have a good read
:green::green::green:Thanks hun! Nice to know I can get something right!
This sounds exactly the same as my course. We greatly cover the basic foundations, including the bones and muscles etc as well as a basic paint and french, which can take a lot of practise to master! But at the same time you'll know you are doing it right!
D* xXx
