Well Linda,
There is nothing wrong wanting to learn, thats why god gave us a brain ........ I think ??????
As you are already a qualified Beautician you will be aware of the learning involved...................
not just a simple resin, stick, file jobby............
I look at it as broadening your horizon..................
If you find that you simply love Nails, then you want to learn more and more and more and more and will strive to be the best there is......................
I think Creative is the best product and you will get the best Company back up there is..Only a Email or Phonecall away............
As far as the training goes, go for quality and trainer to student commitment and their level of knowledge, again I think Creative has got it as right as it could possibly be............
Their trainers are trained to train, by them , for them and with them.......
As far as books go...............
As Laura said, The Encyclopedia of Nails is fab and a must
Nail structure and product chemistry by Doug Schoon is an even bigger must.....................
The Complete Nail Techncian is good , but a bit dated, but some bits are still relevant and usefull
Trade magazines to keep you in the know of whats happening in the nail world are a, must have....................
Sorry if I sound completly creative mad, but I am impressed by the effort they make here on the board and out there in the big bad Nail Education world......................
And No, I am not being paid by them to say this lol........................
I am, as they would say an independant all round product user lol, but if I was to start out I know where I would go.....................
So off the soap box and back on my chair
So good luck, enjoy and learn to your hearts content...........
love Ruth xxxxxxxxx
