diana.mrap
New Member
Hi guys. Hope you're all doing well.
I know this has been asked many times in other threads but I'd really like to explore this more with as much input I can get. I'm a beginner to acrylic nail extensions (still in the middle of obtaining my certificate), I've been recommended loads of systems but I'm most interested in either Glitterbels or CJP as I've heard they're generally easy to work with and are the systems easily available to me. For anyone who has used both systems (with their appropriate prep liquids, primers, monomers, etc. of course as I know you shouldn't be mixing different systems); which system offers the most durability and less lifting? I am well aware though that proper sanitation, nail prep and using a system's matching primer liquid are the main contributors to long lasting nails. See, I can only really afford to invest in one system at the moment and would really like to have to best and most reliable to start off with in order to build a good reputation as a nail tech.
Thanks for taking the time to read this
I know this has been asked many times in other threads but I'd really like to explore this more with as much input I can get. I'm a beginner to acrylic nail extensions (still in the middle of obtaining my certificate), I've been recommended loads of systems but I'm most interested in either Glitterbels or CJP as I've heard they're generally easy to work with and are the systems easily available to me. For anyone who has used both systems (with their appropriate prep liquids, primers, monomers, etc. of course as I know you shouldn't be mixing different systems); which system offers the most durability and less lifting? I am well aware though that proper sanitation, nail prep and using a system's matching primer liquid are the main contributors to long lasting nails. See, I can only really afford to invest in one system at the moment and would really like to have to best and most reliable to start off with in order to build a good reputation as a nail tech.
Thanks for taking the time to read this