Thinking of bringing back acrylic-views on NSI Attraction?

[Pink_Princess]

I'm thinking of bringing back an acrylic system for some of my clients who find bio sculpture isn't strong enough. I'm still very 50/50 about this but have looked into nsi attraction which I could then use my biosculpture or vinylux over.

does anyone have any experience of this system? Is it soak off? X

 

[SianPeche]

Hi, i've used many liquid and powder systems, including NSI and CND - both are great but I adore NSI! It is a beautiful product to work with and I haven't had any lifting or breakages with it as of yet.

Maybe buy one of the trial kits first and have a play with it to see how you feel? That's what I did and i'm very happy with the system.

Good luck!

 

[Pink_Princess]

yes I did see the trial kits, ill maybe give it a go. Does it soak off or does it have to be buffed off? X

 

[SianPeche]

Yeah, you can soak it off, but as with all acrylic, it's easier to buff off the majority of project before soaking anyway. Hope this helps.

 

[SianPeche]

Meant product not project!

 

[beautyxperts]

I've used Nsi attraction for the past 8 years, never had any problems and easy to work with. Most L&P systems are soak off although will take longer than bio to remove. I also use Cnd L&P which I'm slowly transferring my clients back to after 8 years - purely because I want to use just Cnd & bio sculpture products in the salon x

 

[candy86]

Love nsi had no problems and long lasting. I find it very easy to work with xx

 

[Annemarie]

Love CND and NSI. I use both in my salon.x

 

[divine_beauty]

Ive used nsi for 6yrs but found the last year its not been as good.. switched to Young Nails and by far for me a much better product x

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[heylynzu]

Nsi is fab, I never get any lifting or breakages and have used it for over 2 years. They have lots of lovely coloured powders as well x