Cathie!
Well-Known Member
I need help with my EZ Flow Truly White application!
To date I have been mainly using white because the majority of my clients want a softer, more natural look. I won't be so bold as to say my smile lines are good when using white, but they're not bad!
Now my clientelle is building, I'm getting more requests for Truly White.
My problem seems to be that it is totally different to working with White, I guess because it's a denser colour and has more pigment in it?
Anyway, I think my ratio is correct, looking for the consistency of double cream, but I don't seem to be able to pat out the smile line, cos it seems to squish in all the wrong directions (maybe too wet?) and I end up with ridges/brush marks on the tip and I also find it difficult to get my bead to cover the whole tip...keep having to go back with more..although I think my original bead is large enough (maybe not applying enough pressure?).
It also seems to set up faster than white..this could be because I'm taking longer in my application than I do with white?
Any tips from any EZ Flow Geeks gratefully appreciated. Already spoken to Anony but still not having any luck.
I guess the real answer is practice, practice practice!!
Look forward to hearing from ya! XX
To date I have been mainly using white because the majority of my clients want a softer, more natural look. I won't be so bold as to say my smile lines are good when using white, but they're not bad!
Now my clientelle is building, I'm getting more requests for Truly White.
My problem seems to be that it is totally different to working with White, I guess because it's a denser colour and has more pigment in it?
Anyway, I think my ratio is correct, looking for the consistency of double cream, but I don't seem to be able to pat out the smile line, cos it seems to squish in all the wrong directions (maybe too wet?) and I end up with ridges/brush marks on the tip and I also find it difficult to get my bead to cover the whole tip...keep having to go back with more..although I think my original bead is large enough (maybe not applying enough pressure?).
It also seems to set up faster than white..this could be because I'm taking longer in my application than I do with white?
Any tips from any EZ Flow Geeks gratefully appreciated. Already spoken to Anony but still not having any luck.
I guess the real answer is practice, practice practice!!
Look forward to hearing from ya! XX