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Could you all give me your advice on the best way to learn sculpts ? Is it best to play about and self teach or is there a course you can do just to do sculpting? I only use tips at present but would love to do sculpting. Thanks.:)
 

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By all means have a play, etc, but it is best to do a sculpting course. I thought I was sculpting properly until I did the course. You'll also find out how to taylor the forms to accommodate problem nails.
 

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so where would you recommend to do a course ?
 

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As you're using NSI, why not contact them to see what courses they have or maybe do a couple of hours 121 with one of their educators?
 

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I agree definitley do the course with who you trained xx
 

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We all start out by playing, but you can't replace being shown the proper way by a qualified trainer.

Go with either of the systems you are using now and go from there. As Chris said, you get shown how to cope with problem shapes.
 

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Of course it is always better to have an expert show you how to do something than to muddle thru on your own.

I can tell you the best way to practise without putting yourself under pressure. Whenever you have a client with a broken nail .. repair it with a sculpt!! One nail at a time with no pressure. An easy way to learn and easy to monitor how the client is getting on with it.
 

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I can tell you the best way to practise without putting yourself under pressure. Whenever you have a client with a broken nail .. repair it with a sculpt!! One nail at a time with no pressure. An easy way to learn and easy to monitor how the client is getting on with it.
That's how I started out. Whenever I needed to do a repair, I'd sculpt. Now I nearly always sculpt
 

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Of course it is always better to have an expert show you how to do something than to muddle thru on your own.

I can tell you the best way to practise without putting yourself under pressure. Whenever you have a client with a broken nail .. repair it with a sculpt!! One nail at a time with no pressure. An easy way to learn and easy to monitor how the client is getting on with it.

What a fab idea, thanks Geeg. Why don't I ever think of things like this?:rolleyes:
 

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Thanks for your replies I willtry to mend my next broken nail with a sculpt !! and contact Star and nsi about training .
 

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