Which tips to use?

[~Nic~]

I'm just starting out and wondered what sort of tips everybody generally uses? I have come across the NSI French Fin White Tips and wanted to know what people think of these.......

Would you say that these make the whole process quicker?

Thanks in advance!!!:green:

 

[loubylou]

well less tips tend to be the quickest to use,
creative sell these and they are called performance tips :hug:

 

[adelekeegan1]

well less tips tend to be the quickest to use,
creative sell these and they are called performance tips :hug:

I love these too, for clients that don't suit them, I use velocity tips, they have a well but are a dream to blend - HTH

 

[Gilly T]

I recently purchased some of the pro impressions well less tips and so far so good. The white tips from them are much better than the nsi ones. I also use the NSI elation tips. These have a well, I usually pre blend them and then it takes no time at all to blend them when they are on but I'm not really an expert at blending anyway.

 

[~Nic~]

Do the french fin help with your smile line?

 

[Jessica Rabbit]

Hi

They do.. but pratice your simile lines and they will get better, believe me as I also had a problem with my smile lines. lol xx

 

[NoticeableNails]

I also use pro impressions tips. I am not a fan of the tips from nsi. I personally dont like the feel of them when I file them?!?!

 

[Gelly]

The Pro Impressions Advanced, well-less tips are brilliant.

 

[Gilly T]

I also use pro impressions tips. I am not a fan of the tips from nsi. I personally dont like the feel of them when I file them?!?!

It's funny you should say that... do they feel soft? I was thinking this myself last night whenI did my daughters.

 

[bella_nails]

The Pro Impressions Advanced, well-less tips are brilliant.

I found these tips recently and get on great with them as i hated blending, but these are brill with that. x

 

[geeg]

I'm just starting out and wondered what sort of tips everybody generally uses? I have come across the NSI French Fin White Tips and wanted to know what people think of these.......

Would you say that these make the whole process quicker?

Thanks in advance!!!:green:

I would not say that using these fin tips makes the process quicker ... it does make the whole nail enhancement thicker however!

There is no substitute for learning the skills needed to not only produce good smile lines on a full set but to maintain them permanently for your customers.

For speed and beauty you cannot beat the Performance well-less tips from Creative/CND for ease of application and the way they last with no curling; made of an advanced new tip material they are the bomb in white, clear and natural ... BUT even these tips need to be maintained so that the client has the French look forever if she wants it, and for that you need to learn how to do perfect smiles using white powder.

 

[Gelly]

Sorry, I just want to add that I haven't used the Pro Impressions White tips, as I never use white tips - only natural or clear.

Like Gigi said, when it comes to rebalancing the nail you need to know how to create a smile using white powder, so to me, using white tips is pointless.