White builder and fills

[Jocie]

Hi guys,

Just wondering what you girls do when somebody wants a color change and you have used white builder? Do you file down and put the new color over and leave.the other side white?

I am just wondering because I normally use pink or clear builder, the apply the color. I havn't used white builder for a few years, so im just wondering what you all do?

Thanks! Xoxo

 

[ShannonU]

Hi guys,

Just wondering what you girls do when somebody wants a color change and you have used white builder? Do you file down and put the new color over and leave.the other side white?

I am just wondering because I normally use pink or clear builder, the apply the color. I havn't used white builder for a few years, so im just wondering what you all do?

Thanks! Xoxo

If i've used only white building gel on a form and someone wants the color to be changed I would clip the free edge off and sculpt up with clear then apply the new color or glitter. I personally wouldn't leave any of the white remaining.

 

[Jocie]

Thanks shannon I thought so. I started second guessing myself when my friend who is a tech who uses white builder all the time and when her clients come back for fills and she leaves the white under neith. I am going to stock up on product as im doing clients at home now and am going to buy white builder.

I wont be leaving the white under
Thanks

 

[ShannonU]

I really should have mentioned that Geeg also suggested this in a previous forum! I look like i've stolen her advice. lol. However-I do do this also.

Thanks for the heart Geeg. :hug:

 

[lelu]

If you remove all white and sculpt new colour up to the pink, does it remain as strong as when you first apply white to fresh pink?

 

[ShannonU]

Of course... It's the same principle as sculpting the nail on a fresh nail or sculpting to fix a break or crack in the enhancement. I'm not sure if there was a large focus on repairing nails when you did your training but we did a full month on just repairing nails. I think I had to do 28 sets of repairs (nail trainer). So I'm fairly confident in this method. I would test it out and see how you do!

 

[lelu]

Thanks for that. No - not much focus on repairs which is a shame so I will get practising.

 

[ShannonU]

Practice makes perfect