nail angel 67
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Now I wasn't worrying about how long it was taking me to remove and re-do a set of Gelish for the first couple of months that I started out but not I've probably done well over 100 sets and am still fairly slow :sad:
It's taking me on average 1 1/2 or even 1 3/4 of an hour to complete a set and that's with the LED lamp even! I do make sure every single step is done thoroughly though as I go by the saying "you can't rush perfection" but I'm sort of annoying myself now that I can't get any quicker. Put it this way, I'd never get rich at this rate as I wouldn't be able to fit in many a day if I was doing it full time.
Must add though that a colleague at work told me this week that she had hers done on the spur of the moment last week by a lady who hadn't been doing them long and it only took her 40 minutes. I said there's no way I can do it that quick but then she told me that they were no way as professional looking as our other colleague's nails who I am doing on a regular basis now. When I looked at them they were definitely not very neat and she'd missed out quite a lot of the nail around the side walls etc and even painted it wonky on quite a few nails. These ladies are receptionists at my work and quite a few of them are now booking in for me to do their nails which is obviously a good sign - I just wish I could work quicker.
Do you think the speed may still pick up in time?
It's taking me on average 1 1/2 or even 1 3/4 of an hour to complete a set and that's with the LED lamp even! I do make sure every single step is done thoroughly though as I go by the saying "you can't rush perfection" but I'm sort of annoying myself now that I can't get any quicker. Put it this way, I'd never get rich at this rate as I wouldn't be able to fit in many a day if I was doing it full time.
Must add though that a colleague at work told me this week that she had hers done on the spur of the moment last week by a lady who hadn't been doing them long and it only took her 40 minutes. I said there's no way I can do it that quick but then she told me that they were no way as professional looking as our other colleague's nails who I am doing on a regular basis now. When I looked at them they were definitely not very neat and she'd missed out quite a lot of the nail around the side walls etc and even painted it wonky on quite a few nails. These ladies are receptionists at my work and quite a few of them are now booking in for me to do their nails which is obviously a good sign - I just wish I could work quicker.
Do you think the speed may still pick up in time?