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Date Posted: 06:31:17 02/04/00 Fri
Author: nailsplash
Author Host/IP: ip-91-169.ord.primenet.com / 206.165.91.169
Subject: Re: Nails are snapping off!
In reply to: Melanie 's message, "Nails are snapping off!" on 13:07:15 02/01/00 Tue

Most likely prep and product ratios----which is evberything when it comes to nails! There is no quick easy answer to this one. Practice and education are the only answers. Take some advanced training classes, buy and watch some videos, buy some nail books (see my library page in my website for recommendations), and read and then re-read my entire website. You need some practice on yourself, friends & family(guinea pigs) and practice hands before you tackle a paying clientele. Changing products is not the answer.

If you are working in a salon then have the owner or another tech watch you work and critique your work, or better yet, have them let you do their nails.

> Could someone please help!
> I have been qualified for only 3 months and all of my
> clients have not been able to keep there acrylic nails
> on for over 2 weeks...all of there nails just snap or
> fall off! What am i doing wrong? I am using NSI Nail
> Systems International tips and acrylic...does anyone
> have any ideas? I am also interested in changing
> brands...what appears to be the best?
>
> Thanks
> Melanie.

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