Here's my humble opinion since I do both. Gels aren't "better" than AC's but
they are a good alternative for some clients. If you have a client who uses
her hands alot, like opening boxes, using a cash register for 8 hours, gels
might not be the best choice. It is good to know how to do gels and AC so you
can offer your client the best product for her lifestyle. If a client falls in
love with gels, and most do, and she is hard on her nails I'll put a thin
layer of AC down first and then put gels over that. I've had good success with
that.
Always learn more and never stop. That way you'll be able to offer your
clients what some can't.
Kathryn
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blog, plus the latest fall trends and hair styles at StyleList.com.
(http://www.stylelist.com/trends?ncid=aolsty00050000000014)
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