Looks like to me that the so called "Soak Off Gels " really aren't soak off. To 
me it's a misrepresentation of these products.  
If your still having to file it to remove it. Then it's not a "soak off" 
product.  Plain and simple. 
That's why I watch to see what is new and up coming and see who is using it 
here and see the pros and cons given here and then I make my decisions on what 
products I use. 
The only pro I have seen with the S-O-G is possibly.  It's better for toes over 
regular gels. I debate that one only because it seems to take more to remove 
than reg gel.  So why should I invest in YET another product that the industry 
says I just must have when I am doing just great with what works?
I mean there not even 
 


  
Ya know I have so many different product lines in my closet that it's  crazy to 
even think about how much money is sitting there.  This or that was the NEW 
nail fad and I had to have it.  I know it was my choice but, now I am wiser and 
see what's going on.   

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On Dec 12, 2009, at 3:21 AM, [email protected] wrote:

Peggy,
It was Nailite!! Order on Monday to get to get the specials!! 
I just need help with how to REALLY soak off. 
I had quite a few replies a few weeks back about the SOG, so I hope those same 
people can tell me what they are doing to soak off. 
Buenos dias,
Lynnette
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From: Peggy <[email protected]>
Date: Fri, 11 Dec 2009 21:15:18 
To: [email protected]<[email protected]>
Subject: Re: NailTech:: More on S-O-G....

Lynnette
What product name did you use. If it's that good then maybe I'll try
them.  I don't know the procedures either? I do acrylics.
Thanks
Peggy
Peggy's Facial & Nail Spa
Chatt., TN

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On Dec 11, 2009, at 3:10 PM, [email protected] wrote:

Hola everyone!! Greetings from chilly Pennsylvania!
I have some questions again with this "soak off" gel.
I had VERY good results with my first guinea pig. She works in the
post office and her nails take LOTS of abuse. First chip was two
weeks later.
BUT-- I went to soak this stuff off and LO and BEHOLD the gel does
NOT soak off. I filed a bit and it did not budge!!!!!
So I wound up e-filing it off!!!!
What are you soaking off with?
Does it come off like acrylic or does it just come off in one piece?
Or the layers you apply?
This stuff stuck like mma

Help!
Muchas gracias,
Lynnette
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