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> Date: Fri, 14 May 2010 20:36:38 -0500
> Subject: NailTech:: Cina Whites Gone Missing!
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> 
> Sweet MOTHER!!!
> 
> My client with Cina white says all of her whites are gone. This means
> the client in Mexico is probably missing her whites too. This means
> I'm going to poke myself in the eyes with sharp sticks!!!!
> 
> Shellac french HERE I COME.
> 
> On 5/14/10, Becky <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Ronda, thanks for the detail here - I'm thinking my frenches will be
> > with Shellac since it acts MOST like polish - but Elaine mentioned
> > wiping off dispersion and using white SOG on the tip, which is where
> > my problem was (whites moving) so I may try that too. I know it takes
> > practice with a new medium but why fix whaty aint broke? My polish and
> > ac frenches look great - lol... I know the SOG will bring in more
> > natural nail clients so I must master this! *evil laugh*
> >
> > On 5/14/10, Rhonda Kibuk <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> Becky,
> >>
> >> I too have been struggling with Frenches. I think I may have mastered it
> >> this week, using a variety of suggestions and products but you may be
> >> able
> >> to find a combination that works for you. This is what I did...
> >>
> >> Prepped nail - which amounts to push cuticle back, remove shine with a
> >> buffer and clean nail with YN Swipe.
> >> Prime just the free edge with Protein Bond
> >> Applied ECO Base Cured 2 min
> >> Applied Pink, swiped the free edge with a dry brush to remove pink and I
> >> wasn't particular at all about it. Cured 2 min
> >> Removed tacky layer.
> >> I then applied Shellac's Cream Puff, just like I would nail polish and
> >> cleaned up the smile line with my clean up brush. This was almost
> >> exactly
> >> the look and feel of how you do it with polish. I got the best
> >> consistency
> >> when I was applying it and it was like when your white nail polish would
> >> get
> >> thick and you would kind of drag it on, with polish it looks crappy, with
> >> the gel it evens out and looks great.
> >> There was no need to flash cure the whites, just cure 2 minutes
> >> I then applied a SO gel top coat and it filled in all the nooks and
> >> crannies
> >> that were left by the gap between the pink and white and just finished it
> >> to
> >> perfection. Cure 2 min
> >> At the very end, and I do this also with all gel services, I filed the
> >> sidewalls and free edges to remove any scratchies and then sprayed with
> >> CND
> >> Solar Speed Spray to finish the nails and hands with some solar oil and
> >> the
> >> client's love the smell.
> >>
> >> I have the above listed on my own nails for three days now and it's
> >> wearing
> >> good even while in acetone and filing nails all day. I have it on two
> >> client testers as well and so far so good!
> >>
> >> Hope this helps!
> >>
> >> R
> >> On Thu, May 13, 2010 at 3:52 PM, Becky <[email protected]> wrote:
> >>
> >>> OK. *sigh*
> >>>
> >>> I am irritated with french manicures. I hate gel. LOL
> >>>
> >>> This week I've had several new clients asking about SOG's. Sooooooooooo,
> >>> I've applied several FRENCH MANI's and I have some issues. I will be as
> >>> detailed as possible and feel free to chime in and correct me.
> >>>
> >>> French Mani #1
> >>> - No base coat, only dehydration with ScrubFresh
> >>> - Axxium Hawaiian Orchid applied directly to the nail, one coat
> >>> - Dispersion layer LEFT, applied white SOG - flash cured 4 nails at a
> >>> time
> >>> - White was way too thick, ended up BUFFING THE NAIL then topping with
> >>> top
> >>> gloss and curing 2 min
> >>>
> >>> On this particular manicure, as I was dripping sweat down my neck -
> >>> STRESSING OUT because I my french mani's are usually FLAWLESS in acrylic
> >>> or
> >>> polish. This SUCKED! I ended up buffing the nail gently to smooth out
> >>> the
> >>> HUGE lip of white I had (I applied as thin as possible without being
> >>> able
> >>> to
> >>> see brush marks - swiped the nails... cured. BEGIN PANIC ATTACK.
> >>>
> >>> She texts me the next day and says 2 of her nails are "lifting". BECAUSE
> >>> the polish had gotten a little "crusty" on the free edge, I GENTLY filed
> >>> the
> >>> edge and apparently broke the seal - I'm not sure because I don't
> >>> remember
> >>> which nails this happened on WHICH BRINGS ME TO THE NEXT question: How
> >>> are
> >>> you people capping a short free edge (like on the video that Holly
> >>> posted)
> >>> and NOT getting those little crusties on the edge?!??!
> >>>
> >>> French Mani #2
> >>> - ScrubFresh THOROUGHLY, applied Protein Bond to free edge
> >>> - Axxium applied directly over nail
> >>> - White CINA pen to tips
> >>> - Top It Off Gloss top coat
> >>>
> >>> On this one (same client, I had her remove all product and I re-did her
> >>> nails), I applied Axxium, removed the dispersion layer and used the CINA
> >>> Nail Art Pen to apply the white. Looks great, ok, moving on to other
> >>> hand
> >>> -
> >>> come back to the first hand and some of the white has gotten spotty!
> >>> REAPPLIED another coat of white, touched up - applied Top Gloss, DRAGGED
> >>> HALF THE WHITE ONTO THE NAIL BED! ARGHHHHHH............ REMOVED ALL
> >>> WHITES,
> >>> tried again (remember the sweating from earlier? Yes, the pits are
> >>> drenched
> >>> and I'm frreeeakkinngg out inside, keeping my cool on the outside..... I
> >>> feel a bead of sweat come down the FRONT OF MY NECK, LOL!!! Second
> >>> attempt
> >>> of Cina application - allowed it to dry more thoroughly and left a
> >>> "buffer"
> >>> of gloss on the brush so I wouldn't drag it this time, capped free edge
> >>> (made sure to cover ALL Cina so it wouldn't wipe off) - cured, BAM!
> >>> Gorgeous......the only exception is that the whites weren't perfect
> >>> because
> >>> that pen wasn't perfect, but that was only seen by ME - otherwise it was
> >>> very nice.
> >>>
> >>> French Mani #3
> >>> - ScrubFresh thoroughly only
> >>> - Axxium applied directly to nail
> >>> - White Cina Pen to tips
> >>> - Top it Off top coat
> >>>
> >>> This one went well, but I did have to file the free edge on a couple
> >>> again
> >>> (did this one before I heard that French Mani #1 had "lifted") so I'm
> >>> scared
> >>> to death she's going to call and say hers are lifting too.
> >>>
> >>> Notes: I HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATE GEL FRENCH MANI's. I need an EASY
> >>> way to do these and have them look great. So far, the best method has
> >>> been
> >>> applying the pink and swiping (reverse application) flash curing one
> >>> hand,
> >>> do the other hand, flash cure - apply white, butting it up against the
> >>> pink
> >>> where you swiped (so take care to make the swipe accurate) IF I am to
> >>> use
> >>> SOG for the entire process. If I use the Cina pen, I need some advice on
> >>> whether to apply it over the dispersion layer or not and how to take
> >>> care
> >>> not to get the CRUSTIES on the free edge!
> >>>
> >>> I absolutely recommend that you do NOT file the free edge no matter how
> >>> jagged it ends up - but I need to make sure it doesn't happen because
> >>> clients will pick!
> >>>
> >>> MUCH advice needed!
> >>> --
> >>> Becky F.
> >>> Licensed Nail Tech
> >>> KC, Mo.
> >>>
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