At 12:46 PM 6/23/2010, you wrote:
For those of you using both how do they compare i.e. Application,
wear, removal, colors, prep, cure time etc.
Looking for some input before I spend $$ on the gelish.
Sherri
Sherri,
eco So Quick is running a special right now. Purchase any one of the
25 colors in the 2oz size and receive the 1/8oz pot for free! Use the
smaller pot and if you are unhappy with the results, you can return
the unopened 2oz for a full refund. This special has been running for
almost 2 months now and there has not been one return! We also have
all 25 colors plus the base for $75 and free shipping - that brings
the cost down to $2.88/pot
I can tell you from personal experience when applied according to the
instructions, eco soaks off in 5 minutes. If you add any extra layers
of color or clear it will take just a little longer. I have had
several colors on my own nails since April, some as long as 3+ weeks
with no wear, no chipping, no peeling. There are pictures posted in
the gallery at the site so you can see for yourself. the only
breakage I have had in all this time -almost 3 months now - is self
imposed breaks, nothing to do with the product (slicing onions I cut
my nails the other day!)
There is minimal prepping with So Quick, push back cuticles, use a
light buffer block to remove the shine, cleanse, apply.
Lorraine, webgirl
www.ManicuresThatLast.com
eco So Quick Soak Off
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