They should keep the toe separators on for at least an hour (especially if
the tozies overla

Arpi Sekeryan
Nails O Naturel
On Apr 26, 2011 9:22 PM, "CAT BLUE" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Absolutely she has to wear the toe separators out! AND she can't take
> them out or change her shoes untill she reaches her next destination,
> and even then, I sometimes say not for an hour! That way she if she
> smudges, she is away from your salon. who has time for all of those
> repairs???? They need to either wear flip flops that do not touch her
> toes at all, ANY of them, or be prepared to wear my disposable shoes
> for at least an hour! I have witnessed toes polished at night, then a
> jog downhill in the morning, and the polish gets smooshed.
>
> On Apr 26, 8:58 am, [email protected] wrote:
>> Hi Teks,
>>     I have a client who has those dreaded "overlapping" toes and I just
can't seem to get her out of the shop without a polish smudge!  I dry each
and every coat of polish with a small hair dryer, 1 minute for the base
coat, (I touch each coat to make sure its dry before I add the next one!) 2
min. for the 1st color coat, 3 min for the next color coat, and 4 min for
the top coat.  Although they feel dry to the touch to me, once I remove the
toe spacers, and she puts on her sandals, its all over with!  SMUDGE!   Dang
it!  What do I need to do here!?  Do I send her out with the toe spacers in
place?  Tell her not to remove them for an hour or so?  I'm totally
frustrated!  I know I could use Shellac, but the cost, extra time and the
extra steps to apply and remove are worrisome.   I've been looking at the
polish strips that you buy.  They go ON dry and are supposed to wear well
also.  Anyone know where to get those at a good price?  The new sally hansen
ones are $10 for a pack of 14 strips, a little TOO pricey for me!  Any other
ideas before I completely lose my mind with this problem!?
>> Thanks!
>> Pam
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