Acrylic

[dominique]

Hey All, I'm doing my Acrylic nail course tomorrow. I was thinking about ordering a kit so i can go straight out from thurs and practice before clients, wheres the best place to get one from?
xx

 

[Nails<3]

Hiya,

Who are you doing a nail course with?

Is your training provider not selling kits.


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[dominique]

Beverley Robinson school of nails is the trainer, she has starter kits at £99 but was hoping to find a fuller kit xxx

 

[Nails<3]

I know that to buy/use certain products from companies you have to do a conversion course with them to be able to actually use their products like CND and NSI.

My kit came with my course but because I do not like the kit I am going to have to do a course with CND to use their products. I have been practicing since march to get my nails perfect before I do any other courses.

Have you done nails before?

Maybe someone will come along and give you better advice lol x x

 

[Nails<3]

Are you doing the 1 day refresher course or the 4 day one?

What certificates do they give you? x

 

[dominique]

Its a one day course 10am-4pm and shes through the nsi as freelance, certifcate of attendance is given which is also insuranced reconised

xxx

 

[Nails<3]

Its a one day course 10am-4pm and shes through the nsi as freelance, certifcate of attendance is given which is also insuranced reconised

xxx

OOhhh its a lot to learn in one day.If you ask your question on the nail geek forum they will help you on there. x x xx

 

[angel fingers]

A quick look at their website reveals that they use nsi products at this school.
I'm sure your starter kit will see you through a few sets and an nsi order can be with you in a few days.

If you are being trained with nsi, it's best to stick to it. This is because the method you will be taught will pertain directly to the product you use.
Using the techniques of one product with a different range can lead to problems. It is always recommended to do a conversion course if you are changing products.