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You can order shellac if you have a mani/pedi certificate, however, CND do not accept all types of qualifications. If they have already told you that they won't accept your EN certificate and you don't have a separate nail qualification, you won't be able to purchase shellac.I personally feel you will gain extensive knowledge and confidence if you do the sig 5 course, as well as having training and using the products from one of the best renowned in the industry. It is true CND look after their clients, and will happily offer advise if you have any problems in the future - with regards to relevant things such as pricing, to personal issues such as insurance, health & safety etc. Its a shame you've had a negative experience with them on the phone, they are usually so very helpful The sig 5 course will give you training in L&P (I would recommend) and also allow you to purchase the L&P products, however, if you are literally just looking to offer shellac, you wouldn't need to do this course, you could just do an nvq 2/3 in mani/pedi. You could give them a call to double check what other minimum qualifications you could gain in order to buy shellac. They ARE aware of the high prices of the courses and will be happy to help you find the cheapest way. I know when I did they were very understanding of my money situation! Although I would have you know - it is money well spent! Hth's
You can order shellac if you have a mani/pedi certificate, however, CND do not accept all types of qualifications. If they have already told you that they won't accept your EN certificate and you don't have a separate nail qualification, you won't be able to purchase shellac.
I personally feel you will gain extensive knowledge and confidence if you do the sig 5 course, as well as having training and using the products from one of the best renowned in the industry. It is true CND look after their clients, and will happily offer advise if you have any problems in the future - with regards to relevant things such as pricing, to personal issues such as insurance, health & safety etc. Its a shame you've had a negative experience with them on the phone, they are usually so very helpful
The sig 5 course will give you training in L&P (I would recommend) and also allow you to purchase the L&P products, however, if you are literally just looking to offer shellac, you wouldn't need to do this course, you could just do an nvq 2/3 in mani/pedi. You could give them a call to double check what other minimum qualifications you could gain in order to buy shellac. They ARE aware of the high prices of the courses and will be happy to help you find the cheapest way. I know when I did they were very understanding of my money situation! Although I would have you know - it is money well spent! Hth's
