MissyMuffin
Well-Known Member
I did Gelish training recently and you are told to apply foundation thinly and work it into the nail plate then cure for 10 secs in the Gelish small lamp then dry brush x
Hi Sarah, just out of interest, how long were u curing foundation for?? I've had the same with Plum & Done you see x
Hey guys, I see a lot of threads on gelish and I find a many need three coats to cover. I am looking to get winter colours in and was thinking if any gelish geeks could tell me what colours cover in two coats? Doesn't matter what colour or collection just a list of ones that will be done in two coats. Thought it may be useful for others too xxx
I hate plum and one and black shadow! At least 4 coats. I find myself encouraging clients to have shadows or Queen of hearts! X
it's just that I saw this in a post about Gelish and it made we wonder.I was curing for 30 secs. I've since found out that the opi led lamp is 40 watts and gelish is 36 watts. Don't know if this is a massive difference or none at all, but anyhow I was def curing too long!
it's just that I saw this in a post about Gelish and it made me wonder.I was curing for 30 secs. I've since found out that the opi led lamp is 40 watts and gelish is 36 watts. Don't know if this is a massive difference or none at all, but anyhow I was def curing too long!
I wonder if consistency changes between batches as my Black Shadow and Plum and Done are both brand new and both cover in 2-3 coats :Love:
The only ones I use 3 coats on that i can think off at the moment are the All About the Glow collection, Seafoam and Need a Tan....
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