Entity?

[couturetan]

To change brands involves a lot of expense. If you are happy with NSI then why change just for the sake of it? Why get caught up in all the hype? If it ain´t broke don´t fix it!

But if you get bubble then do change it :Grope::Grope: x

 

[Paris88]

I heard entity is fairly easy to work with, yet I also hear it leaves a lot of air bubbles? true?

 

[nailzoo]

no product leaves airbubbles if you know how to use it

 

[gemma lambert]

i have to say entity is a great product in my opinion. give them a call and they will send you a sample out.

 

[Carole.B]

I love working with Entity and never had a problem with airbubbles..xx

 

[tweeboo]

hey guys, i use entity and love it. i think if theres been any dissing it's been from The Beauty Partnership who sell teh product in the UK and not Entity themselves. as for The Beauty Partnership Michael one of the sale reps is fantastic and very helpful so if anyone is interested give them a call and speak to him.

 

[angel fingers]

I heard entity is fairly easy to work with, yet I also hear it leaves a lot of air bubbles? true?

noooo, i never got bubbles in it even when i was new to the product.

 

[geeg]

Can I ask why everyone is talking about air bubbles all of a sudden??

Is this how NTT are selling the product ... its USP is that it doesn't get air bubbles? What product has air bubbles as a feature?

I don't get air bubbles with my brand and I never have had air bubbles with any other brand I have used either .. what's with the air bubbles thing?

For 20 years I've never heard of a problem with air bubbles now it seems to be talked about all the time mostly when people are mentioning NTT. Why is that?

 

[gemma lambert]

Can I ask why everyone is talking about air bubbles all of a sudden??

Is this how NTT are selling the product ... its USP is that it doesn't get air bubbles? What product has air bubbles as a feature?

I don't get air bubbles with my brand and I never have had air bubbles with any other brand I have used either .. what's with the air bubbles thing?

For 20 years I've never heard of a problem with air bubbles now it seems to be talked about all the time mostly when people are mentioning NTT. Why is that?

that is one of there marketing lines that you dont get air bubbles, but i would say that if your using any product correctly you wont get air bubbles. i think what i liked about the product was the colour/brightness of the white and also the nudite powders.

 

[NSINAILS]

It doesn't hurt to remain open to new products. If you can't quence your curiousity, try a sampler kit from Entity.

If you're using NSI, I assume you are using the Attraction Acrylic System. If that is the case, I think you'll find working with Entity a little frustrating because it takes longer to set.

In regards to tips, nothing is like Elation. The material is completely unique.

 

[nailspirit]

I did Entity L&P (have done gel for a year) training first days last weekend. I loved the training and the product is fab.
So easy to work with (was afraid of it setting too fast for gel user). I used Signature liquid and had no problems. Success liquid is the slower one.
The colors are fantastic, Warm Pink Nudité is the best cover pink i have ever seen. And the pink powders...wow if you want a dramatic french.
The glitter collection is great as well!
Monomer has a not so strong smell as others i have tried (in my opinion). And i do everything to reduce the smell of it always...
I was a little suspicious about liquid and powder to start with but after my Entity training...love at first sight.
I really encourage to buy some sample products and give it a try:hug:

 

[Janiwanidoodaa]

I've used Entity too and I really like it. Wish it didn't need the extra step of a primer/bonder but that is the only downside I have found.

In particular, the brush (pink one) is the best I've ever used. Something to do with it being of one type of hair and not a mix of two different types. The files are great too.

The monomer does have a nicer / less smell to it, it is great to work with and the UK distributor in Leeds have give me excellent customer service.

I do like to try new stuff!

 

[absolutly fab!]

she's really nice though cathy, and very motivational.
i'm surprised if there are some less than professional tactics being employed to sell it and disappointed.
to be honest i think the stuff is great and i would encourage people to give it a go if they get the chance, you might prefer it to the brand you are currently using.

i have not heard any " dodgy " tactics going on.

no product leaves airbubbles if you know how to use it

not sure i could agree there, sorry

 

[adelekeegan1]

not sure i could agree there, sorry

If you use a product PROPERLY it WILL NOT leave bubbles - depends on your training and skill I suppose

 

[geeg]

not sure i could agree there, sorry

Well you should .. because he is absolutely correct!

Understanding the chemistry of your product helps. If you don't then you're in trouble with whatever you are using.

 

[absolutly fab!]

Well you should .. because he is absolutely correct!

Understanding the chemistry of your product helps. If you don't then you're in trouble with whatever you are using.

having worked with a number of people who have achived a few wins in there time i would guess has givein some one a little knowledge over the years, together we some time time ago were having a look a varies company products and yes there were air bubbles present.............. they did understand the product and the science. may be a bad batch. sorry i dont agree.

 

[absolutly fab!]

If you use a product PROPERLY it WILL NOT leave bubbles - depends on your training and skill I suppose

so some may say, sorry what product do you use?

 

[ValencianNails]

having worked with a number of people who have achived a few wins in there time i would guess has givein some one a little knowledge over the years, together we some time time ago were having a look a varies company products and yes there were air bubbles present.............. they did understand the product and the science. may be a bad batch. sorry i dont agree.

And Gigi hasn't trained competition winners through her time :?:
Please Caroline, no need to take the proverbial is there!

so some may say, sorry what product do you use?

Adele uses Creative L+P, like so many other techs who don't get bubbles in their product, myself included. I have never had problems with bubbles in my product, not even when I was first trained in L+P.

I suggest a potential retraining or moving to a better quality product where you're guaranteed that bubbles won't occur, especially with the correct training :!:

 

[xCharlotteBx]

I have used nsi for years now and at one point not too long ago I was interested in finding out about other brands so I had a look about and Entity were on my list. Do you not find that they are quite pricey compared to some other brands such as nsi when they dont even look as nice?

 

[helensnails]

hi there..

im a creative trained nail tech for nearly 9 yrs now, and to be honest i never thought id ever find anything better.. untill i went to the beauty show in edinburgh last year. i watched a demonstration with entity l&p and listened as to why it was different to any other system out there (they didnt slate any other system, to be honest they dont need to it. the product speaks for its self).. and to be honest i was bowled over. i purchased the kit, had the conversion day, and wow.... the system is revolutionary, you CANNOT, yes CANNOT get bubbles in the acrylic, even iff you try to get bubbles, it is not possible. it buffs up to a shine to give the same finnish as gel. my clients can see the difference.and they love it. so theres no going back for me.

they have just brought out a gel system too... that will be my next purchase in the new year.. and i cant wait! (by the way, i hope it encourages me to promote more gel, as i hate doing it! lol but hey, whatever the client wats eh.... lol) do most L & P trained nail techs feel the same about gel???

all i will say is.. give entity a go... you'll love it!
(i get my products from 'The Nail Academy Scotland', in Glasgow)