Wellyb
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Could you let me now if it is okay to use this quote on FB??? if you could email me that would be great! [email protected]
really appreciate your taking the time to share your success!
It would be such a shame if it doesn't cure under UV as I have a couple of clients that it would be fab for!! But can't justify buying an LED lamp
So I have my first ibx client today. She has extremely thin and some split nails and her shellac usually lasts anywhere between 7-10 days before peeling. We have decided to leave her natural for a while just using ibx. Do I use repair on all of her nails as they are so thin or just repair on the split nails? I'm sure this has been asked and I've read so many posts but can't remember what I have read now and what I haven't lol!! Thanks in advance
Hi, could anyone answer this for me please. I did use Repair on all of her nails but im still unsure if I should have done this on the nails that weren't actually damaged just very thin!
Thank you
Only use repair on damage unless you are applying gel polish, then you apply repair always hth
Is IBX Repair being used all the time under Shellac application? Unsure if famous names are including Shellac when they advise to always use Repair under gel polish???
How're people getting on with ibx just in natural nails? I've been doing it on 2 of my friends with thin, flaky nails and whilst they think they feel a fraction stronger they are still breaking as soon as there's a tiny bit of free edge. They're both on their 3rd go and the results are really disappointing.
Although there are many nails that improve with the first application, not all will. If nails are naturally thin (as opposed to damaged) they will always be thin. By flaky do you mean they have delamination? If they are then use Repair as described only on the damage allowing it to seep into the layers. When you blot don't press hard as this will push the product back out. Then apply IBX over whole nail.
If the nails are naturally thin maybe they would benefit from Shellac or a gel polish as this gives a lot of strength and protection? If you do this remember to use both Repair and IBX over the whole nail on each application
Good luck
Thanks for the reply. Yes they have delamination at the free edge. I have been using repair exactly as you've described. They're on their 3rd go now with barely any results so they're not going to bother with it anymore.
Although there are many nails that improve with the first application, not all will. If nails are naturally thin (as opposed to damaged) they will always be thin. By flaky do you mean they have delamination? If they are then use Repair as described only on the damage allowing it to seep into the layers. When you blot don't press hard as this will push the product back out. Then apply IBX over whole nail.
If the nails are naturally thin maybe they would benefit from Shellac or a gel polish as this gives a lot of strength and protection? If you do this remember to use both Repair and IBX over the whole nail on each application
Good luck
I have asked the question twice, will my paper thin nails appear stronger and both times I have been assured they will def be much stronger ???