L&P training-CND or Harmony? Please read

[fluffyclouds]

I trained with Harmony for gelish and it was fine, i like the product and have got a very good business, in the new year i intend to train in enhancements L&P to begin with i had intended to train with Harmony again but there is just so much hipe around CND on here that im now intrigued. I will be going to some local salons and getting both CND and Harmony enhancements to have an idea of the product first hand and of course quiz the tech behind it LOL. But if any of you would like to offer up your opinions and experiences that would be wonderful. I will add having looked at CND education menu and there does seem to be ALOT of training right through to master painter etc i like the idea of this as i believe that being able to continue your education in the business is a must and harmony do not seem to have as much, but my harmony training center is closer. Also i will need a model for both (an extra day with CND) this might be hard for me as most of my clients are evening and the daytime ones have children. Close friends and family obviously have to work, how did you get in with this? thanks for reading (and replying fingers crossed)

 

[cheekychick]

Nail harmony training is amazing! I literally can't fault it.
(They also won best education & training at the scratch awards! )
They do nail essentials, prohesion acrylic, acrylic design & Phd classes - so you can work your way up so to speak.
They are great for on going support too and are just a phone all away. And They also have a private Facebook group where the educators are always on hand to help you out with any issues you may have.

Sam xx

 

[iamaleximus]

As cheekychick said you can work through with harmony to PHD level which is equivalent to Master with CND. I have trained with CND but will soon be re training with Harmony. There was nothing wrong with the CND training, I love the idea of Harmony's Bronze, Silver and Gold training for enhancements and while I love CND additives I like the idea of having pre mixed colours to hand because not every client wants a custom blend colour sometimes they like to be able to see the colours first to make a decision. x