Sallys UV builder gel

[Stacey Odowd]

Im currently doing a gel course in calgel which is a great product but pricey. Im wanting something to practise with at home and just thinkong of using the sallys uv builder gel. Can you please tell me of anything else i need base coat primer etc.... as it will be a different system to the calgel.

Thank u in advance

 

[Noodle]

Im currently doing a gel course in calgel which is a great product but pricey. Im wanting something to practise with at home and just thinkong of using the sallys uv builder gel. Can you please tell me of anything else i need base coat primer etc.... as it will be a different system to the calgel.

Thank u in advance

Why don’t you wait until you have completed your Calgel course before investing in more products?

You have obviously paid already for a kit and training, so it makes sense to see that through first don’t you think?

In any event, if eventually you feel you want to switch systems, make sure you choose a professional brand which is supported by educators, customer service and most importantly, accredited to allow you to gain adequate insurance cover.

 

[Stacey Odowd]

We dont get a kit on this course everything in supplied in the classroom. Just wantig somethong to practise at hme.

 

[Noodle]

We dont get a kit on this course everything in supplied in the classroom. Just wantig somethong to practise at hme.

Fair enough but even so, there’s little point in trying to practice with different product systems when they all involve different application methods, different curing times and different lamps.

Calgel, as you probably know, is a soft soak off gel system (very similar to Bio Sculpture), so I’d still recommend mastering at least one system, before moving forward.

Have you explained to your tutor that you’re keen to practice at home, as well as in the classroom?

 

[Stacey Odowd]

Yes we can by a kit at 91 pounds with delivery