Great Post Natural Nails..I have found this very interesting and I am sure that the makers of both brands will be also interested in this.
I am also pleased that on the whole it is a balanced and reasonable discussion and hasnt degenerated into a slagging off match that some similar threads have LOL.
I think at the end of the day it comes down to who your clients are as to which would be the defining factor in choosing which to go with.
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I have found this very interesting and I am sure that the makers of both brands will be also interested in this.
I am also pleased that on the whole it is a balanced and reasonable discussion and hasnt degenerated into a slagging off match that some similar threads have LOL.
I think at the end of the day it comes down to who your clients are as to which would be the defining factor in choosing which to go with.
Personally I dont have clients who would go for glitter and if they do then I have other options to add glitter. I havent had any client who has said, oh are those the only colours? So I am happy with my choice. I can make a gorgeous purple using fedora and negligee.
Maybe in the future if my client base changes to a younger more glittery crowd then I might look at adding in some of the Gelish colours.
To my understanding gelish is a mixture between a gel and a polish, therefor would be treated by the insurance company as the same treatment as Shellac! Is this right? XAh yes, I see with the insurance now, yes with shellac you only need be qualified in mani and pedi to use but if with gelish you would need to be qualified in nail technology/gel!! My bad for not understandingGreat thread bye the way!! No rows lovely XXXXXX
Natalieabdn ...Gelish is still a gel....called gel polish because of the colours you can get and used as a nno rather than for strength etc...but bottom line is: It's still a soak off gel and therefore you would still need a cert in gels.
Sarahpoppy No worries lolx
Wg19...you could be right..it's quite interesting how these different products have been classed.....
Therefore how it works with regards to insurance...for example would the class them as a polish or class them as gels
Anyway Im sure Nail Harmony will come and let us all know soon lolx
Natalieabdn ...Gelish is still a gel....called gel polish because of the colours you can get and used as a nno rather than for strength etc...but bottom line is: It's still a soak off gel and therefore you would still need a cert in gels.
Sarahpoppy No worries lolx
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