Abi.s
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Hi work in salon that uses pro gel and want to buy at home for clients but having trouble finding supplier. Nail polish direct sell them but dont no if i can trust them as not trade prices and no sign up..
Supernail Pro Gel supplier?
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Abi.s
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Theres no option to buy or anything else ive contaced the and no reply, thanks x
So where does you salon buy from?
Abi.s
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Do u no where i can get them or a supplier?
Thats why I asked where your Salon gets them from, surely you can ask your Manager for contact details?. They appear to have a facebook page have you tried that? It seems to be a US product so there may not be a UK based supplier
willowrose
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I don't think there is a UK distributor currently as the Beauty Partnership liquidation is still quite fresh.
However, IBD & Ezflow Trugel are both made by the same company & it's generally agreed they are all the same product under different branding. So I'd recommend one of those.
Graftons are the distributor to both & lots of the beauty wholesalers sell them like beauty express etc.
http://www.graftons.co.uk/home/index.html
However, IBD & Ezflow Trugel are both made by the same company & it's generally agreed they are all the same product under different branding. So I'd recommend one of those.
Graftons are the distributor to both & lots of the beauty wholesalers sell them like beauty express etc.
http://www.graftons.co.uk/home/index.html
Abi.s
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Thanks on the beauty partnership facbook it says they are stil able to sell pro gel and a few other brands are they a official supplier as no other places sell but unsure as want to no im getting right product x
willowrose
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The beauty partnership have been the distributor. The only official distributor.
BUT they are in liquidation.
Liquidation means the company can't pay its debts. They are now selling off stock to pay creditors.
This means you would be giving money to a company that is financially precarious. It is very risky. I would not recommend it. It is a gamble.
Ibd just gel and ezflow trugel are both identical products made by the same company.
Why risk losing your money when you can buy the same product safely elsewhere?
Also, both brands have much bigger marketing presence and consumer awareness so it would actually be a beneficial move.
BUT they are in liquidation.
Liquidation means the company can't pay its debts. They are now selling off stock to pay creditors.
This means you would be giving money to a company that is financially precarious. It is very risky. I would not recommend it. It is a gamble.
Ibd just gel and ezflow trugel are both identical products made by the same company.
Why risk losing your money when you can buy the same product safely elsewhere?
Also, both brands have much bigger marketing presence and consumer awareness so it would actually be a beneficial move.
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