Tips Tips and Tips!

[ValencianNails]

But what would be the point of that if you have a thin well less white tip at your disposal?

My reply was re the "full/half well tip being secure on the nail" comment :hug:

I have 4 different types of tips to use, dependant on my client's natural nails, well less included :green:

 

[Cathie!]

My reply was re the "full/half well tip being secure on the nail" comment :hug:

I have 4 different types of tips to use, dependant on my client's natural nails, well less included :green:

OK, misunderstood that bit. I have many tips also but would you really pre-taylor white tips??

 

[Miss Sylk]

I don't think it matters - it is the overlay that you do that creates the strength. I do think that the white tips look better on clients that do not bite their nails due to where you can realistically place the tips. I think that if you try and position the tips too far up the nail bed they will feel less secure and so in this instance a well less tip would be far more suitable.

yes i agree. Thank x

 

[Chloe D]

Would anyone recommend the white well-less tips by creative? Not used them before but I have a client coming in next week who has quite short nails that have been ravaged by gardening (dirt ingrained too - lovely) and she wants white tips.

 

[champagne]

CND Performance are brill x