I am such an idiot. I have just been to a new clients house to remove her Shellac (which I didn't originally do) and apply some new Shellac.
I wrapped her nails in foil to remove the shellac with what I thought was Acetone. When I removed the foils a good 10 minutes later the Shellac hadn't budged at all, wasn't flaky at all. At first, I just assumed it wasn't Shellac so proceeded to file the Shellac off. The client also said the Shellac bottle was white, so I knew it wasn't Shellac (perhaps it was Gelish) After filing away for a couple of minutes I double checked the bottle I had used and realised I had used D-sperse by mistake. :cry::cry::cry::o:cry:
For some reason I just panicked and I didn't say anything to the client just carried on filing away. I should have just owned up to my mistake, but I didn't. The client now things the salon she went to - which was in the US - a reputable salon she thought, are now some sort of dodgy salon using inferior products when in fact it is all my mistake.
I did her Shellac and she seems happy but when I removed the sticky layer, with D-Sperse , she asked me what it was? She hadn't asked me about Scrubfresh or anything else I had used, just that, so now I am paranoid thinking that she knows I made a mistake.
She was a new client, so I guess I was a little nervous but I wished that I was honest with her. Do you think I should call her tomorrow and admit my error or should I just leave it and put it down to experience. I am so gutted, she was such a lovely client as well. I don't want her to think I am dishonest.
