blossom
Well-Known Member
I have a client who has moved 10 miles from me but (thankfully) still comes back to have her nails done. She has acrylics
However she has other treatments at a beauty salon down the road from her and it is here that she has seen a supposed "Shellac" colour on a therapist. It is apparently absolutely fantastic and none of my 80 Shellac colours or 50 odd OPI colours were good enough :sad: lol Her therapist told her she could have it on top of her acrylic (as my client has dabbled with Shellac and given up as it doesn't suit her on her natural nails.)
It is an orangey gold with glitter "bits" in it.
I have mother of pearl and Zillionaire but it is not like them. I think she meant the glitter was chunkier than those and without the holographic effect.
Could it be a CND special effects varnish? Could you use one of those on top of Shellac then Shellac top coat over the top? I'm really puzzled as I've looked through my catalogue and can't see anything like it.
Of course it might be called Shellac in the salon but it might not BE Shellac iykwim. Maybe its a gelish or something.
Any help appreciated, I'd like to get this colour because my client is so besotted with it (she went on and on lol) I'm a tad concerned she might go to this local salon (save herself the petrol AND have the colour she's raving about!)
thank you xx
However she has other treatments at a beauty salon down the road from her and it is here that she has seen a supposed "Shellac" colour on a therapist. It is apparently absolutely fantastic and none of my 80 Shellac colours or 50 odd OPI colours were good enough :sad: lol Her therapist told her she could have it on top of her acrylic (as my client has dabbled with Shellac and given up as it doesn't suit her on her natural nails.)
It is an orangey gold with glitter "bits" in it.
I have mother of pearl and Zillionaire but it is not like them. I think she meant the glitter was chunkier than those and without the holographic effect.
Could it be a CND special effects varnish? Could you use one of those on top of Shellac then Shellac top coat over the top? I'm really puzzled as I've looked through my catalogue and can't see anything like it.
Of course it might be called Shellac in the salon but it might not BE Shellac iykwim. Maybe its a gelish or something.
Any help appreciated, I'd like to get this colour because my client is so besotted with it (she went on and on lol) I'm a tad concerned she might go to this local salon (save herself the petrol AND have the colour she's raving about!)
thank you xx