Which nail system

[Jacks19]

Hi, I’ve been doing bio sculpture nails for the last 15years, but find with all the new styles of nails now that people want they are just not strong enough for long extensions What do you all recommend to do sculptured nails? Acrylic or gel. That does soak off.
Thanks

 

[7th-Heaven]

Hard gel brands do not soak off, so if it's very important for you to soak off the product then you will have to choose something like L&P, or perhaps polygel (not sure if that soaks off?). I know there are some gels that soak off, but I don't know of any, and the hard gel brands out there (CND Brisa, Light elegance, young nails, and more) do not soak, they need to be filed off, with a thin layer left (youw ould learn this at your course). Either way, hard gel is easy enough to remove with a half decent e-file, so that should not really be your ultimate priority anyway

I use CND and recommend their Brisa Gel, strong extensions, I do not have any problems with them breaking, and my clients love long nails. But as swith many other brands, it doesn't soak off.

 

[Jacks19]

Hard gel brands do not soak off, so if it's very important for you to soak off the product then you will have to choose something like L&P, or perhaps polygel (not sure if that soaks off?). I know there are some gels that soak off, but I don't know of any, and the hard gel brands out there (CND Brisa, Light elegance, young nails, and more) do not soak, they need to be filed off, with a thin layer left (youw ould learn this at your course). Either way, hard gel is easy enough to remove with a half decent e-file, so that should not really be your ultimate priority anyway

I use CND and recommend their Brisa Gel, strong extensions, I do not have any problems with them breaking, and my clients love long nails. But as swith many other brands, it doesn't soak off.

Thank you I’ll look in to Brisa [emoji4]