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Edge quick dip acrylic nails
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I agree with Susie, if the clients are asking for acrylics, tip n dip is not what they are asking for or thinking they would get. I have never worked with tip n dip but I would think if you offer this and try and pass it off as L&P style nails, then you will not get yourself a good reputation at all I wouldn't think. I feel when a client asks for acrylic, the are thinking they want something strong and hardy and if you give something that is not, then you will defo have unhappy clients in the end. This is just my thoughts, it ultimately is your choice what you do. Good luck in what ever you choose to do
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i do the tip and dip system and have clients that love it, as long as u market it as tip and dip then the clients no what to expect , i also do bio sculpture and Gel extensions maybe look into that too x you will never convince l&p techs that tip and dip is a good idea as they think its a short cut way of doing acrylic but if you get lots of practise u can make some beautiful nails .Vhunter knows what she is talking about, read her posts i found these really helpful when starting with tip&dip, legend! x
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lovin it said: i do the tip and dip system and have clients that love it, as long as u market it as tip and dip then the clients no what to expect , i also do bio sculpture and Gel extensions maybe look into that too x you will never convince l&p techs that tip and dip is a good idea as they think its a short cut way of doing acrylic but if you get lots of practise u can make some beautiful nails .Vhunter knows what she is talking about, read her posts i found these really helpful when starting with tip&dip, legend! x
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Agreed, Victoria's photo's are lovely. As a foot note, I've been expermenting, on myself, with fibreglass nails under my Shelac, now they have got quiet long I wanted something stronger but didn't want to loose the 'natural look' to my nail shape.