QuestionQUESTION: Ive recently decided to have a nail bar installed in my salon, i hired someone who had done a home study course.
however most clients have experienced promblems such as the nails popping off, or lifting at sides and cuticles within a day or so.thats happening with both gel and acrylic ,as a result nobody is coming back for refills.
Can you please help and let me know whats causing the nails to do this, my main concern is the lifting.what can she do to avoid this.
thank you
ANSWER: hi mandy
im sorry to hear that you nail tech is having problems.
lifting and service breakdown is reasonably common with inexperienced nail techs.
if this is a general problem with the majority of the clients, it is most definately something to do with the product used or, more likely, the technique used.
home learn courses are sucessful for a number of people, however, the student doesnt get the 1 on 1 attention of their tutor.
the best step fprward now would be for your nail tech to go to a reputable tutor and have some follow up training.
lifting is something that can be easy to eliminate, but anything is only easy when you know how.
are you based in the uk, if so where abouts?
hopefully i can reccomend someone for you.
if you nail tech is a good team member, then she will be great when the penny drops with regard to more training.
let me know where you are
liza
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QUESTION: Hi Liza. thank you very much for your quick response, im based in Swindon. ive booked her on a gel and acrylic course, however neither are for a few weeks. what is the besy way or what techique could she use to eliminate lifting?
Answerthe best thing for you to do is log onto www.thesalongeek.com and do a search for lifting or look at the tutorials.
it would be an essay if i wrote it all on here!
however, if you have any problems please get back to me.
who have you booked the training with?
