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Sharon L.

Apr 25, 2013

Sharon L.

Hi, this is my first time putting on some nailtips with (brush-on) gel (by Broadway nails). My nails were too short for too long, so thats why I used this kit. But now I wanna know which products are better, and how to use them... Here's a before and after pic:

Sharon L.

Apr 25, 2013

Sharon L.

and after

Sharon L.

Apr 25, 2013

Sharon L.

And what's better: gel or acryl?

Desiree M.

Apr 25, 2013

Desiree M.

Awesome job, I used that kit a few years ago and I thought it was ok and despite following directions it didn't last long:/ the gel that was touching my real nails cracked...:( Idk which is better cause I've never gotten gels professionally but just wanted to let you know yours look awesome!

Leslie R.

Apr 25, 2013

Leslie R.

I actually use the Sally Hanson gel polish with the light and for three first time in my life I have strong long healthy nails. I'm never going to wear false nails again.

Sharon L.

Apr 26, 2013

Sharon L.

@Desiree: thanks! :) I'm curious how long it will last at mine then!
@Leslie: thanks for the tip! I'll check that out! :)

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