About Liza Smith Expertise all natural nail and feet, and all artificial systems. educational questions and fashion based trends.
Experience salon owner for 20 yrs. educator for 5 yrs. session work for t.v, magazines and celebs, compititon winner.
Organizations team creative uk (work backstage at fashion weeks in new york, london, paris and milan)
Publications professional nails. scratch magazine. new magazine.
Education/Credentials creative nail design grand master. international educator for creative nail design. level 3 hairdresser and beauty therapist.
Awards and Honors british nail tech of the yr 2001, competitor of yr 2005. 14 tropies for nail comps.
Past/Present Clients numerous celebs. ad campaigns for levi's, wilkinson sword, O2 phones. expertise used on: britains next top model, extreme make over, 10 yrs younger, and watchdog.
Question what happens when you apply the gel on thick layers?,it is normal for a nail o several nails to break even if they remain tight and have not blotces or air pockets and looks healthy?
will the breaks be the manicurist or the customer responsability even if a customer haven break a nail for a whole year?
Answer Hi Elena
In general, gel is better applied in thinner layers to avoid under curing.
Of course every make of gel differs slightly, but the UV light will penetrate a thinner layer more effeciently than a thicker layer.
If the gel has been under cured, this would make the product weak, which could explain the breaking.
There could be other reasons, and without seeing the nails in person, its difficult to diagnose exactly who would be to blame.
