About Elyse C Perry Expertise I can answer most questions about nail enhancements (acrylic,gel, and wraps), natural nail care, sanitation and disinfection, nail anatomy, and nail diseases (please note, however, that I am not qualified to make medical diagnoses.). I work days and evenings, so please give me a few hours to answer your questions.
Experience I've been a licensed nail tech since 1999, and I'm sole proprietor of my own business.
Education/Credentials I attended Gene Juarez Acadamy of Beauty in Federal Way, WA, and then the Gene Juarez Advanced Training Salon in Seattle. I've been diligent in seeking out continuing education since then, and currently have my Grand Master from CND. My focus now is to get on track to become an Education Ambassador for that company.
Awards and Honors 1st Place winner Jr Enhancements in the Strut Your Stuff online nail competition, November 2006; 5th place in the same category November 2005.
Question I recently tried using brush dipped in nail polish remover to clean up the tips of my at home french manicure like I saw in videos on the internet. Polish caked in my brushes. I ruined 3 brushes with the white tip paint. What kind of brush am I supposed to buy to do this?
thanks
angie
Answer Hi Angie--
If your brushes are made of natural hair, you should be able to soak them in acetone and remove the polish. If not, you might want to try using a natural hair bristle brush, and be sure to clean it carefully after each use. You might even have to clean it out after each nail. Takes more time, but it's better than ruining another brush. :)
