About Keeley Dennyschene Expertise All questions regarding nail care, nails, manicures, nail art, nail piercing, nail training courses, fibreglass/gel/acrylic nail extensions.
Experience 14 years in the industry; teach at Abingdon College, Oxfordshire; teach privately and teach for South Oxfordshire County council. I am also a session tech for a London agency and I run a training company and write for a local and nationwide magazine.
Organizations ANT - Association of nail technicians.
Publications Scratch Magazine, Ladygrove Magazine, various newspapers.
Education/Credentials C&G teaching diploma, NVQ level 3 in nails, industry qualifications from, Star Nails, Millennium, Backscratchers, Supernail, Creative Academy to name but a few.
Past/Present Clients Have included ITV, Russell Brand, Geri Halliwell, Jacey Salles, Tatler Magazine, Melanie Sykes
Question Hi, I have been doing my own nail wraps using a kit I bought towards the end of last year and have had no problems maintaining my nails until my resin dried up. I have bought a product called 'wrapture' by star nails but it takes a lot of time to cure and within half an hour the whole overlay has a crazed cracked appearance. Am I doing something wrong as this was an expensive resin compared to some others I've seen or could my activator spray be causing the problem?
Answer Hi Kirstin
Are you in the UK, i have not used this product, is it a gel? Are the wraps you are doing with silk or fibreglass or are they gel overlays, if you have been using a resin, this tells me the wraps you are doing are with fibre or silk in which case this wrapture product may not be suitable as it may just be a glue which will dry brittle and crack, where as the resin is more flexible, i need to know exactly the process you are doing and the products you use.
