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About amber Edwards
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I can answer any question that has to do with artificial nails, manicures,pedicures,new items on the market,distributors and trade show related questions.

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I have been working in every facet of the industry for 18 years. Being a licensed nailtech/teacher has helped me in becoming a nail division manager for a Illinois distributor for quite a few years to moving on to independent salon educator and spa consultant,I will also be teaching a class at the beauty show in Chicago for the INTA this year.

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Nails magazine Oct 07-08

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Nailtechnicians license in Illinois Nail technology Teaching license in Illinois Certified in over 20 product lines

 
   

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Nail Care & Manicures - silk wraps


Expert: amber Edwards - 11/1/2009

Question
ok so i have silk wraps for 2 months and im growing my nails for them to be all the same length because there was no other way for me to do that because my nails are weak and keep breaking.is there a way to keep my nail underneath the wrap strong in any way and when i take them off what nail strengthener should i use?

Answer
Hi Dina,

Sorry to say but anytime you put any artificial product on your nails it weakens them!
The old saying is true, if you have never had strong nails you never will.
any Vitamin that has Biotin will promote healthy nails and hair.to keep your nails in good
shape put nail oil under the nails a few times a week this will help keep your nails conditioned
and not get dry and brittle under the silk!The glue used for silk can be very drying!



Good Luck!

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