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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 - sealant


Expert: amber Edwards - 7/1/2009

Question
what can be used on my natural or polished nails to keep them strong and,
more importantly, keep the polish on for 2 or 3 weeks? i'm a licenced
cosmetologist, and want to buy it and apply it myself, but i need to know
what to get, and if im supposed to fill, or remove it each time. i dont want
to get into anything complicated, just something i can apply thinly myself, i
dont mind getting the uv lamp if i need to. what about IBD intense seal? can
i use just that?
thanks!
terri

Answer
There are alot of products out there! You are on the ultimate quest every woman in the world is on!I would try IBD.
Most sealers are made for artificial nails and might have to be filed off.
I would also look into a newer product called Minx.
It's a little hard to do the first time but easy to get the hang of it is a heat activated plastic coating hard to explain check out there website.

Good Luck

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