Cilla's Nails :-) - Latest Comments

Re: About Me! :-)

plbrooks — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 14:03:27 -0000

Hi there....sorry but I don't know your name. The fumes are not dangerous, what you need to be careful of is the dust! Be sure to wear a mask when filing nails because if not you will definately breath in the dust and that is the only hazardous part of the job in my opinion! :-) Good luck!

Re: Rock Star Toes!

plbrooks — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 13:57:56 -0000

Hi Lisa! Yes they are awesome! I actually have a silver glitter blend and a gold glitter blend that would look awesome! And lets face it.....we really don't see the brides feet for long, so it wouldn't over power anything. :-)

Re: Nails from last week!

plbrooks — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 13:38:28 -0000

Hi Frances!

How are you? Where are you working? Are you still in Reedley?

The artwork is actually temporary body tattoo’s. You can use any tattoo’s you would like. I also purchase the sheets so I can print my own and customize it for my clients.

You just have to be sure to have a somewhat sticky surface when you place the tattoo on. I use a protein bond from Young Nails….it works perfectly! And then of coarse I put a uv gel overlay on top. 

Re: Nails from last week!

Frances Guerra — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 13:22:41 -0000

I love how you put these images on your nails...I do nails as well and I just wanted to find out where do you purchase the images and is there other equipment needed to do it?

Re: Rock Star Toes!

Lisa Miller — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 09:43:57 -0000

I WANT the toes!! Love them. Think brides will be into this look? I think they're a bit funky but still classy and would look good on most age groups, depending on the color chosen. The purple above seems pretty universal to me. Thanks for sharing!!

Re: About Me! :-)

isotta — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 18:20:04 -0000

Hello! Sorry to contact you here but I do not have Facebook XD
I would like to become a nail technician, but there's something that is refrainingm from actually doing a proper training course: is it a dangerous job? I am referring to the daily exposition to the fumes of chemical products. How do you manage to stay safe and be a nail technician at the same time?
Thanks a lot!