Ya girls been MIA for a hot minute, but I just spent agessss scrolling through posts and playing abit of catch up 🥰 November is abit quieter (hopefully) so I'm eager to make abit more of an appearance in the community again. A massive shout out to our wonderful Nicky and everything she has done and continues to do. Also to the incredible techs who made halloween tutorials. Whose keen for Beginner Bootcamp!

Don't forget to wear eye protection/face shields when working regularly on clients 🙏 I went to the optometrist this week and they confirmed that I have scratched the surface of my eyeball from repeated exposure to nail dust 👀 No good. Don't be like me.

I would LOVE to aim big and see if I can reach 1k followers over on Instagram before 2027! If you aren't already, I'd appreciate a follow 🤍🤗 https://www.instagram.com/oasis.instudio?mdxt=MWlvNGMxbWpldGt1ag==

These tools cannot be washed or disinfected! Traditional abrasive nail files and foam buffers are made from porous or layered materials that trap nail dust, skin cells and microorganisms within their surfaces and crevices. Washing removes some visible debris, but it does not prove that microorganisms have been removed or destroyed. Disinfection requires the disinfectant to reach contaminated surfaces at the correct concentration and for the required contact time. 🧼 You cannot reliably guarantee this throughout a porous, layered implement simply by washing it or spraying it with alcohol. Unless a tool has a manufacturer-validated reprocessing method and reuse is permitted by your local regulations, treat it as single-use and discard it after each client. If you cannot reliably clean and disinfect a tool, you cannot safely reuse it on another client! ❌

Watch the video & answer the questions below! ⬇️ I want to know how you approach consultations; whether you're new to the industry, an experienced tech or an educator. 💭 Do you do consultations/have had a consult? 💭 What do you ask? 💭 What are you trying to establish? 💭 If you don't do them, why not? 💭 Did your training actually teach you why consultations are important? Part 2 dropping next week 👀 I’ll be sharing an actual consultation and then breaking down why I ask what I ask. 🫶🏼