Hey all! I am learning so much as I go, here are two nail sets I've done recently. Please help me get better. Both are builder gel, both are hard gel. I work independently, so I don't really get feedback from anybody but my clients.

Check in nail techs. Where are you here from and what are 3 challenges you are facing right now as a nail tech? Let us know below.

Question for you all, I've had some clients experience lifting when using Tack and Jimmygel. Their nails are getting longer, is this the sign it's time to switch to hard gel? It's only annoying because it takes my service longer to clean all the lifting up. The polish has stayed on, it's just the lifting underneath. I'm also taking it as a sign that the nails are getting long enough that they need a little more structure than I was doing when they were a shorter length. Is this the right way to think?

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