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Re: Which kind?
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Posted by Catherine Cartwright Jones on November 28, 1999 at 01:51:28:
In Reply to: Which kind? posted by liz on November 28, 1999 at 00:36:46:
Each has a proper place and time. Both have a fingernail polish smell. I use both. Liquid New Skin.....great if you have reasonable ventillation. You can have a client put the liquid on themselves which has some advantages...it saves you some bother and makes them stop and appreciate it! They'll take better care of their henna if they stop and do this fingernail-polish sort of routine with it. It's great for small hennaes. It's great for nailing henna down as it dries in large jobs, so you can work new areas without former areas falling off. It just smells like nail polish. OK for most. Spray on New Skin requires outstanding ventillation....ie OUTDOORS if you can manage, or at an open window. It smells like a whole nail polish factory. However, for laminating huge areas of teenyweeny fineline foofoo work its Fantastic! If you're doing full bridal up to elbows and knees of threadlike lines, New Skin spray is probably the best way to absolutely insure pristine detail.
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