Bridal manicure

Saw many different types of bridal packages...

1) What is the different between french and gelish mani?

2) how do we tell them the design we want?
I have attached a design. What is it?? Classic with nail art??

3) any feedback on homenails?
https://m.facebook.com/HomeNails?_rdr

4) any shop to reccomend?

Thanks
 

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Hi for your reference. I did gelish manicure for my pre wedding shoot as per pic attached. My manicurist is at woodlands do pm me for more info. :) cheers!
 

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Saw many different types of bridal packages...

1) What is the different between french and gelish mani?

2) how do we tell them the design we want?
I have attached a design. What is it?? Classic with nail art??

3) any feedback on homenails?
https://m.facebook.com/HomeNails?_rdr

4) any shop to reccomend?

Thanks

French refers to the design, which is essentially leaving the original nail part uncoloured while the long part of your nail that has grown beyond the length of your finger is colored white as a contrast.. Gel refers to applying a coat of gel to make your manicure last longer. Usually manicures can easily get "chipped" or "damaged" with normal wear and tear like washing your hands or accidentally hitting your nails against something. Gelling helps to preserve them for about 3 weeks and maybe more if you protect your nails well.. So you can have an ungelled French, a gelled French, an ungelled manicure of another design, or a gelled manicure of another design..
 
French refers to the design, which is essentially leaving the original nail part uncoloured while the long part of your nail that has grown beyond the length of your finger is colored white as a contrast.. Gel refers to applying a coat of gel to make your manicure last longer. Usually manicures can easily get "chipped" or "damaged" with normal wear and tear like washing your hands or accidentally hitting your nails against something. Gelling helps to preserve them for about 3 weeks and maybe more if you protect your nails well.. So you can have an ungelled French, a gelled French, an ungelled manicure of another design, or a gelled manicure of another design..
Thanks !!
 

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