As you will see from my photo, the Bio Sculpture nails are still perfect and going strong. Don’t know what I am talking about? Read my post on My Perfect Red Nails.

The nails are just so shiny which has been really surprising for me. I don’t want to sound like a broken record but my previous bad experiences with ‘fake’ nails have left me scarred so everyday my Bio Sculptures look pretty I just get more and more happy.

Something I did neglect to mention in my last post about Bio Sculpture is that the company is designed to stamp out rogue traders. What does this mean? Well you cannot buy any Bio Sculpture products unless you have completed a training course run by the company. This is a great thing and while it may sound over-the-top, it means only the informed have access to the products. You may want to buy some coloured gels to learn at home but unless you do training you wont be allowed. I LOVE THAT! It gives me such confidence in the brand and I know I an go have my nails done without being worried that the technician has no idea how to use the products. Bravo Bio Sculpture!

Still looking good after 8 days!

Another great thing I have discovered about having Bio Sculpture nails is that it makes painting your nails SO easy. Yes, you heard right. You can still paint your nails! Having a Bio Sculpture mani or pedi doesn’t mean you are stuck with your colour choice for weeks. The smooth finish on Bio Sculpture means you can paint straight over them. Amazing. It is important to use an acetone free nail polish remover and apply a layer of the Bio Sculpture Top Coat before using a different brand of nail polish. This will just make sure that whatever is in the nail polish you choose to use won’t damage the Bio Sculpture nail.

If you are a lover of nail polish and like to change your colour often, I suggest you opt for a light or natural coloured pigment for your Bio Sculpture nail so that way you are limited in choice as to what colour will cover it. Because I chose a vibrant Red, pale colours won’t cover it. Oh and that is more than fine with me because I am a dark varnish lover.

That brings us to the end of Week 1. Tune in to see if they last the distance!

Products I have been using this week

• Home Care Gift Pack Large – AU $29.70 rrp (A percentage of Home Care pack sales go to Breast Cancer research)
• Acetone Free Nail Polish Remover 100ml – AU $9.60 rrp
• High Gloss Top Coat – AU $17.35 rrp
• Nail & Cuticle Conditioner – AU $17.35 rrp

Home Care Gift Pack in Large includes the Acetone Free Nail Polish Remover and High Gloss Top Coat

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