A Different Smile Line
This photo of Rihanna’s happy/sad face nails was all over the gossip rags and beauty publications after London’s Jingle Ball last month. And the consensus was that the nails Jingle Bell rocked.
by Jayna Rust
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This photo of Rihanna’s happy/sad face nails was all over the gossip rags and beauty publications after London’s Jingle Ball last month. And the consensus was that the nails Jingle Bell rocked.
One look can be executed in three ways. Learn the techniques behind each and find out what makes them structurally unique.
Having a crisp, deep smile line can set your work apart from other nail techs in your area. It’s one of the easiest ways to advertise yourself as an above-average tech who puts extra effort into her services. CND educator Kimberly Jones, of Patrick’s of Atlanta in Buford, Ga., explains how she gets these great-looking smile lines.
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Here Holly Schippers gives some tips on how to make smile lines in gel polish, traditional gel, acrylic, and polish.
In this video, Kirsty Meakin shows how to create a chevron shaped smile line.
To create that perfect and crisp smile line, it’s all about your brush work.
I hope this tutorial video will help you unravel the mystery of the liquid-and-powder smile line.