February 1, 2010 | Demo
More and more manufacturers are creating soak-off gels, including ones that look and feel similar to nail polish. New company Hand & Nail Harmony demonstrates how to use its product Gelish Color Gels.
Nails by Leticia Lujan, Attitudes with Style, Bakersfield, Calif.
January 20, 2010 | Demo
Nails by Liz Hyerstay, Eugene, Ore.
January 1, 2010 | Demo
Nails by Svetlana Zahra, Paola, Malta
If you’re looking for a unique service to add to your menu, consider testing the waters with a current nail art trend: aquarium nails.
Step-by-step by Talons Nail Evolution, Victoria, B.C., Canada
Denae Sambrano of Sparks, Nev., shows how she makes these cathedral-quality stained glass nails. “It’s something that is very easy to do and it looks beautiful on the nails,” she says. Sambrano is an educator for Young Nails, and for these nails she uses Young Nails’ Imagination Liquid Art colors.
NSI’s Balance Glitter Color Gels offer exceptional strength and adhesion. The Rock Star Collection of Glitter Gels has a high concentration of glitter while still being easy to apply, and the gels cure in two minutes flat with the NSI Ultra Pro Full Hand Lamp.
December 7, 2009 | Demo
Nails by Angel Smith, Young Nails educator
December 1, 2009 | Demo
Adding nail enhancements to bitten nails can be a rather complicated and tricky procedure.
The French Tip Dip Tool is a new technique used to create a perfect smile line with minimal effort and hyper speed.
NK EZ Way Treatments' Gloves and Socks allow you to soften cuticles without a water soak.
If you want to add some festive cheer to your acrylic repertoire, check out the Christmas nails of these two skilled techs.
With the new matte polish craze this fall, we used OPI’s matching matte and shiny versions of the same color to create a monochromatic French look. It’s a great understated but fun look for the holidays.
Step-by-step by The Painted Nail, Sherman Oaks, Calif.
The Next Generation of E-Files15 photos
Flocking Flurries: 3-D Textured Nail Art Products16 photos
Tea tree oil, also known as melaleuca, it is extracted from the leaves of the Australian tea tree for its antiseptic and antibacterial uses. Tea tree ... Learn More
What’s the best way to recruit techs for a new salon?
What low-cost extras do you provide that clients perceive as having a high value?
Do I need a special permit to do medical pedicures?
Should the salon owner do nails herself?
How do you react to negative feedback?
Featured Products & Promotions | Advertisement
Big Book 2013-2014
$40.00
VietSALON - March/April 2013
$5.00
How big is the U.S. nail business? $7.3 billion. What's the average service price for a manicure? Dig into our decades' deep research archives.
View All
The U.S. Vietnamese salon industry represents more than half of all salons. VietSALON serves this market with a bi-monthly Vietnamese language print magazine and a community-oriented website.
Get a free preview issue and a Free Gift Subscribe Today!
