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NAILS’ Next Top Nail Artist is searching for licensed nail techs of all experience levels who have that “it” factor. Does one of your recent nail program graduates fit the bill?
The Beacon program provides beauty industry students the opportunity to compete against their peers to win access to invaluable education and networking opportunities.
Use these three simple step-by-steps to help your students practice basic nail art techniques.
As a nail tech, you understand that you must comply with your state board’s regulations. But did you know that you also must comply with OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) regulations as well?
Demonstrate your dedication to infection control education and providing safe services in the salon by becoming Barbicide Certified.
This month we asked nail techs: What do you do for self-care after work?
After a rude awakening when shopping for clothes, Susan Yaqrah immediately took action to lose weight and feel better. In spite of health set backs, this determined nail tech has stayed the course, lost weight, and feels great.
From handmade scrubs, to aromatherapy, to decor, here’s how to take your typical salon offerings from ho-hum to spa-wonderful.
Instructors: NAILS Magazine is looking for our next student blogger for NAILS 101: A Student Blog. Do you have a new student or know someone who will soon be starting nail school? Does this person love to post online and have a true enthusiasm for all things nails? We want to hear from her or him!
Last month, a team of 48 foot care specialists took their wealth of foot-care expertise to the people of St. Kitts and Nevis, who are diabetic and in need of leading-edge, professional foot-care.
Whether e-file use is part of your school’s curriculum or not, it’s a good idea to be able to provide information about this invaluable tool to your students.
When a new client walked into Twins Hair and Nail Salon in Bogue Chitto, Miss., nail tech Linda Haralson took one look at the woman’s nails and knew she had a challenge ahead of her.
On the MenuAbsinthe was once known as hallucinogenic drink and banned; this myth has since been proven false. The products used in this luxurious service include absinthe oil, a sweet anise/black licorice scent with wood undertones that is intoxicating and relaxing.
When 26-year-old nail tech Justin Lundeen realized the negative effects that sitting all day was having on his body, he decided to make health and fitness a priority. Find out how he transformed his physique and found a new passion along the way.
Find out how using aromatherapy in the salon creates a new level of personalization for your clients.
Salon owners often complain that they can't find good nail techs. Here are some tips to help your students meet owners' needs and succeed in the nail industry after graduation.
Whether you are a student, an educator, or a licensee Barbicide has educational opportunities that will take you to the next level with infection control education.
