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Make Your Own Nail Decals!

How is your year going so far? Got that retail area spruced up and plans for making the restroom seem like a part of the salon instead of a convenient store stop? Have you seen anything

January 12, 2012
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How is your year going so far? Got that retail area spruced up and plans for making the restroom seem like a part of the salon instead of a convenient store stop? Have you seen anything interesting with your nail eyes yet this year?


My husband and I decided to get our son tickets to Monster Jam for Christmas and the event was this past Friday night. You know that my nail eyes were feeling like a kid at a candy shop with all the cool custom graphics and colors on the trucks. The Hot Wheels truck grabbed my attention the most often and even after leaving I could not get it off my mind. I tend not to be happy until I interpret an idea the best I can on nails whether it be mine or someone else’s. This leads us to a new video in which I am going to show you how to make your own decals!

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Making custom decals means custom pricing and it also helps eliminate the need to have less cool art on your backwards hand because by creating a decal it can be the same on both hands. I have used Shellac in the video since that is something I work with often, however this can be and has been done by other people using other mediums so be sure to have a go at it with whatever you use!

— Holly

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