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SEARCHThis week wasn’t any different from last week. We wrapped up all the styles of pedicures. We had a slow week — it rained in San Diego, which is our idea of a snowstorm and most
This week wasn’t any different from last week. We wrapped up all the styles of pedicures.
We had a slow week — it rained in San Diego, which is our idea of a snowstorm and most of us stay in. LOL.
It gave us time to give each other some services and work on our nail art. A classmate and I gave each other Shellac manis. I chose blue and gold for mine. I just love the Additives from CND. My classmate, Ashley, chose black Shellac and a plum Additive.
Over the weekend, I went to a little girls’ tea party. I polished and “blinged” out their nails. I showed them how to do their own designs. It was fun!
I find myself dreaming of nails and everything I want to do. I tuned in Sunday night to Nail Talk Radio. (It’s an online broadcast dedicated to the nail industry.) I took some mental notes. I can’t wait to become licensed and use my new skills and tips! Tips! Tips of advice and nail enhancements. LOL.
— Jessica
As of this writing this instalment of my nail student blog may be the last one for a while. Similar to many schools and other institutions around the world, due to the threat of the coronavirus pandemic classes at San Diego City College have been suspended until further notice.
I was fortunate enough to attend the three-day International Salon & Spa Expo (ISSE) held in Long Beach, Calif., January 26-28.
The first semester of nail school is now in the rear view mirror! I am now officially 50% done with my education to become a licensed nail technician.
We had two tests this week: 1) UV and LED Gels and 2) The Creative Touch.
This week we had a test on electric filing. We also received a lecture on UV and LED gels during the week (overlays and extensions).
Student blogger Gregory Fletcher shares his Nail Camp experiences.
During week seven we began performing nail services on clients.
During week six, we learned about nail product chemistry and the basics of electricity.
During week five, we received another lecture on skin structure, growth, and nutrition and tests on pedicures and nail tips and wraps. A good portion of the week was focused on giving manicures.
During week four, we had lectures on pedicures and on skin structure, growth, and nutrition.
This week we received lectures on chemistry and liquid and powder enhancements (acrylic) and had our first hands-on lab with reallive people.
This week we had our first written tests (multiple choice) and our first practical (nail tips).
I survived my first week of nail school! Well, I assumed that I would. But you never know!
NAILS has a new student blogger! San Diego-based Gregory Fletcher is looking forward to getting into the nail industry after retiring from his first career in the financial services industry
Let’s continue to shine, continue to spread light, joy and love to all around us! We’ll make a difference one smile, one hug, one nail service at a time!
It’s been such a long journey, from being excited and feeling unstoppable to being tired and exhausted and feeling like I couldn’t do it anymore. Now, every day that passes and I get closer to my graduation date I get more and more energy.
It was a really exciting week for me, and I'm starting to see the finish line as I continue to progres.
