Publisher's Note: This Issue Is Jam Packed
Happy new year from your friends at NAILS.
Creative Nail, Tammy Taylor Host Who's Who Competitions
The first professional nail competition at the First Annual Who’s Who Nail Exposition happens January 3-4, 1988
Publisher's Note: We're on the Move
NAILS Magazine is moving its office location.
Publisher’s Note: Look for the Good in the Industry
Nailco Plans Next Seminar; Expands Facility And Operations
Free-Standing Nail School in Atlanta Receives Accreditation
Nailco Turns Magic ’87 Trade Show Into Charitable Event
Publisher's Note: Nail Technicians Earn Professional Status
The nail technician as professional is not a novel idea. Long gone is the stereotype of manicurists as “that buff and file girl at the back of the shop.”
Publisher's Note: Cover Shot Gets Very Involved
Our first major cover piece on polish generated excitement, enthusiasm, as manufacturers were contacted, research completed and product samples requested and received.
Publisher's Note: Keep Your Letters Coming!
When you write and say, “Please tell me everything about this topic and that problem,” you can be sure that we put it on our list of articles for future issues of NAILS.
Jack Sperling’s Expo in Dallas Geared to Professionals Only
Seminar program that includes presentations on make-up and skin care; nail disorders and their treatment.
Nail Technicians America, a Growing Member of the NCA Family
A small group of dedicated, farsighted, and hardworking nail technicians, active in the youngest chapter of the nation’s largest cosmetology association, is beginning to have their impact.
Publisher's Note
January 1987: A new year replete with images of accomplishments achieved, of goals unfulfilled, of New Year’s resolutions broken too soon, of personal gains, business successes.
Editor's note: November Is the Time to Be Thankful
Has Olympic athlete Florence Griffith-Joyner started something new — long nails and nail art?
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Publisher's Note: Learning From Difficult Situations