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Technique|Articles|Oct 1, 2004

A Wrap in Time: History of the Nail Wrap

Whether linen, paper, silk, or fiberglass, chances are you’ve seen or done a wrap before. But have you ever thought about its humble beginnings? We decided to take a trip back in time to track the origins of wraps and see how far they’ve come.

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Technique|Articles|Mar 1, 2004

Do You Speak Spa?

Simplicity is key when you want to add that upscale spa feel to your basic pedicure, says industry consultant Bonnie Canavino/

Wellness|Articles|Feb 1, 2004

Nail Strengtheners: What’s in the Bottle?

One of the best-selling retail items in most salons, nail strengtheners remain a bit of a mystery to clients and nail techs alike. Here we tell you how the different types of strengtheners work and when you should use them.

Nail Design|Articles|Dec 1, 2003

Getting Polish to Stay

For all the work you do to get your clients’ polish to last — from buffing to using the best in top coats — something keeps making it chip and tear away. Frustrated? Read on for tips from some of the trade’s utmost experts on how to make polish longer-lasting.

Technique|Articles|Sep 1, 2003

Back to the Nail Basics

Natural nail care services are gaining a surge in popularity, thanks to creative nail technicians coming up with twists on the traditional manicure and pedicure basics you might have forgotten about - and to inspire you to update your menu with new - and fun - natural services.

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Technique|Articles|Aug 1, 2003

What’s in a File?

From filing to shaping, a nail file is one of the most important tools in any nail service. Use this guide to prep you on files — from grit types and what files are made of to what to look for in a quality abrasive.

Technique|Articles|Jul 1, 2002

The Help Desk

"I have been a nail tech for a little over two years and I still have trouble blending the tips so that they don’t show through the acrylic at all. Do you have any advice?"

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