This NTNA season was the toughest call of them all. Without the judges ever seeing the contestants or nails in person, judging was based on video submissions, Facebook Lives, written descriptions, and final photos from Top 3 contenders.
Helen Christopoulous shows how to make a practice finger out of acrylic.
Ugly Duckling master educator Natasha Harton shows how to create beautiful floral wedding nails.
For the fifth NTNA S.7 challenge sponsored by Ugly Duckling, contestants were asked to bring a nursery rhyme to life on five nails. This is Helen Christopoulos's entry.
For the fifth NTNA S.7 challenge sponsored by Ugly Duckling, contestants were asked to bring a nursery rhyme to life on five nails. This is Kadee Brown's entry.
For the fifth NTNA S.7 challenge sponsored by Ugly Duckling, contestants were asked to bring a nursery rhyme to life on five nails. This is Becca Compton's entry.
For the fifth NTNA S.7 challenge sponsored by Ugly Duckling, contestants were asked to bring a nursery rhyme to life on five nails. This is Giselle Caballero's entry.
For the fifth NTNA S.7 challenge sponsored by Ugly Duckling, contestants were asked to bring a nursery rhyme to life on five nails. This is April Lang's entry.
For the fifth NTNA S.7 challenge sponsored by Ugly Duckling, contestants were asked to bring a nursery rhyme to life on five nails. This is Kelsey Waldo's entry.
For the fifth NTNA S.7 challenge sponsored by Ugly Duckling, contestants were asked to bring a nursery rhyme to life on five nails. This is Stella Sampson's entry.
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