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An iconic World War II-era black-and-white photo was the subject of this year’s winning entry. Nail tech Amber Dunson’s skillful artwork captures the exuberance of an American sailor celebrating V-J Day with a kiss in Times Square.
Inspired by the latest color obsession in the beauty world, the Peach Palette collection includes eight delicious crèmes, shimmers, and glitters.
This winter is all about cinematic seduction with Dazzle Dry’s latest curated collection, Noir Romance.
Jarrel Baccus (Stockbridge, GA) creates a 3-D design on a single nail tip using a variety of nail products based on a "music" theme. "The very first thing that came to my mind was MTV videos and the way the broadcast of music videos changed the music industry. For those who don't know the exact history, MTV's very first music video broadcast was on August 1, 1981 for the Buggles "Video Killed the Radio Star". The launch of MTV's music videos mimicked the first man on the moon, only instead of placing the United States flag on the moon it was an MTV flag instead. My 1980 semi-retro-themed nail takes you inside the music study of your favorite musician from the 1980s, KISS."
The world of nails can stretch beyond clients and a table. A test shoot is a unique opportunity to work with other professionals and build a portfolio. Nail tech Diane Diaz takes us inside her first test shoot to share what she learned.
No time for an emergency salon nail fix? Try these.
OPI is partnering with Hello Kitty to celebrate the iconic character's 45th anniversary with a new polish collection.
Kirsty Meakin shows a very simple but effective Valentines Day design using an acrylic base and gel-polish.
We all love our little addictions — whether it’s our cellphone, our favorite videogame, or a well-timed dose of caffeine. If you’ve opted to sacrifice something for Lent, at least you can keep an image of what you’re missing as close as your fingertips.
After a hectic day on the trade show floor, what better place to go than the spa? And what better spa to go to in Chicago than Kiva?
