Custom-Made Workstations Fit Salon to a “T”
Custom-built nail stations can be tailored to the nail technician's needs -- and at a price that's more comfortable than you think.
by JoLynn Vensel, staff editor
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Custom-built nail stations can be tailored to the nail technician's needs -- and at a price that's more comfortable than you think.
Learn how to create an easy crisscross design using a one-stroke technique.
Sarah R shows how to create a vacation nail design using custom mixed colors and foil.
Suzie Moskal shows how to stretch the time between nail fills while creating a new look. She creates studded furniture-inspired nails for her friend, Grant.
This Las Vegas salon owner visualized a space that was cozy and inviting. See how she converted a storage area into a full-service salon that welcomes guests from all over the world.
If you’ve ever made a cherry pie, you might be familiar with the technique required to create nail tech Kazuko Tomiyama’s intricate lattice nail design.
Opening your first salon can be the most exciting time of your life — but it can also be the most challenging. Robbie Schaeffer lets you in on the trials and tribulations of opening Rob|b: An OPI Concept Salon.
One company whose goal is to satisfy this demand, with a sophisticated combination of product, marketing and merchandising support, is the Ligonier, Pennsylvania-based Anything Goes Inc., owned and operated by the husband and wife team of Richard and Pamela Gross.
Kirsty Meakin of Naio Nails creates a metallic nail design with a ripped effect.
Naio Nails' Kirsty Meakin created this stunning dragon's eye look using acrylic and gel.