
Young Nails Vlog #61: The Blood Drip Nail
Young Nails president Greg Salo demonstrates how to create a blood drip nail in two different ways: using Go Time gel-polish and Caption polish and using Go Time and acrylic powder.
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Young Nails president Greg Salo demonstrates how to create a blood drip nail in two different ways: using Go Time gel-polish and Caption polish and using Go Time and acrylic powder.









Young Nails president Greg Salo took inspiration from the movie IT to create this scary clown nail using Mission Control Paint.
NAILS Next Top Nail Artist S. 5 Challenge #3 sponsored by LeChat asked contestants to create nail art showing two things or people that go together using gel-polish only. Here is Jenna's entry. Click here to see all 10 entries.
Head to Toe’s (h2T) new addition to its Hand and Foot Therapy Line is the Pumpkin Peel with Natural Exfoliating Fiber.
Create an easy chevron nail art design using SO Gel Nails striping tape. Here's a how-to.
Erica of EricasATA Inc. shares how to assemble and use the company's nail vacuum system.
How to use a NailpopitUSA form to make a sculpted stilletto,french nail with a great arch!
Kirsty Meakin of Naio Nails shows how to created a cuffed nail design using gel-polish.
Manicurist Hatsuki Furutani worked with a large team with director Mizuki Kawano and Producer Yuna Takayama to create this magnificent stop-motion animation on nails. "We printed three-dimensional artificial nails by importing the animation data into the “ProJet 660 Pro” full color 3D printer. A total of 521 nails were produced by the printer, the thinnest parts measuring only 0.56mm," says the team. "We attached and replaced the nails to an actual human hand, and filmed frame by frame." The video is purely a stop-motion animation without use of computer graphics. You Might Also Like: Nail Art Animation Featuring the Kia Picanto Car
Reveal by Hand and Nail Harmony are UV or LED-cured gels that bond to the natural nail using a fused keratin bonding system without the use of harsh acids for retention.