Australian Nail Industry Up and Coming
Maggie Schmiedte reports that Australian technicians are hungry for education, even though licensing is not required in that country.
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Maggie Schmiedte reports that Australian technicians are hungry for education, even though licensing is not required in that country.
Honorees included all "early adopters"
A behind the scenes look at how products are developed.
Industry leaders share their company agendas for 1993.
For the second time, Creative Nail Design president Jan Bragulla has been named the National Nail Technicians Group’s (NNTG) Person of the Year.
Try electric mitts, heating pads, or even a mug warmer to keep acrylic from crystallizing during the winter.
Whatever the season, whatever their mood, there is a polish that will help your clients express it.
It is especially gratifying to be presented with a Who’s Who Readers’ Choice Award because the honor comes from the people who actually use the products.
Bragulla earned the award for her efforts to raise the consciousness and professionalism of nail technicians
esigned expressly to alleviate unpleasant fumes that often accompany sculptured nail application, these systems could ultimately replace more conventional, high-odor systems almost completely, according to some manufacturers, contributing to a more pleasant salon work environment.