What Influences the Nail Styles Your Clients Request?
Why do some clients opt for pink-and-whites while others like wearing funky nail art?
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Why do some clients opt for pink-and-whites while others like wearing funky nail art?
Bella Martinelli creates a design inspired by denim.
Victoria Zegarelli of Nail Bar Lounge in Long Island, N.Y., shows how to make this floral outline nail art.
A small, hidden design on the underside of a nail is a perfect way for flashy clients, (and even shy ones too), to show off your work. Clients will love showing their friends the little detail, and pulling off this feat is rather simple for techs. G Elizondo of D’Hair to Be Different Salon in Las Vegas, shows how she creates a hidden heart on the inside of a nail.
Six NAILS readers submit their Valentine's Day-inspired nail art designs.
Reduce your time doing colored acrylic fills by using this "Reverse Application" method.
Airbrush nail art doesn’t have to be predictable or complicated. It can be fun and pared down. Here we offer you some basic designs to get you out of your rut.
As competition increases, the gap between Asian salons and the rest of the industry is actually getting smaller. To keep their English-speaking clientele, Asian nail technicians are making efforts to learn the language and expand their salon services, while non-Asian salons are discovering the value of quick service and client convenience.
Hiroko Fujikawa of Mars the Salon in Los Angeles, shows how to get these on-trend mermaid talons just in time for summer.
Paint a subtle and sweet egg for spring.