The Nail Hub Podcast: My First Magazine Cover
Elizabeth Morris of The Nail Hub did NAILS Magazine's July cover! In this episode, she talks about her experience and how to get yourself out there in the industry.
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Elizabeth Morris of The Nail Hub did NAILS Magazine's July cover! In this episode, she talks about her experience and how to get yourself out there in the industry.
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