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Are some of your clients too shy to try nail art? Fear not. We rounded up a few nail artists and asked them to come up with simple designs that are big on subtlety and short on flashiness. Take inspiration from their work and start turning your French and polish-only clients into nail art patrons.
At ISSE the theme for the handpainted nail art competition was “Cocktails, Anyone?” I snapped some photos of the winning designs during the awards ceremony, so I thought I’d share them here. Which is your favorite
Paola Ponce shows how to create a cow print cuff nail design.
Young Nails has come out with its own line of special Impression tools to expand nail art capabilities.
Victoria Zegarelli of Nail Bar Lounge in Long Island, N.Y., shows how to make this traditional striped design.
Find out how to create this beautiful 2014 springtime design by Kupa Star Educator Yire Castillo using Divinity acrylics and Artfinity colored powders.
Wear your heart in your nails! Nail tech Kristen D. Noel of Glossed Nails in Lake Havasu City, Ariz., created this full-of-love encapsulated acrylic look.
Jaclyn Clara, Vaughan, Ontario, Canada
Teen Vogue, in its June 2012 issue, recommends four fun and easy nail art designs for summer.
Kim Hanzlik, Nails, Hands, Feet and Toes, Winnemucca, Nev.
