What's the Next Nail Trend?
Glamour columnist Andrea Pomerantz Lustig tells readers to try an ombre manicure, where colors change from nail to nail.
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Glamour columnist Andrea Pomerantz Lustig tells readers to try an ombre manicure, where colors change from nail to nail.
June 29, 2010 AND I PASSED!!! That’s right; I passed all of my tests with A’s!!! I am now able to work on the clinic floor — meaning I can now take clients at school! I am so
Allure magazine put together a list of polishes, special effect polishes, basecoats, topcoats, cuticle creams, and nail polish removers that they consider to be "superior."
Ask a nail student what she thinks about touching strangers’ feet and you’re likely to get a grimace. But somehow, as their careers progress, most nail techs learn to love feet. We asked a group of techs who specialize in pedicures to tell us how their love affair with feet began and what they do that’s so special.
A look into Eva Scrivo's Fifth Avenue nail room.
The nail industry is beginning to understand the dangers of methyl methacrylate. But more nail technicians need to take action.
Fashion-forward clients who love their stilettos can suffer a variety of foot problems ranging from calluses to neuromas. Educate yourself about these conditions to ensure your “well-heeled” clients are a shoe-in for foot health.
Nail biting not only looks ugly, but can injure the nail matrix and lead to infection. Shape magazine tells readers how to break the biting habit.
Having trouble airbrushing designs on your own nails?
Shari Finger, owner of Finger's Nail Studio in W. Dundee, Ill., did sculptured acrylic nails on this month's cover model.