NAILS Next Top Nail Artist S. 5 Challenge #6 sponsored by Bio Seaweed Gel asked contestants to create a negative space design on two hands. Click here to see all seven entries. Here is Kostadina's entry.
We visited Young Nails HQ! Tracey Reierson, director of education at Young Nails, shows a complete manicure on NAILS executive editor Beth Livesay and guides us through her thought process when a new client walks through the door. She shows how to remove gel-polish with an electric file, a three-color glitter press technique, and nail stamping tips.This set is also featured on the Young Nails YouTube Channel in vlog #49, featuring an ombre nail with stamping on top: http://www.nailsmag.com/video/119910/mermaid-nail-art-at-young-nails-headquarters
In episode 2007 of America's Next Top Model, the guys and girls all sport nail art for a photo shoot. Here's a behind-the-scenes look at the models' nails "walking" the runway. Watch the full episode on the CW's website.
For NTNA Challenge 2, sponsored by Mia Secret, contestants created safari-themed nail art using the brand's Pastel Macaroons and Gray Jungle collections. Here is Lorna Andrew's entry. See all 11 entries here.
For NTNA Challenge 2, sponsored by Mia Secret, contestants created safari-themed nail art using the brand's Pastel Macaroons and Gray Jungle collections. Here is Carly Snyr's entry. See all 11 entries here.
The demands of the job put nail techs at risk of developing chronic pain in their shoulders and back. Teach your students how proper posture can combat the risk by reducing muscle strain and fatigue.
In this video, Kirsty Meakin shows how to create a scalloped nail using a nail form and colored acrylic powder. This is a design that will really put your sculpting skills to the test and will catch the eye of everyone who sees it. Click here to watch part two.
In this video, Kirsty Meakin shows how to create a scalloped nail using a nail form and acrylic powder. This is a design that will really put your sculpting skills to the test and will catch the eye of everyone who sees it. Click here to watch part one.