Why Beauty Pros Go
A recent study explains why beauty professionals leave the industry.
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Sanitize in style with a designer series of sterilizer jars that complement your salon decor.
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As an esthetically pleasing alternative to the boring paper towel, use new Toddy Cloths from Toddy Gear to do a quick clean-up of nail tables or salon reception desks in between clients.
Lucky magazine, in its January 2012 issue, suggested turning a client's favorite outfit into a manicure. Elizabeth Monson, a Lucky blogger, was inspired by Prabal Gurung's pop-art floral blouse.
Nail tech Temeka Jackson of TJ Nail Salon in New Haven, Conn., was featured on CNN and her local Channel 8 television station the week before the presidential inauguration for her popular Obama nail art.
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As part of its Healthy Beauty Awards for 2011, Self named Orly’s Primetime Chip Preventing Primer as the best base coat for nails. “My polish barely chipped all week,” said the mag’s tester.
Teen Vogue, in its January 2012 issue, shares nail tips from the nail pros for creating runway-worthy manicures.
Enjoy these exaggerated bow-inspired nails.
