Allow me to French Halloween ’Ya
Loni Jensen Preato, of Da-Lonnie’s Hair & Nail Studio in Las Vegas, shows how to use a Q-Buffer to make a special “V”-French in a Halloween nail. 1. Prep nail. 2. Prime nail. 3. Apply pink acrylic. 4. Allow pink
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Loni Jensen Preato, of Da-Lonnie’s Hair & Nail Studio in Las Vegas, shows how to use a Q-Buffer to make a special “V”-French in a Halloween nail. 1. Prep nail. 2. Prime nail. 3. Apply pink acrylic. 4. Allow pink




Mooncat’s new Nightmare Before Christmas collection includes three glow in the dark polishes, created in collaboration with Disney.
This month as I was putting together our Crowdsourcing piece I discovered that there are many things that scare you.
The Nail Art Gallery app is scaring up all the inspiration you need when it comes to Halloween.
Stray from kitschy pumpkins and friendly ghosts this Halloween for nail art that’s a little more spooktacular. A handful of talented techs with a dead-serious love for the holiday conjured up some scary tips depicting everything from classic October villains to the nails of a real live zombie.
A recent acquisition by AII, the It’s So Easy brand has for long been known in the nail industry for its extensive nail art striper polish collection and its glittery, rhinestone studded nail art accessories.So it
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Lorri Silvestre, Nail Candy by Lorri, Grover Beach, Calif.
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