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Greetings from the Internet! Nail-related activities and information have been growing on the Internet at a phenomenal rate. Here’s a quick survey of what’s been going on in cyberspace when it comes to the keyword nails.
NSI’s products and techniques make a French backfill easier and faster. Accurate placement of a new smile line will make this service last up to four weeks.
Though this was Ferraro’s first time doing a cover for NAILS, she is no stranger to photo shoots. Her work has graced the hands of many a model in NSI’s print ads.
Designed with the growth in the market for permanent French manicures in mind, these colored monomers don’t clean like laundry soap, they just make the nails look cleaner.
The attraction of light-cured products is that you do away with solvents, says one manufacturer.
A fast-set acrylic system simplifies and shortens the application process, allowing technicians to accommodate more clients in a day.
Light-cured gels often have been described as a pre-mixed, liquid form of acrylic. Not true, say chemists, who explain here what gels are made of and how they work.
Nail technician want to dry polish fast, showcase it with a glossy shine, and preserve it with a durable finish. Can a top coat do all this?
Acrylic systems that cure with UV light eliminate odor in the salon and have the added benefit of ending lifting.
Using a light-based nail technique lends an aura of advanced technology to your work that enhances its value to clients. Now, the power of light is harnessed to cure gels, to quickly dry top coats and polish seals, and even to polymerize liquid and powder systems.
Avoiding allergic reactions and lifting with gel systems is a matter of precision and correct technique.
Today's gel systems combine flexibility, strength, and plenty of profit potential
