Trend Watch: Equestrian-Inspired
Gallop in as your clients’ savior by offering trendy horse-and-rider-styled designs, featuring elements like boots and harnesses.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHGallop in as your clients’ savior by offering trendy horse-and-rider-styled designs, featuring elements like boots and harnesses.
Sabrina Watts, Golden Lady Nail, Cleveland, Ohio
Valerie Christie, Desire Salon Spa, Ft. Worth, TX
Nicole Krawiec uses nail art stripers to create this animal-inspired design.
Kim Hanzlik, Nails, Hands, Feet and Toes, Winnemucca, NV
Stephanie Mercer, Stephanie Does Nails, Duncan, BC, Canada
Use a simple kitchen sponge as a tool to create the background of this bold animal print design by Mindy Hardy.
Nicole Brown, Certified LCN National Trainer, Thomas Scott Salon & Spa, Frederick, MD
Christina Zalec, Ontario, Canada
Valerie Christie, Desire Salon Spa, Ft. Worth, TX
Katie Pfaff adds brightly accented black spots for a fun animal print design.
Anna Vasquez, Flagstaff, Ariz.
Beth Ericksen, Ladies Room, Hanford, CA
Denise Heavner
Dani Willis, Dani's Mani & Pedi at Castle Hair Studio, Roxbury, Mass.
When a bride-to-be chooses you to create her wedding day nail look, it’s important to make the nails complement the overall look and theme of the wedding and reception. What do her invitations look like? What about bridesmaid dresses and accessories? Four nail techs pitch nail ideas to brides based on their wedding schemes.
Bridget Wehde, Nails by Bridget, Medford, Oregon