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In the restaurant business they say white dishes make the best canvas to show off a beautiful dish. The same can be said for this season’s new nail colors. The lovely palette — from crimson to cocoa, teal to tangerine, and moss to mulberry — looks good enough to eat. What better way to present some of this season’s most lovely colors than the way a chef would in a fine dining establishment?
The primary use of this mousse for nails is to reduce polish drying time to mere minutes.
Sarah R creates a glitter fade with autumn colors.
Suzie Moskal creates a nail art design incorporating black and silver polish topped with gold stars. This is a great look for New Years celebrations.
After only a year and a half, The Polish Room in Orlando, Fla., packs in a steady, nail art-loving clientele. The tight-knit staff even travels to the Premiere Orlando show together for education and shopping.
An easy to follow nail art tutorial by Divine by Design demonstrating how to produce an elegant bridal nail art with gel-polishes including CND Shellac.
Artist’e by Bio Seaweed Gel gives traditional color gel an easy-to-control water gel art effect. To win Artist'e, leave a comment on this blog post and tell us what nail art design you are most excited to try.
Here are three ways you can add Essie Luxeeffects to spice up your regular polish.
This video from the NAILS Troubleshooter series shows MaeLing Parrish using a makeup sponge to dab different colors of polish onto the nail to make a unique design.
Denise Heavner of Jefferson, Ohio demonstrates how to sandwich these snowflake stamps between layers of polish.
