Just My Opinion: Acrylics vs. Bacteria
by Cathy McGee Neben
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In her second column, Dr. Stern covers spoon-shaped nails, Mee’s lines, habit tic, and more.
The Nail Doctor is back to discuss nail biting and malalignment.
Athletes may not be the stereotypical salon client, but there still is a market for sports lovers in the nail world!
You may be surprised to learn that scotch tape is a key ingredient when repairing badly damaged toenails. Athena Elliott, the owner of SPAthena in Houston and a certified Medical Nail Technician, describes her method of rebuilding toenails when clients have very little nail.
This week has been more of a classroom week. Now that I have started working on the floor, it has been hard to sit still in a classroom. The good thing is I was on the
Wow, this was an easy week. Even though I had long days every day due to my self-inflicted work schedule after school and an emergency run to the AT&T store to replace a non-functioning cell phone,
Why should nail technicians be allowed to diagnose, work on, and treat infections using over-the counter products without having gone to medical school?
The Nail Doctor is back to tell us about nail deformities and the safety of artificial nails during pregnancy.
Ingrown toenails are a common issue. Learn all about ingrown toenails and what to do as a nail tech if your client asks for your help with one.
