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Just 26 years old, nail tech Stella Sampson has been working for a cosmetics company since early 2015, after studying chemical engineering at the National Technical University of Athens for five-and-a-half years.
In our fourth installment of our new series, NAILS explores services you can add to your menu to increase your revenue and offer your clients convenience. This month, we take a look at permanent makeup.
Makeup artist Jamie Dorman created looks that specifically matched nail artist Kayo Higuchi’s work.
Nothing goes hand-in-hand with polish quite like makeup. Stock up or add to your existing retail makeup offerings with these products. From subtle cover-ups to bold shadows, these cosmetics will definitely complement your customers’ color palettes and polish choices.
Many polish brands are coming out with matching lipstick shades, according to Shape magazine's March issue.
Tina Ciesla of BloomingNails in Birmingham, Ala., used Entity gels and Eye Kandy Cosmetics glitters to create this great winter design.
Common beauty goods make great nail tools, according to an article featured in Allure magazine's September 2012 "Nail Report."
Amidst the current surge of nail art comes a new trend in temporary body art; for lack of a better term, we’ve dubbed it lip art.
After nailing makeup products, Bodyography has gone one step further into the world of color: nail polish.
According to the April 2012 issue of InStyle magazine, opposite — and even clashing — hues of polish and lipstick can look good together.
