3-D Flower for Me
Nails by Cassie Fero, Eugene, Ore.
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This showstopping design would go great with a client's little black dress.
Nails by Cassie Fero, Eugene, Ore.
Use LeChat’s Mirano Multi-Effx Metallic Pigment to create unique, luminous color-shifting effects. When the pigments are layered over dark shades, the resulting color will shift when the light changes.
Kai Keach, owner of Kai’s Kottage in Titusville, Fla., is a loyal user of Bio Sculpture Gel products and has become known for her elegant manicures with a single rhinestone placed at the focal point of the design.Here she shows how she crafts a red French design with two white nail art disks on either side to accentuate the rhinestone.
Follow these steps to see how this nail tech created a shielded look.
Show your clients that you’re the queen of gel fashion by offering them the latest seasonal colors this year in their favorite soak-off brand.
Dana Cecil of Dover, Ohio, shows how to make this vintage-inspired nail art design.
As gels increase in popularity, manufacturers plant a wider variety of color gels into their lines so techs can match the different seasons. From pastel pinks to bold blues and pretty purples in-between, here’s a sampling of the latest spring gel collections.
This nail service from Bio Sculpture Gel uses naturally shed snakeskin to create a venomously hot look.
