A Woman’s Work…Is in the Salon
The nail industry is a great place for working mothers- if you’re organized, educated and know how to prioritize.
by JoLynn Vensel, staff editor
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The nail industry is a great place for working mothers- if you’re organized, educated and know how to prioritize.
The warm months allow you to go a little wild with color swatches.
I spotted Orly founder and CEO Jeff Pink on the show floor getting his pinky nails polished with Orly GelFX (one in navy blue, one in black). Nice to see the guys sporting the long-lasting colors.
When it comes to nail treatments, manufacturers aren’t just seeing clearly. As the caretaker of your clients’ nails, making sure nails are in a healthy condition to be painted is just as important as the manicure itself.
Earlier this month, I went to the Premiere Orlando International Beauty Event; this is the first time I’ve attended this show, and I felt an energy and excitement there that I haven’t felt at any of the other beauty shows I’ve been to. I’m sharing some of my pictures here.
From points to ovals to squares to anything goes, manufacturers borrow from the dental, plastics, and prosthetics industries
Golden Globe-nominated Ugly Betty actress America Ferrera was anything but at the awards show earlier this month.
The March issue of Self Magazine helps readers choose "pretty spring manicures."
InStyle lists two innovative products for its readers, the Orly Smudge Fixer and a Revlon polish that smells fruity.
At just 12 years old, Alanna J. Wall and her group of volunteers have banded together to put some polish in the lives of those who need it most.