NTNA S. 6 Challenge 1: Clear Gold Nail Art (Carly)

For NTNA Challenge 1, sponsored by Orly, contestants created nails using the company’s Builder in a Bottle, based on the theme “Seeing Clearly.” Here is Carly Snyr’s entry.

NTNA S. 6 Challenge 1: 3-D Geometric Nail Art (Stella)

For NTNA Challenge 1, sponsored by Orly, contestants created nails using the company’s Builder in a Bottle, based on the theme “Seeing Clearly.” Here is Stella Sampson’s entry.

Premiere Orlando 2011: Beauty Tech Networking Event

On Saturday night before the Premiere Orlando beauty show even started, more than 200 nail techs got together to catch up with old friends, meet new friends, and enjoy a night of networking with other like-minded colleagues.

NTNA S. 6 Challenge 1: Clear Bubble Nail Art (Ashley)

For NTNA Challenge 1, sponsored by Orly, contestants created nails using the company’s Builder in a Bottle, based on the theme “Seeing Clearly.” Here is Ashley Hoffman’s entry.

NTNA S. 6 Challenge 1: Crystal Jewelry Nail Art (Emily)

For NTNA Challenge 1, sponsored by Orly, contestants created nails using the company’s Builder in a Bottle, based on the theme “Seeing Clearly.” Here is Emily Nash’s entry.

NTNA S. 6 Challenge 1: Nature Nail Art (Nixxi)

For NTNA Challenge 1, sponsored by Orly, contestants created nails using the company’s Builder in a Bottle, based on the theme “Seeing Clearly.” Here is Nixxi Rose’s entry.

NTNA S. 6 Challenge 1: Mindful Nail Art (Jerilee)

For NTNA Challenge 1, sponsored by Orly, contestants created nails using the company’s Builder in a Bottle, based on the theme “Seeing Clearly.” Here is Jerilee Fair’s entry.

NTNA S. 6 Challenge 1: Japanese Monster Nail Art (Kelsey)

For NTNA Challenge 1, sponsored by Orly, contestants created nails using the company’s Builder in a Bottle, based on the theme “Seeing Clearly.” Here is Kelsey Waldo’s entry.

NTNA S. 6 Challenge 1: Icy Galaxy Nail Art (Lorna)

For NTNA Challenge 1, sponsored by Orly, contestants created nails using the company’s Builder in a Bottle, based on the theme “Seeing Clearly.” Here is Lorna Andrews’s entry.