Nail Fashions Change
From points to ovals to squares to anything goes, manufacturers borrow from the dental, plastics, and prosthetics industries
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From points to ovals to squares to anything goes, manufacturers borrow from the dental, plastics, and prosthetics industries









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 Bojana Radojicic's entry.
The product will smooth the nail surface while protecting the nail from UV rays.
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.
Don't like matte polish? According to Woman's Day, Orly's Metal Chic Collection is a good alternative.
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.
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.
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.
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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.