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Is a machine the future of nail art?Last night, I attended a West Coast launch event for Tat’z Nail’z, a nail art printer that literally prints a completed design onto your nail (that’s my machine-printed design
Leanne Brown (Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada)
Morgan Galaider, The Nail Studio, Coconut Creek, Fla. @morganashley.beauty
Kim Tu, That Nail Girl, Bradford, England
Cynthia McKenzie-Cook, Modish Nails by Cynthia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Adrienne Bishop, Nail Crazed, Spanish Fork, Utah. @adriebishop
Lorri Silvestre, Nail Candy by Lorri, Grover Beach, Calif.
Tina Zavala, Pretty Nails and Spa, Akron, Ohio
This nail art technique uses sparkling halfmoons made of OPI's Liquid Sand.You Might Also Like: The Liquid Sand Gradient Manicure
Celebrity nail stylist Kimmie Kyees shares how to create a negative space mani with just polish, acetone, and Q-tips.
