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Two things characterize today’s teens — a strong desire for self-expression and the luxury of disposable income. Both spell good news for the nail industry. As more students nationwide are required to wear uniforms, teens are relying on their nails to make a statement about their individuality.
In an unprecedented year and a half long competition cycle marked by fierce rivalry, veteran competitors, international competitors, and newcomers alike vied for positions on NAILS 2003-2004 coveted Top 25 List.
So who are the brave nail technicians who handle the grooming needs of our industry’s greats? Here’s who does what to whom.
For Tom Bachik there's lots to enjoy with a family and career doing nails in Hollywood.
In this year's NAHA competition, we think they're all winners.
The fourth season of NAILS Next Top Nail Artist once again brings together three international competitors to meet for the first time at America’s Beauty Show in Chicago. All three arrive as finalists, but only one can leave as the Season Four champion.
Olympic gold medallist Florence Griffith Joyner kicked off her company’s $100,000 nail art contest at a fundraiser to benefit the Florence Griffith Joyner Youth Foundation.
Flo-Jo will always be remembered as an athlete who personified style, substance, grace ... right down to her fingertips.
This issue of NAILS has dual personalities. We are celebrating our past, while promoting our future.
This month we asked nail techs:What are your resolutions for 2016?
