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Do you offer any home care advice above and beyond the usual? Maybe something fun, functional, or just plain creative to help clients take better care of their hands between visits? Wouldn’t it be nice to
Tweezerman’s new Zip File bridges the gap between high art and gadget geekdom.
Here’s a short list of what was hot in NAILS in the October 2000 issue.
In light of today's shooting at Salon Meritage in Seal Beach, Calif., we want to take a moment to refer you to an article that NAILS published about how to increase the safety of your salon.
Get the scoop on laying acrylic, product contamination, and wide nail beds.
Essence features four brave colors and some really great advice: To make a bright shade pop against your skin tone, apply one coat white opaque polish first.
Which tools do you need, and how do you know which to choose?
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Lynette Madden, owner of Salon 29 at Main in East Greenville Pa., learned to save time sizing when she was a new tech.
Here’s a really cool story…In February, Young Nails was contacted by SPC Amy Feltzin, a soldier currently deployed in Afghanistan. Specialist Feltzin is also a licensed nail tech from Southern Oregon. She wrote: “The art of nail
Pre-texture Elation tips blend invisibly, confirming to any nail width and shape, and are ready for any type of product overlay.
