Nail Art Studio: Gold Digger
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Wow what a month July was! A lot has happened in which I must remind myself that this has been a short month for me. The school was closed the entire week for the Fourth of
Denise Heavner of Jefferson, Ohio, shows how to make this mixed-media nail art.
Offer this fast and easy add-on service to your clients as an alternative to traditional liquid-and-powder or gel-polish sets. Simply dip, dazzle, and you’re done.
Who said black and white has to be boring?
Dashing Diva’s new DesignFX line is comprised of 36 unique nail appliqués that match 3-D bling with intricate and brightly colored designs. Resident Dashing Diva nail artist Young Kim has come out with a clever new way of cutting up and blending these appliqués to give nail techs even more freedom to let their creativity shine with the fun patterns.
LCN educator Gail Eddy created this fun patriotic nail design to celebrate Independence Day featuring gels, stamps, and free-hand brushing techniques.
During the ISSE Mirror Image competition, I became painfully aware that my spruced up little Gelly (my nickname for my gel lamp) just wasn’t cutting it anymore. I really had trouble getting a good cure. The
Artisté ArtInk lets you create watercolor, tie-dye, and marbling effects with water-based nail inks. Use the provided Blending Fluid as an eraser or blender to disperse the layers of colors and create a variety of different patterns.
Your nail station is one of your most valuable business tools. It is your office, your conference room, your classroom, your showroom, and sometimes even your lunchroom. It is where you do your work and spend much of your day –and you deserve to be comfortable. So what would change about it if you could? From self-sanitizing stations to elaborately themed decor, techs defy the laws of physics, finances, and convention to come up with some innovative solutions for their individual needs.
