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In Ayurvedic nail care, ancient Eastern medicine blends with new-age Westerners’ quest for better health, greater natural beauty, and longer life.
Nail care is growing increasingly popular in South Africa, with artificial nails topping the request list for young women and professionals.
Although it’s technically not a natural nail care service, dip or powder-and-adhesive services are a good option for clients who don’t want full acrylics but can’t get their own nails growing.
These days, offering simple nail services is not enough. In keeping with the natural nail trend, salons and spas throughout the country are offering a selection of relaxing, pampering and even mouth-watering manicures and pedicures.
Find out how to handle damaged nails after acrylics, and the best enhancements for frequent liquid exposure.
With the philosophy that nature is the basis for aromatherapy, this nail studio incorporates reflexology and herbology into its services for some fundamental natural nail care.
Product manufacturer sees opportunities in Pakistan and Japan.
Nail techs have been taught to do manicures the old-fashioned way: with some water and a good soak. But many say that the age-old technique has become a little dry. Find out why waterless (or dry) manicures can help you do a faster service, among other benefits.
This non-surgical lift for your hands reduces the appearance of fine lines and crinkles and leaves your hands feeling softer.
