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Sliced Clay Canes are one of the latest trends to sweep through the nail industry. They come in different shapes, sizes, and designs, and are an easy way to expand your nail art offerings. The canes are thinly sliced, then placed onto nails and encased in gel, acrylic, or top coat.
Tips and forms each have their place in a successful nail service. Strive to do each one excellently for the ultimate in client satisfaction.
Denise Groves, Melaties Day Spa, Grantsville, Utah
I have a confession... I'm a bit of a product junkie. Hair products, makeup, bath products, you name it. So, it's no real surprise that I'm a bit obsessed with nail products, as well. It's also
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