Nail Shapes Explained
Naio Nails educator Kirsty Meakin explains four different nail shapes: the ballerina, stiletto, competition square nails, and edge nails.
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Naio Nails educator Kirsty Meakin explains four different nail shapes: the ballerina, stiletto, competition square nails, and edge nails.
Angie Roman, nail technology instructor (Chicago, IL)
Who said black and white has to be boring?
From brushes and dotting tools to crystals and glitters, these nail art products include something for every design, technique, and skill level. Use them to add a touch of sparkle, stamp an intricate design, or hand paint a masterpiece.
Acrylic Set by Brenda Diaz andNail Art by Brandy Edwards, instructors at Euphoria Institute of Beauty Arts and Sciences, Las Vegas
These nails are a fairytale, they say...
Denise Heavner shows us to create these darkly romantic sculpted acrylic nails. For more videos by Denise, visit her YouTube channel.
For NTNA S. 7 Pre-Challenge 2, sponsored by Swarovski, contestants were asked to create wearable nail art inspired by Swarovski’s Nail Art Report. The report identified three nail art wearing personas including The Crystal Lover, The Color Freak, and The Style Setter. Swarovski chose at random which competitor would be inspired by which persona for the challenge. This is Kelsey's entry.
Rosa Vargas, Nails by Rosa, Palm Springs, Fla.
Ashley Donnelly, Haleiwa, Hawaii