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Get a glimpse into this stunning salon space in Beverly Hills. House of Polish makes everyone feel like a celebrity. From the monogrammed champagne flutes to the Swarovski crystal encrusted Beats headphones at every pedicure chair — the House of Polish makes anyone feel like a celebrity. You Might Also Like: House of Polish: This Beverly Hills Salon Is Cutting Edge
With reflective polish coming back in style, Harper's Bazaar put together a list of prime polishes for the fall in its September 2012 issue. Included were Deborah Lippmann's Private Dancer and Orly's Smolder.
Nails by Andrea Van Luchene, The Nail Studio in Gaylord, Mich.
In the restaurant business they say white dishes make the best canvas to show off a beautiful dish. The same can be said for this season’s new nail colors. The lovely palette — from crimson to cocoa, teal to tangerine, and moss to mulberry — looks good enough to eat. What better way to present some of this season’s most lovely colors than the way a chef would in a fine dining establishment?
These three limited-edition colors were developed as a collaboration between fashion designer Peter Som and Zoya’s resident color expert Rebecca Isa.
Named an editors’ choice by Allure, Karma Naturals nail polish remover is soybean-oil based.
NailSpa Lotus Nail Polish Remover from Alessandro is acetone-free and removes nail polish quickly while nourishing the nails and cuticles.
This spring’s mouth-watering shades take us back in time to the soda shoppe, with its dazzling array of colors on every shelf. From cool pastels to juicy citrus shades, we found the sweetest hues in every bottle.
Lucky magazine spotlights mini-polishes in the October issue’s Beauty Spy article.
Layla Pro boasts 15% more pigment than the company’s consumer polishes and comes in a larger 17 ml. bottle.
