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This week’s highlight: a visit from a Tammy Taylor educator. She demonstrated how to accomplish the perfect pink and white sculpt. We had some fun, we learned some things, and I ordered the student kit.
UV lamps are expensive. It doesn't matter if they are for drying polish or curing gel, doesn't matter who makes them or where they come from. They are pricey.It doesn't help matters at all that manufacturers
Odyssey Nail Systems has a great trade-in special going on at its booth. Bring in any gel nail lamp -- working or not -- and get a $150 credit on the company's new The One: LED
Suitable for all gel polish and lacquer formulas, imix is easy-to-use and blends any polish using the imix miXers for streak-free results.
If filing debris has you down, Erica’s ATA may have just the thing. Its NV210 is a portable vacuum system that can be easily moved around the salon from nail station to pedi tub.
Tootsing’s new Tip Cutters come in three fun shapes to keep your clients enthralled with extensions.
Light Elegance’s P2 is the latest formula from the company, which prides itself in its quality of gels and range of colors available.
Though many technicians prefer to sculpt, a pre-made nail tip that can be adhered to the natural nail can give newbie nail techs a nice runway to learn the delicate craft of gel and acrylic sculpting, while providing great-looking results.
“I learned how to do aquarium nails via YouTube tutorials,” says Lisa Bennett, a Bakersfield, Calif.-based nail school grad who is preparing to take her exam.
