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After being in business for only 10 months, salon owner Lisa Suárez-Brentzel is struggling — but not in the negative sense of the word. Customers are coming in droves, and Lacquer Gallery is having a hard time keeping up with demand.
NAILS is in the Valentine’s spirit, and so are many of our readers. As an ode to all of the significant others out there — who help with housework and, importantly in the beauty profession, cope with crazy night and weekend schedules — here are some beauty professionals and their loved ones who make it all work.
Julian Wilson, sales director and one of the founders of Realys/Tropical Shine, passed away in May.
The Callus Terminator by Mr. Pumice softens calluses for easy removal.
Robert Nguyen (@NailGuyTV) shows how to use Mr. Nail Art Japanese LED lights to power Iron Man's Arc Reactor. You Might Also Like:Heroes and Villains: Comic Book Nail Art (photo gallery)
As we walked by an empty storefront, my flip-flopped feet wanted a rest, and the storefront was simply a tease. The cream-colored paper plastered to the window taunted me with stories of manicures and pedicures, and the logo — with its bright colors and intricate font — promised me that this would be an adorable nail spa.
Laura Merzetti, salon owner. In her other life: scuba diver.
Mr. Pumice’s Lil Pumi Foot Files can be used wet or dry, and take down callus quickly and easily leaving feet healthy and smooth.
NAILS Next Top Nail Artist: Top 11 contestant, Yesenia Oliva, from San Luis Obispo, Calif., created a set of 3-D gel sculptured nails across five nail tips based on the theme of Week 2 sponsor Bio Seaweed Gel’s fall/winter 2014 color collection, In Too Deep. Click here to see all 11 Challenge #2 nail tips.
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