Celebrity Face Off Contest 2014: Portrait of an Artist
Given the degree of difficulty involved, we are simply blown away by the talent on display in the winning entries to our first Celebrity Face Off competition.
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Given the degree of difficulty involved, we are simply blown away by the talent on display in the winning entries to our first Celebrity Face Off competition.
Orly’s “It All Started With Pink” campaign won this year’s ICMAD Cosmetic Innovator of the Year (CITY) Award for Marketing/Advertising Innovation: Print Ad Marketing. Kallista Daily Moisturizing Cream for Creative Hands won the award for Product Innovation in the Bath & Body category.
Gelish CEO Danny Haile and company president David Daniel are celebrating 30 years in the nail business this year.
Salon uniforms have never looked like this.
A huge thank you to everyone who entered this year’s NAILS Self-Portrait Contest. The winners were once again phenomenal.
Paint a miniature portrait of yourself on a nail tip and you could win $100 from NAILS. The rules to enter the 2011 Self-Portrait Contest are simple: Using a photo as a guide, paint a portrait
Paint a miniature portrait of yourself on a nail tip and you could win $100 from NAILS.
In this gallery, view the self-portraits of top nail artists: how they see themselves, on the tip of a nail.
NAILS’ Self-Portrait Contest has taken an international turn this year—the winner is Sri Lanka-based K. Prasad Silva Rajapaksa. A nail technician at Salon Cheveux in Colombo, Rajapaksa wowed the judges with her detailed depiction of herself. Closer to home, Alice Norton, a tech at Sydney Albert SalonSpa in Princeton, N.J., took second place and Shamina J. Di Mauro of Advanced Images and Nail Center in Baldwin, N.Y., claimed third.