The Vietnamese-American Salon Industry
Here are some links to articles and resources relating to the Vietnamese nail industry in the U.S.
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Here are some links to articles and resources relating to the Vietnamese nail industry in the U.S.
Try as we might to produce fresh and original covers year after year, it's inevitable that certain themes and trends return for another cycle. Here's a look back at yesterday's covers alongside today's asking, "Are you experiencing deja vu?"
CND research chemist Thong Vu is the proud recipient of the fifth-annual Mary Nordstrom Memorial Award.
Inspired by friends and family members who found success in the nail industry in the United States, a new generation of nail techs rises in Vietnam.
Mẫu móng 4-D mừng Xuân Ðinh Dậu của nghệ sĩ móng David Hoàng thật tỉ mỉ với nét hoài cổ khi dùng kỹ thuật sơn mờ làm nền. (Editor's Note: This story is about how we created our January/February 2017 cover for VietSALON Magazine.)
Sarah Nguyen of New York’s Ammon Carver Studio claimed the title Nail Professional of the Year.
Recognizing the important and significant role of Vietnamese men and women in the nail industry today, Star Nail has hired Minh Truong as its new managing director of marketing services.
Eva Sollberger, multimedia producer for Seven Days, a publication in Vermont, visits Allure Salon in South Burlington, Vermont, and talks to salon owner Jen Trần, her daughter Ly, and her sister Hannah, as part of her Stuck In Vermont video series. She also shares a glimpse of how the small, tight-knit Vietnamese community in Vermont spends the Lunar New Year.
NAILS graphic artist and VietSALON associate editor Kim Pham visits Victoria Nails & Spa in Orange, Calif.