Young Nails Holiday Window Acrylic Nail Design
Learn how to create this acrylic window design from Young Nails.
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Learn how to create this acrylic window design from Young Nails.
An impressive 92.2% of nail techs offer nail art to clients, according to a survey conducted by NAILS.
Every other Friday the young patients at Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital in Tacoma, Wash., receive a special visitor — none other than the Nail Fairy. Wearing wings and bearing polish, Martina Ngo is welcomed with broad smiles as she dispenses manicures and good cheer.
Ashley Gregory of Chicago, shows how to make this gilded glamorous nail art.
Quisa Robinson (Ft. Worth, TX) creates a 3-D design on a single nail tip using a variety of nail products based on a "music" theme. "My nail art was inspired by my love of running and how listening to music USED to be the one thing that made running bearable. I wondered how I could make running into a nail without the obvious way of creating a shoe, which wasn’t very music related anyway. My "Aha" moment came when I decided I wanted to portray the actual act of listening to music. I ran with an ear idea and would equip it with my Apple earbuds just like the ones I wear in real life. I thought for while about the ZONE I get in when I am running. It's almost like the music hypnotizes me. I thought of many ways to expressed my hypnosis until a twilight zone type swirl popped in my head. The ear was completely from acrylic, it was a challenge getting that particular shape and adding all the details of the ear...I kept wanting to incorporate Rihanna in there since she is my favorite artist but I didn't want to do lyrics or an actual face, that's when I remembered her tattoo and BOOM I had it!"
Lucky's September 2014 issue lets us in on a few trends.
We pierce our ears, why not our nails? Check out 10 pierced nail art designs we love.
Use a computer-compatible label printer to design make-your-own nail art decals.
Happy St Patrick’s day to all of you, hope you have a safe and fun weekend.— Holly xoxo
In this video from As/Is, two nail artists look at manicures and guess how much the client paid for them.