Cuccio's T3 for Gel Overlays
The product is ideal for nail techs who have transitioned out of acrylics and into gels, but have been limited by extensions.
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The product is ideal for nail techs who have transitioned out of acrylics and into gels, but have been limited by extensions.
For NTNA S. 7 Pre-Challenge 2, sponsored by Swarovski, contestants were asked to create wearable nail art inspired by Swarovski’s Nail Art Report. The report identified three nail art wearing personas including The Crystal Lover, The Color Freak, and The Style Setter. Swarovski chose at random which competitor would be inspired by which persona for the challenge. This is Christy Homolya's entry.
The Beauty Connect virtual show allows attendees to transport themselves to an immersive digital experience.
I am so excited to say that my nail tech school tuition will be paid in full! Last week, the Beauty Changes Lives Foundation announced the CND|BCL|Tippi Hedren Nail Technology Scholarship recipients, and I was completely surprised and honored to have been chosen as one of the 10 winners.
Ann Chang of The Nail Tips Show demonstrates overlays and basic sculpting with Gel II's 4D Gel.
Monochromatic nail art doesn’t have to be boring. Use a gel-on-gel-polish design in the same color to make beautiful 3-D art. Shannon Rooney of Las Vegas shows how to create this look, inspired by OPI guest artist Adela Munoz at the ISSE Long Beach Show.
In this video, Young Nails' Greg Salo shows you how to file the final perfect shape while maintaing the integrity of the edge nail. Remove excess bulk and taper along the length, finally shaping with a hand file. Swipe, Finish Gel, Rose Oil. Wow. Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3
To help VietSALON Magazine celebrate the Year of the Snake, Kupa's Sindy Mark combined real snakeskin with faux snakeskin designs and sculpted a 3-D snake on oval acrylic extensions using Artfinity and Divinity products from Kupa.
If you had an unlimited budgest, what would you do to make your salon more entertaining for clients?
For those rare occasions when one of your clients has to remove her acrylics on her own, outside of the salon, make sure she is prepared and does it correctly so she does not damage her nails. Here’s a tear-out do-it-yourself sheet for your clients and some tips from fellow nail techs on how to handle this subject with your clients.