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NAILS Next Top Nail Artist officially begins in two weeks! To prepare for season three, we are profiling three of our Top 12 every Friday (in alphabetical order) until the competition begins. If you aren’t following all of our talented Top 12, you should, and here’s why.
Check out the video below for a tutorial on an easy-to-do, autumn-inspired look.
Glamour’s beauty editor Amber Kallor takes In The Mood’s Color Changing Nail Polish for a test run for the magazine’s New Stuff You’ll Love section.
Tara Haye creates beautiful press-on nails for our most recent Artist Session Creator Series photo shoot.
Don’t let squabbles, rivalries, and gossip turn your business into “As the Salon Turns.”
A look into Eva Scrivo's Fifth Avenue nail room.
The mom of two little girls who love to get their nails done, Piggy Paint founder Melanie Hurley always hated the thought of her children putting their hands in their mouths after she painted their nails with traditional solvent-based “kid” polishes. The result of her quest for a polish with no harsh chemicals, no foul odors, and nothing that might hurt the environment was Piggie Paint, which boasts the tagline “It’s as natural as mud.”
Two sisters create a dynamic partnership to transform a down-and-out Laundromat into every nail technicians' dream come true.
The session was set up with two male manicurists, a rare breed in this predominantly female business, and I had been told that Billy Lightfoot and Tom Freeman were beer drinkin’, good time carousers.
This hair and nail salon is nestled in a quaint, pedestrian-friendly strip of Old Town Camarillo, Calif. The Loft might draw you in with its spa services and bohemian decor, but clients say it’s the customer service that keeps them coming back.
