10 Japanese Nail Trends to Watch
As a leader in innovation, Japan is home to well-trained “nailists” whose looks frequently migrate stateside. Give your U.S. salon some Eastern flair by trying these styles.
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As a leader in innovation, Japan is home to well-trained “nailists” whose looks frequently migrate stateside. Give your U.S. salon some Eastern flair by trying these styles.
Hand & Nail Harmony, makers of Gelish, have created two special limited-edition Gelish colors: Pink Cherry-Blossom of Renewal and Pink Lilac Sparkle Sunrise. Gelish will donate proceeds for Japan tsunami and earthquake relief in order to
Jasmine Oshima, nail tech in Yokohama, Japan, and co-founder and instructor at Neiru (http://www.neiru.me), shows the beginning steps for this design. Click here for more information on Neiru.
On April 15, Marinello Schools of Beauty presented the American Red Cross with $25,000 to help rebuild Japan after the devastating earthquake and tsunami. The funds are a result of a company-wide Cut-A-Thon fundraiser, which took
With a stunning nine first-place wins, Japan’s Eriko Kurosaki captures this year’s top spot on a list comprised of a handful of veteran winners and a surprising number of new faces. Read on to learn the final results and to get acquainted with some of your industry’s finest competitors.
Well-known by the fashion elite, Eichi Matsunaga is the next great nailist to come to the States via Japan.
Matsushita says it’s study and practice that got her where she is—in this case, that’s doing the nails on our cover model.
Marie Claire editor gets a makeover in Tokyo, getting a mani with "Crystal Devil," an airbrush and crystal nail artist.
Spaces are limited and registration will close when the workshop gets 2,000 participants.