More Is More - Junk Nails: When Maximalism Meets Nail Art
Junk nails continue to steal the spotlight within the professional beauty industry.
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Junk nails continue to steal the spotlight within the professional beauty industry.
For years, press-on nails have been treated as the alternative to professional services. But the category has evolved and so has the client.
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In Barcelona, Spain, OPI's Suzi Weiss-Fischmann spoke on the brand's bright future.
Swarovski’s Spring/Summer 2019 collection was inspired by the modern-day value for experiences over things. Eichi Matsunaga created nail art designs inspired by Swarovski's themes.
“You can’t go wrong with a classic French elevated with a high-shine, chrome finish that’s continuing to trend. The stiletto shape of the nails echoes the precision and structure seen throughout the collection.”
What’s in store for nails in the year ahead? We’re taking a fresh look at the trends for 2019.
2015 saw a rise in geode nails, the resurgence of the aquarium technique, and wine-hued Marsala was dubbed the Color of the Year. So where does the industry go from here? We spoke with experts, did some research, and dreamed up a few designs of our own to give you a jump on the next big thing in nails.
Feminine prints with opulent finishes such as velvet, glitter, and metallics make for a luxurious look.
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