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Salina Rush achieved two things when she came to Los Angeles at the beginning of the year: She won first place in the Ladies’ Sculptured Nails competition at ICE Los Angeles, and she got to do the nails for this month’s cover.
The October 2011 issue of SELF Magazine features 2011's best nail trends and gives readers tips on how to create the two-toned manicures making an impact this season.
A clever spin on nail art can come from a simple craft corner border hole punch. AII global educator MaeLing Parrish explains how she spreads soak-off gels flat over a piece of plastic and pops imprints out of them with a border punch. (According to Parrish, she uses soak-off gels because they are soft and flexible and don’t crack like traditional gels when they are used with a hole punch.) Take a look at these steps and see if you can score a knockout of your own.
Lucky magazine notes two new formulas for drying nail polish fast.
Marisol Gonzalez shows how to create a sparkling design for the Fourth.
The Jessica Professional Kit includes all the fundamentals of the Jessica Nail Cultivation System, giving you a natural nail business in a box.
Ryoko Garcia of Bella Day Salon and Spa in Navarre, Fla., shows how to make this ornate vintage nail design.
Julie Ventura of Long Beach, Calif., shows how to make this ombre nail art with pearl embellishments.
For the first NTNA S.7 challenge, contestants were asked to create Romantic nail art using CND's English Garden collection. This is Giselle Caballero's entry.
Nail tech Kamila Borowiec of Droitwich, U.K., created this wooden design, inspired by Kirsty Meakin of Naio Nails.
