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Colored acrylic powder is as versatile a medium as nail art paint, if not more so. From incredibly detailed designs to abstract stylings, the nail art possibilities are limitless. In the first part of a two-part series meant to illustrate the versatility of colored acrylic and showcase the talent of nail techs, we start you off with a few designs to experiment with.
OPI pays hommage to its Culture of Color with its first branded international short film. Featuring French DJ C2Cs Down the Road, the video features a surrealistic dance-off between four female dancers and a Thoroughbred horse. The featured lacquer colors Pink-ing of You, Red My Fortune Cookie, Need Sunglasses?, and No Room for the Blues each represent one dance style and one overarching theme, illustrating OPI nail lacquer as a a means of self-expression.
From reds to browns to golds to flashy hues, Marie Claire editors choose an assortment of beauty products in stunning shades.
Cuccio’s latest color collection is inspired by happy hour.
Early 1991 color launches are soft and sexy and high fashion.
Color is a powerful force in the nail industry. It’s the biggest variable in the latest and most anticipated polish collections; it defines clients’ (and your own) signature looks; it sets the entire tone for your
Color Club’s Poptastic polish colors will snap clients to attention. The summer shades range from bright pink and orange to saturated blues and purples.
This acrylic powder from Premium Nails refines the acrylic process, resulting in a clean finish.
Color authority Pantone LLC has picked turquoise — a color it says embodies the serene qualities of blue and the invigorating aspects of green — as its color of the year for 2010. Whether envisioned as
InStyle recommends getting in on the latest statement nail trend: kooky nail-color combos.
