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Wraps are enjoying renewed popularity fueled in part by clients’ desire for a more natural look and spas seeking a lower odor alternative to acrylic. Whether silk, linen, fiberglass, or paper, wraps may be just the right fit for certain clients.
Cover tech Melinda Nelson has always been a nail junkie.
Star Nail Products combines UV gel and fiberglass mesh for strong enhancements without the use of resin or activators.
You can dip it on, sprinkle it on, squeeze it on, or brush it on. Some nail technicians have never heard of it others denounce it and still others swear by it. Is power and glue a technique that went out in the eighties, or could it be staging a comeback?
Artificial nails have been steadily gaining in popularity in Sweden over the last six years
Becky Lynn was told by her doctor that she should quit doing nails. But she figured out a way around it.
Silk and linen wraps have taken a back seat to fibreglass in recent years, but they are versatile and appealing. Nail technicians who perfect the art of silk and linen applications can use these fabrics for overlays, repairs, and even sculpting.
Kali Gregory can claim a small place in the history of nails.
A reader asks if a client who's undergoing chemotherapy for cancer is seeing its effects on her nails.
