On the Road in Chicago
Even though I have my own salon it doesn’t mean I don’t like to pamper myself and see what the "competition" is doing while I'm at it.
by LaShaun Brown-Glenn
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Even though I have my own salon it doesn’t mean I don’t like to pamper myself and see what the "competition" is doing while I'm at it.
Camila (@thenailsqueen) shows how to create glow-in-the-dark nails for Valentine's Day using acrylics.
Removing dark polish is a breeze with these tips from Rita Remark, Essie's lead educator.
At Posh’aah Nail Spa, guests are treated to pampering mani-pedis in a comfy-chic atmosphere. The owner — who quit her successful career as a mixed-use property manager in 2012 to embark on her lifelong dream of opening a nail salon — shares the story of making her dream a reality.
Camila Rojas creates an autumn glow-in-the-dark nail design with added glitter and foil.
Answering the call for a boutique nail salon in the South Shore neighborhood of Chicago, Shine offers a clean atmosphere, homemade scrubs, and is consistently on top of the latest nail trends.
(Continued from Part 1) Now you are running the circus. You have a shiny new salon and a three-year lease and an enthusiastic staff awaiting your next command. Everyone is looking forward to reaping those rewards you
This three-piece kit contains white, light pink, and dark pink powders to create a traditional French manicure by day that transforms to emit an eye-catching luminous glow at night.
Kirsty Meakin of Naio Nails shows how to create a jelly nail look that glows in the dark.
Parochial school allows polish, just not black.