Nail Care Then and Now
Good Housekeeping revisits nail care tips from as far back as 1948, and names today's product equivalent.
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Good Housekeeping revisits nail care tips from as far back as 1948, and names today's product equivalent.
The towels are lint-free, strong, disposable, and absorbent.
Get natural nails ready for a service with this new prep product from Entity Beauty.
The return of the deep French is a trend with staying power.
As of September 1, 2025, the European Union has officially banned TPO (trimethylbenzoyl diphenylphosphine oxide)—a chemical that helps gel nail polish cure under UV or LED light.
Star Touch Agency, an agency specializing in the representation of parts models and manicurists, is proud to announce a new partnership between founder Christina Aviles Aude and world-renowned celebrity nail artists Tom Bachik and Julie Kandalec.
Jessica Cosmetics shows how to create a natural nail transplant if a client's nail has broken off.
Products marketed as 'magic' or 'burst' gel removers may contain methylene chloride, a federally banned, highly toxic chemical.
Ten years ago any nail tech would have called you crazy if you said you were opening a salon that offered only natural nail services. Today, successful natural nail salons are servicing a growing clientele, and most are doing it with very little marketing.
Dr. G’s Liquid Diamond Natural Nail Hardener has mimosa and myrrh plant extracts to help strengthen nail plates in as little as seven days, says the company.