
Tammy Taylor: How to set up a nail station
Mary Stokas, director of education at Tammy Taylor Nails, shows how she sets up her manicure table.
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Mary Stokas, director of education at Tammy Taylor Nails, shows how she sets up her manicure table.







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Tammy Taylor demonstrates how to use her limited edition Winter Wonderland collection inspired by the starlight reflecting off of tiny icicles. "This collection is made from all the same beautiful Dazzle Rocks (a blend of different size holographic hexagons and icicle shape glitters) but in three different products: Frosty Icicle gel-polish, Frosty Icicle Prizma acrylic, and Frosty Icicle loose glitter,” she says.
Tammy Taylor demonstrates the Tammy Taylor Valley of Flowers Prizma Powder Collection inspired by the beautiful flowers blooming in the western Himalayas of India this time of year. A percentage of proceeds from every Valley of Flowers Prizma Powder Collection will be donated to the Salvation Army Nepal Earthquake Relief. "The donations will help meet human needs in this time of crisis following the destruction caused by the 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Nepal. Please remember to pray for the people of Nepal," says Taylor.
Tammy Taylor demonstrates how to do a durable pink-and-white French manicure gel procedure along with the fill-in when the French Manicure starts growing out. This procedure promotes stronger, longer natural nails, making it perfect for clients who love their Gel French manicure but don’t want to soak off, and for those who want to start growing their nails longer.
Gisela Marti shows how to create a fun nail art design using Tammy Taylor products.
Tammy Taylor and NTNA S.5 first runner-up Halley Fortenberry discuss the NAILS Next Top Nail Artist competition with executive editor Beth Livesay.
To win four different types of nail forms, tell us why you prefer sculpting nails.
Tammy Taylor writes an open letter to California Governor Gavin Newsom addressing his claims about COVID-19 and nail salons.