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Suzie Moskal of Nail Career Education has been wearing PolyGel for three weeks. In this video, she demonstrates how to remove the product, perform a fill, and sculpt a French fade.
Julie Olesky, Renew Salon and Spa, Oswego, Ill.
What’s in store for nails in the year ahead? We’re taking a fresh look at the trends for 2019.
She's got the dress, the shoes, and the earnings. Now add the final touch to your client's wedding attire with a nail design that completes her look.
The last two weeks have been busy. They have been filled with many more manicures and pedicures — I honestly feel like a pro!
Everything you need to recreate this long '90s inspired French manicure with a twist.
When it comes to that happiest part of the nail we all know and love, there’s no one right way to make it perfect. Smile lines can adapt to the nail to complement the shape and design of the nail. Akzentz educator Gina Silvestro of Gel Essentials in Cranston, R.I., shows her ideal smile lines for several different nail shapes.
Alexandra Barbosa, Aly's Nails, Belleville, N.J.
Odyssey Nail Systems educator Alejandro Castañeda shows how to create underside nail art that shows topside as a French design using VPP Metal Gel. Before the underside nail art process, Castañeda sculpted a clear glitter extension so his underside liquid metal art could be seen from the top of the nail. You Might Also Like: Underside Nail Art Photo Gallery
“I got started doing nails through my mother, Sandra Bauer, who has been doing nails for almost 30 years now. I always watched my mother work, and I was always fascinated with nails,” saysSheilie Lucke, a German nail technician profiled this month.
