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Nail art is a great add-on service that brings in extra income, plus it makes your services more memorable in clients’ minds. You don’t necessarily need natural artistic talent to create eye-catching designs. Here are some easy step-by-steps to get you started.
Illian E. Jimenez, Karizia's Nails (Pooler, GA)
There could hardly be a more appropriate business card for a nail tech than Live Industry’s Nail File Card. It’s just what is sounds like — a business card that does double-duty as a nail file.
Ronia Hutchinson of Salon Oasis in Boca Raton, Fla., explains how she does these clean-cut backfill lines, using a little otherworldly help from a “UFO” bit.
From the same associations that bring us the International Salon & Spa Expo (ISSE) in Long Beach every January came the first-ever ISSE Midwest, held at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Ill., from March 26 to 28, 2011.
Of course, we’ve already told you how to get your nail art featured in the pages of NAILS Magazine. But I also get a lot of questions from nail artists who want to be included on
I subscribe to a free e-newsletter from the National Association of Eco-Friendly Salons & Spas (NAEFSS) called “One Green Thing.” The president of the organization, Tamara Jercha, began a recent newsletter by explaining the three “E”s
This spring, Tweezerman announced its partnership with Starlight Children’s Foundation in launching the new Reach for the Stars Mini Slant Tweezer and Zip File.
Cuccio Naturalé’s new Stainless Steel Pedicure File makes pedicure filing easier than ever.
Atwood Industries has a new bit called “The Monster”.
