
CND Shellac Nail Art How-Tos
Learn how to create a tie dye design, an abstract flower, whimisical circles, and purple leopard print, all using CND Shellac. Related Videos: CND Additives Nail Art How-To Cover Look: NAILS October 2011
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Learn how to create a tie dye design, an abstract flower, whimisical circles, and purple leopard print, all using CND Shellac. Related Videos: CND Additives Nail Art How-To Cover Look: NAILS October 2011









This handy dispensing tool from La Vaque quickly and easily moves nail color additives from containers to mixing surfaces.
While acrylic has been around the longest, there will always be clients who choose not to have acrylic nails. Fiberglass is one way to answer their needs – and keep them as customers.
The collection can be used to create intricate patterns, and embellished or embossed treasures.
According to a survey commissioned by all-natural beauty brand Kari Gran, American women care about what goes into their beauty products, but natural nail product ingredients are less of a priority.
Complement your clients’ spontaneous, carefree attitude this season with CND’s new spring 2014 Open Road collection.
The proliferation of copycat products and some outright counterfeits have made manufacturers defensive and technicians confused.
CND’s Forbidden Collection features Vinylux available in six colors that match the new CND Shellac collection.
This base coat from Maxus Nails helps even out and strengthen the natural nail.
NAILS Magazine's November 2013 cover features CND education ambassador Lisa Wong who creates a knitted sweater nail look using CND Retention+ Liquid and Powder, CND Additives, and Vinylux.You Might Also Like: Behind the Scenes: A Beauty Blitz