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While best-selling nail services and the demand for them vary widely from country to country, there’s one over – technicians look to america for leadership.
Japanese nailist Jasmine Oshima has released “How to be Creative With Nail Art,” a downloadable e-book that reveals five simple steps to becoming a more creative nail artist.
Simone Gilbert of Urban Bliss Beauty in Melbourne, Australia, shares how to create this Japanese flower.
Vintage Japanese Fire Opals inspired this gel nail design.
In addition to salons, nail techs ply their trade in a range of locations — from military bases to senior homes — targeting different clientele across the world and bringing nail services to new markets.
Traveling isn’t just for vacation. Many nail techs work as manufacturers’ educators and they’re on the road often for their “second” jobs. Here’s a glimpse into the life of a few nail professionals who are always on the go.
Naoko, who has been doing nails for eight years, learned how to run a nail business during her three years as a manager at a Tokyo nail salon.
Whether she’s creating nail art for salon clients or murals for homeowners, her incredible eye for detail ensures remarkable work.
Candles are an easy and inexpensive way for your clients to recreate the relaxing salon environment at home. Bright and innovative packaging along with fresh fragrance combinations take this batch of candles — and your retail display — from basic to inspired.
