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Why do so many Vietnamese immigrants choose the nail industry as a profession? How did it all start? And what is the future of the nail industry based on the growth of a single ethnic group?
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Why do so many Vietnamese immigrants choose the nail industry as a profession? How did it all start? And what is the future of the nail industry based on the growth of a single ethnic group?
Congratulations to Tan Nguyen, owner of Nails N2 Art at Elite Salons & Spas in Conroe, Texas, and winner of VietSALON Magazine’s first-ever Nail Artistry Competition, which was sponsored by CND
Trang Nguyen, John Hauk, and Lorena Marquez — all previous number-one finishers — are just some of the recognizable names on this year’s Top 25 List.
Whether you’re a new nail tech just coming out of school or have been in the industry awhile and are looking for some direction, one of the best ideas is to find a mentor who will show you the way.
VBP International teamed up with three industry all-stars to offer a day-long technique and business building workshop.
The Cuccio reach is growing. “It was my pleasure to spend five days in Vietnam earlier this year,” says Cuccio Naturalé and Star Nail International CEO Tony Cuccio.
American International Industries (A.I.I.) demonstrated their commitment to developing the next generation of industry talent by hosting an A.I.I. Educational Consultant (AEC) training in July specifically for the Vietnamese nail professional community.
OPI guest artist Vu Nguyen shows how to create stone marble nails using OPI's Venice collection colors My Gondola or Yours? and I Cannoli.
OPI guest artist Vu Nguyen shows how to create this abstract Venetian Blue design using OPI's Venetian GelColor collection.