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Design Sculpture Gel, or D gel. The idea is have a gel that can easily be sculptured, carved and shaped like acrylic nail extension, but without smell or discomfort to the skin that some clients experience when acrylics are applied.
Suzie Moskal of Nail Career Education shows a quick technique to create a smoke effect using gels.
Julie Ventura shows a time lapse video on creating this candy look using Wildflowers Academy Art Paints.
Yep, you heard right. Though not a licensed nail tech, Cy Tymony, author of the new book Super Sneaky Uses for Everyday Things, has created an innovative way to use simple, small, and inexpensive electronics to make a fun and interactive nail art design that really shakes things up.
Sophie Harris-Greenslade (@theillustratednail) creates an abstract nail design using OPI's new GelColor Artist Series, a collection of 24 podded gels specifically for professional nail art, during OPI's launch event at the Lab Art street-art gallery in Los Angeles. More photos from the event: http://www.nailsmag.com/article/114382/opi-launches-gelcolor-artist-series
Dazzle Dry has released a nail art stamping kit with cute designs for Halloween.
Watch as Greg Salo of Young Nails introduces the company's latest Art Screens Kit, Graffiti Artist 1 Art Screens Kit
Kirsty Meakin of Naio Nails shows how to create a Targaryen-inspired dragon nail design from Game of Thrones.
Aly Santiago, Aly's Nails, Arlington, N.J.
Melissa Robillard, The Nail Studio, Coconut Creek, Fla.
