Greg shows how to create this bright, summery nail art using acrylic and confetti. Because he creates the bubbles using balls of acrylic, the bubbles shows dimension under the clear acrylic after filing.
Laqué Nail Bar is a unique upscale salon with a cult following. They are most known for their extensions and nail art, both signature services that have garnered the salon over one million Instagram followers.
The Kolinsky Nail Brush is specially designed to create 3-D nail art using acrylic systems, while the stylograph helps nail artists achieve very delicate and thin lines using acrylic systems or Chinese ink.
We asked techs to make some holiday-inspired nail designs you can try for yourself this year. From Christmas to Kwanzaa, and Hanukkah to the Winter Solstice, we’ve got a design for everyone!
@chalkboardnails has taken over our @nailsmagazine Instagram account! Sarah shared this design with us on Instagram and will continue sharing her favorite nail designs all week long. Tag #chalkboardnailsweek and #nailsmagazine for the chance to be featured.Steps:1. Polish an oval shape at the tip of the nail.2. With a striping brush, paint two triangles for the ears. Fill them in.3. In a light pink, paint two small ovals where the cat's cheeks would be.4. Using a dotting tool, dot two even eyes with black polish.5. Paint a triangle for the cat's nose.6. Paint an upside-down "m" for the kitty cat's mouth.7. Paint two diagonal lines toward her nose for her whiskers on both sides.8. With a light pink, paint in some detail with two small triangles inside the cat's ears.9. Add white pupils by painting small circles inside the cat's eyes.10. Add top coat.
Young Nails president Greg Salo demonstrates his top tips and tricks for using a micro detailing brush to create detailed nail art with Mission Control Paint.
Create a simple ombre nail art design with Chisel Dipping Powder. Award-winning nail artist David Hoang shows you how to use the new system to create dipping ombre nails.
Today is #FutureDay, the day that Marty McFly traveled to October 21, 2015 in part two of the "Back to the Future" trilogy. To celebrate time travel, nail tech Jessie Mills shows how she recreated Doc Brown and McFly's shirts on nails.