Pure Remover
Pure Remover from Exo is an organic nail polish remover created from plant-based ingredients and essential oils that condition the nails while removing polish.
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Pure Remover from Exo is an organic nail polish remover created from plant-based ingredients and essential oils that condition the nails while removing polish.
In this month’s column, Dr. Stern discusses the causes of brittle nails and explores treatment myths and solutions.
Young Nails CEO Greg Salo shows how the Caption Stamping Plate works using a spongey stamp. The plates are deep, and it can be used with Young Nails Caption polish or Young Nails pigments. Be sure not to clean the stamp with acetone. Use a lint roller or the sticky part of a nail form to pull product off of the stamp. The Caption Stamping Plates, on the other hand, can be cleaned with acetone.
Dashing Diva educator So Yong Yu demonstrates a quick and easy method for removing DesignFX nail appliqués using non-acetone polish remover and an orangewood stick.
Since most regulations are intended to protect the salon-going public rather than the nail technicians themselves, Seattle’s Healthy Nail Salon Project reaches out to salon workers to offer education and training on safe practices.
Acrylic systems that cure with UV light eliminate odor in the salon and have the added benefit of ending lifting.
Gel II's Steam Gel-Polish removal system uses less soak or acetone, is fully sanitizable, and eliminates the need for foil wraps and cotton.
Cutting down your service times doesn’t mean you have to cut back on the quality of your work. Small, incremental changes in your routine can add up and make a big difference in your schedule.
Today’s dipping products come with new features, formulations, and colors. These systems can help you get started.
A reminder about the proper way to dispose of salon liquids, like monomer, polish remover, and acetone.