Day 154: Bridal Lace Nail Art
Delee Dennison, Simplicity By Design, Terrace, B.C., Canada
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Dazzle Dry is getting dark and dreamy with its newly curated Winter Wedding Collection.
When a bride-to-be chooses you to create her wedding day nail look, it’s important to make the nails complement the overall look and theme of the wedding and reception. What do her invitations look like? What about bridesmaid dresses and accessories? Four nail techs pitch nail ideas to brides based on their wedding schemes.
“Wedding cakes” from French Tip Dip are full of at-home nail products (like bubblegum-scented polish remover) that work as great party favors to remind the party guests of your salon.
An icy, 18th century French-inspired wonderland perfectly suited for brides-to-be, Prép Beauty Parlour in Vancouver, Canada, offers every service a woman could need in preparation for her big day: nail art, lash extensions, hairstyling, makeup, waxing, and even cosmetic tattooing.
Aly Santiago, Aly's Nails, Arlington, N.J.
[photo courtesy of On the Go Spa]I swear that back in 1995 when I originally sat down and read the entire California Cosmetology Act (and most of the federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1906
In this step-by-step video, Pamela Thompson of Designer Nail Products shows how to create a My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding Nail Art Design.
Zano Salons co-owner Nick Provenzano didn’t feel the salon was capturing as much bridal business as it should. After months of research, Zano launched Bridal to Go.
Dana Cecil of Dover, Ohio, shows how to make this wedding nail art.
