
Day 145: Tropical, Marble, and Baby Boomer Nail Art
Susy Phoung, Nails Club, Hixson, Tenn.
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Susy Phoung, Nails Club, Hixson, Tenn.

Nail techs often create beautiful nails for their clients’ weddings, but we wanted to see the nails they wore when they said their own vows.

Aly Barbosa, Aly's Nails, Arlington, N.J.

Use Maniology’s stamping plates to achieve an intricate, colorful flower nail design.

Morgan Taylor and Gelish’s Summer 2019 Rocketman collection celebrates the film inspired by the story of Elton John’s magical music.

Tanya Angelova created this flower nail art using a technique she calls half-stroke — it’s similar to the one-stroke technique but uses only one color.

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The Entity Argan Oil uses unrefined oil to maintain the integrity of the Argan seed. The oil is cold pressed, which prevents the lipids and antioxidants from breaking down underheat, and is then triple filtered to maximize purity.

Salt of the Earth's Spring and Summer 2019 collection utilizes green tea lemongrass to the four products: A mineral cream, mineral mud, creamy scrub, and mineral salt. The mineral cream helps rebuild collagen and repair damaged skin, with ingredients like anti-inflammatory grapeseed oil and vitamin E, and trace minerals. The mineral mud uses bentonite clay to remove toxins and bacteria from the skin. The creamy scrub includes a detoxifying salt, and sugar to gently exfoliate dead skin cells. T