Make Friends with 3-D Fanatics
A Facebook group called 3-D Fanatics is a place where people can share 3-D nail art, without the drama.
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A Facebook group called 3-D Fanatics is a place where people can share 3-D nail art, without the drama.
Traveling isn’t just for vacation. Many nail techs work as manufacturers’ educators and they’re on the road often for their “second” jobs. Here’s a glimpse into the life of a few nail professionals who are always on the go.
While we wouldn’t recommend drinking them, this Melbourne, Fla.- based spa boasts a Balinese feel and a nail bar that serves up manicures and pedicures that sound good enough to drink.
NAILS' art director Danielle Parisi visits Kara Nail Bar in Los Angeles.
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Many techs dream of a career in which their nail designs are published on magazine covers and adorn the fingers and toes of the hottest celebrities. One nail tech shares her story of uprooting her quiet Midwestern life for a chance to make it as a celebrity manicurist in New York City.
Nail tech Karen Hodges recounts a difficult journey that began with a diagnosis of breast cancer. Her load was made lighter by the support and friendship offered by her “angels” — other nail techs who came to help.
Kimberly Nguyen, Wonder Nails, Malden, Mass. @knnails_
Kimberly Martin, Studio C Salon & Spa, Auburn, Maine