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With a colorful tie-dye design and unique photography, nail tech RussAnna Dudley won the top spot this year. Eileen Fox’s on-trend milk bath design took the first runner-up spot, while Sarah Petersen’s geometric design took the second runner-up spot, and Scarlett Senter’s dramatic floral French was the third runner-up. Congratulations to all our finalists and thank you to everyone who entered this year’s competition.
Vote for your favorite Cover Tech Contest finalists! The winner will grace our January 2020 cover.
If you’re searching for inspiration, look no further than these shining examples of excellence in nail design. This look back at favorite Cover Tech Contest entries from years past will delight the eye and stir the creative spirit.
Holly encourages nail techs to enter the NAILS Magazine Cover Tech Contest.
“How do I get a cover?” is a question I get asked nearly every day — so, dear readers, here is your chance. Before you go to www.nailsmag.com/ctentry20 and share your work with us, here are my tips for entering a successful submission.
Have you ever wished you could see your work on NAILS Magazine's cover? Our Cover Tech Contest could be your chance! Follow these guidelines to create a cover-worthy entry.
Nail tech Albee Chen’s boldly colored twist on Japanese-style art won the top spot in this year's Cover Tech Contest.
Executive editor Beth Livesay discusses the demand for newness and encourages nail professionals to try something different.
Session manicurist Ashley Gregory has these tips for creating cover-worthy images for NAILS' Cover Tech Contest.
I am fresh off a trip to America’s Beauty Show in Chicago, where I had the honor of being a guest panelist on The Nailscape’s Making Your Mark in the Nail Industry panel. A few of the questions that came up during this panel are ones I hear frequently, so I thought I would re-address them here.
