NAILS Top Viewed Instagram Posts of 2025
What trended on Instagram in 2025 is a peek into what matters to the industry and to nail techs.
by Anne Moratto
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHWhat trended on Instagram in 2025 is a peek into what matters to the industry and to nail techs.
We always appreciate you sharing your creations, moments and memes with us by using #nailsmagazine and tagging us @nailsmagazine. Count down our 20 most-loved Instagram reposts from 2024!
These were our 20 most-loved Instagram reposts of 2023. Give these creators a follow!
According to a new study, Instagram has the most searched branding for a social media platform, with 147,736 monthly Google searches on average.
The Barbie the Movie's Instagram Rich List shows its top earner bringing in up to $234K per sponsored post... and lead actors Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling are not even active on the social platform.
Salon owner and stylist life coach Elyse Rox gives us tons of insight on how she built herself a winning brand, and how you can do the same.
As the year comes to a close, we put together a countdown list of our 20 most-loved Instagram reposts of 2022. Give these creators a follow!
Intricate nail art reigns supreme.
What a year. Thank goodness for nail techs and their sense of #nailhumor.
The caviar brand is launching a contest for everyone to show off their nail spoon.
The new feature from Facebook was launched August 5.
Holly will be doing two Instagram Lives next week on PPE.
The viral Don't Rush Challenge has spawned many nail spin-offs. NAILS NTNA alum took on the challenge for the ultimate social media post.
While you have some downtime, here are a few key takeaways to grow your social media following on Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, and YouTube.
World renown trainer Tamilee Webb (of Buns of Steel) has created a workout exclusively for nail professionals. Watch it on IGTV and learn how you can win a virtual subscription.
NAILS introduces Virtual Happy Hour each Thursday at 5 pm PST during quarantine.
Nail professionals can use social media to supply clients with DIY info to hold them over until the salon re-opens.