Vintage Japanese Fire Opals inspired this gel nail design.
This flower-power nail art, using Bio Sculpture's Happy Hippie Color Collection, creates a 3-D effect with a daisy made of gel.
Get spring chic with this step-by-step tutorial by @dixiegirlxox using Gel II products.
Nails by @ dixiegirlxox using Gel II's G003 Midnight Black and G184 Extra Sprinkles .
Manicures and pedicures are always highly requested, but the temperature in South Carolina is increasing and so are requests for pedicures.
Get creative by filling in the negative space of a flower charm with a little white gel. The Nail Superstore has Sakura cherry blossom charms in large and small. Apply pink and purple gel on the base nail. Make C-curves to Sakura charms. Put the curved Sakura charms in their proper places and then add tiny flowers in the space. For the tiny ones, you can use them without curves. Swarovski crystals make the nail gorgeous! Put them on the nail with the stick. Apply the clear gel. Clean off unhardened gel with the cleaner.
This freehand flower power nail art design was created using Bio Sculpture Gel's Happy Hippie Color Collection for Spring/Summer 2015. The collection features five fruity pastels inspired by the bohemian, carefree spirit in a contemporary context.
This freehand Bio Sculpture Gel nail art design is sure to get you inspired, not only for Easter but for spring as well. Instead of the traditional Easter look, try an elegant rose design with accent gel deco stone enhanced with bullion.
Last week Cuccio held an educational event in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
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