Use a little creativity to bling your client’s nails with Nubar’s carcinogen-free and vegan glitter Nail Jewels.
Clients gather information from a wide range of sources, and it’s likely at some point they’ll want to know the polish you use is “three-free.” Build trust by recognizing — and relieving — their concerns.
Advertising itself as “four-free,” Knocked Up Nails contains no toluene, formaldehyde, dibutyl phthalate, or camphor.
This new strengthener from Nail Tek offers a formaldehyde-free alternative.
The Nail Doctor answers your questions about strep, overgrowth, and white spots.
The Nail Doctor on brittle nail syndrome, psoriasis and acrylics, and breakage.
This month's edition of the Nail Doctor is so jam-packed, we brought on two doctors to answer your pressing questions.
Several years ago nail technicians expressed concern about the use of formaldehyde in nail polish and nail treatments because it is a know skin irritant and some people are allergic to it. However, I suspect that less than 1/10,000 of human exposure to formaldehyde comes from nail products.
Whatever the season, whatever their mood, there is a polish that will help your clients express it.
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