Young Nails' Greg Salo demonstrates three tips to help you increase your speed and stability during nail applications.
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Kupa’s 10 Piece K-Star Carbide Bit Kit features bits for every salon need. Bits are available in gold or silver finish and come in a cylindrical container that displays each bit for easy organization.
Some of us are pro and some of us are against, but have you really taken the time to learn all about e-filing? Learn vicariously through Holly's journey as she takes on this skillset from ground zero.
Some of us are pro and some of us are against, but have you really taken the time to learn all about e-filing? Learn vicariously through Holly's journey as she takes on this skillset from ground zero.
We visited Young Nails HQ! Tracey Reierson, director of education at Young Nails, shows a complete manicure on NAILS executive editor Beth Livesay and guides us through her thought process when a new client walks through the door. She shows how to remove gel-polish with an electric file, a three-color glitter press technique, and nail stamping tips.This set is also featured on the Young Nails YouTube Channel in vlog #49, featuring an ombre nail with stamping on top: http://www.nailsmag.com/video/119910/mermaid-nail-art-at-young-nails-headquarters
Ann Chang shows how to file and shape nails using an e-file to speed up your services. She uses the same sanding band that she used to prep the nail and a low e-file speed to buff the acrylic nail.
Ann Chang, educator for Kupa Inc. and host of The Nail Tips Show, demonstrates how to remove soak-off gel-polish using an electric nail file (the KUPA Mani Pro Passport E-File) and a 3-in-1 medium bit (a tapered bit with a small barrel, large barrel, and rounded like a safety bit, all in one). She also uses a medium sanding band to finish filing off the product.
The Nail Hub's Elizabeth Morris shows the fundamentals of what you need to know about the "Russian" Manicure. Aggressive and improper techniques are possible with any piece of equipment so get knowledgeable, get educated, and get responsible no matter what methods you choose.
