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The nail on the middle finger in this image is lifting.

How to Prevent Lifting

by Michelle Pratt

Lifting acrylic nails are frustrating to the nail tech and annoying to the client. Left uncorrected, they could trap water and be the first step toward a bacterial infection. But before we get defensive and start pointing fingers, let’s check out the nails — and let them do the talking.

When Feet Go French

When Feet Go French

by Patricia Oropeza

This summer, why not get your clients’ feet ready for sandal season by giving them a perfect set of pink-and-whites? Whether you use acrylic or gel, your clients will be certain that pretty French toenails will withstand the tough summer season.

21 Gel Tricks, Tips, and Techniques

21 Gel Tricks, Tips, and Techniques

by Erin Barajas

Gel nails have their own lingo, their own tricks, their own innuendo. Here we tapped gel manufacturers, educators, and users for 21 bits of gel insider info. From terms like “capping,” “pillowing,” and “freezing” to why you can’t handle your product the same way you do acrylic, these techniques and tricks are good to know no matter how long you’ve been doing gels.

Comfort says nail techs seem to have a hard time breaking in new brushes properly. Here’s what...

Brushes with Greatness

by Patricia Oropeza

Don’t underestimate the power of a nail brush. They might sometimes be considered an afterthought, but these tools play a big role in a nail tech's job. Read on for tips on getting the most use of your brush, caring for it, and which brush works best for you.

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