2 years in the planning and making. A chance conversation between Marian Newman and Kevin Nicholls. Kevin said:”what about animated learning?” Marian replied: “Ooo, that could work!”
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Picture this: a rugged landscape, woolly mammoths roaming in the distance, and our ancestors huddled around a fire, scratching their heads—or rather, their nails. They didn’t have nail clippers, files, or polish, but their nails kept growing all the same.
In this fourth instalment of our series on the key properties of natural and artificial nails, we’ll focus on nail toughness. We’ve already discussed strength, hardness, and flexibility—each of these properties plays an essential role, but toughness is the combination
Nail Flexibility: The Third Key Property of Natural and Artificial Nails In this third part of our series on the key properties of natural and artificial nails, we move from strength and hardness to explore flexibility. As we have already
The Hidden Protector As a nail professional, you know the importance of keeping nails looking flawless, but how often do we really talk about the hyponychium? It might not be the most glamorous part of the nail, but it’s one
Have you ever been completely puzzled by nail terms thrown around in salons, classrooms, educational materials, or on social media channels? You’re not alone! Today, we’re cracking the case on two often misunderstood heroes of nail anatomy: the eponychium and
Hardness: The Second Key Property of Natural and Artificial Nails What is Hardness? Hardness is often confused with strength, yet it’s important to distinguish between these two properties. Hardness specifically refers to a substance’s ability to resist surface scratching or
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