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We bring you the latest tips, trends, and expert advice on all things nails! Whether you’re a professional, student or enthusiast or simply looking to improve your nail health, we’ve got you covered.
DIY Nail Kits and Allergies
There is a general concern about the DIY nail kits on the market, claiming that home gel polish kits are an overexposure reaction waiting to happen. Some even say that this is the reason for the upswing in people’s allergic reactions to enhancement products. They could be right. The salon industry could also be tainted…
PH Balancer Nail Products
Understanding the products we use, when to use them, and why, is imperative in the nail business. Today we are going to discuss pH balancer nail products. If you understand pH, it will make many other important concepts much easier to understand. The pH is a measure of the acidity or alkalinity of water. Water…
“Make It Rain” with Nail Retail
Nail professionals are very creative people, willing to constantly learn new things, and great at multitasking. They are artists, technicians, psychologists, you name it! However, there are two words that simply terrify them: nail retail. Other professionals in the beauty industry, like aestheticians and hair stylists, are great at retail. On the other hand, nail…
Comparing UV Gel Polishes
Many nail pros right now are comparing UV gel polishes. But how can you tell if it’s a good one or not? What should you look out for exactly? And… what should you steer clear of? What would be the UV gel polish with the best-case scenario ingredients? I am glad to see that many are…
Acrylic toenails. Yes or no?
In the effort of making their feet look as good as possible, many people are looking to get acrylic (L&P) toenails. This is usually because their toenails are misshapen and they want a more uniform look. Or maybe they want to “camouflage” a problematic or missing toenail. What would be the pros and cons of…
Pumice Stones for Manicures
Pumice stones, or so-called Hindu stones, have been sold to nail professionals under various names for many years and are nothing new. These are made of pumice, which is finely ground lava rock. These manicure stones are very similar to the stones used in some nail salons to remove calluses. Lava stones are used mainly…



