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Nail Knowledge – How it Came About

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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What cost is your health?

As usual, I get ideas for Blogs after reading questions or comments on SM. This one is no different. A busy UK nail pro put up a little video of her banging her dust extraction filters outside. My goodness!!! The

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What do clients need to know?

I have recently read a thread about the ‘hype’ over a BIAB (builder in a bottle) type product. I would question about the amount of information given to clients about different types of products. Let me explain. A wide variety

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nail expert

Experts who Educate.

The professional nail industry is, in many ways, no different to many other sectors in the beauty industry. But in many other ways, it is completely different! Historically, hairdresser’s are the older sector. Beautician’s and make-up artist’s have been in

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skin fraying nail

Skin ‘fraying’ at the base of the nail?

Sometimes, like in the picture, the skin on the top of the proximal nail fold gets a bit damaged and ‘frayed’. It can be painful and inflamed – but not always. Some people have very thin and delicate skin either

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oncology hand and nails

Oncology Hand & Nails – anno 2021-2022

In nail world this is a tough one and not without complications. We all know someone who has had, is having or will be having chemo therapy and if your family is like mine, it’s the #1 cause of death

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nail bed epithelium

The Bed Epithelium Tissue

Between the nail plate and the nail bed is some elastic tissue called the bed epithelium – it’s kind of the same non-living tissue as the cuticle, only the cuticle is produced by the eponychium and the bed epithelium by

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