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Gel Nail Polish

By Christine Browning November 13, 2018

Gel nail polish developed a few years back and got popularity among people surprisingly. Everything has its good and bad…

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The OPI x M&M’S Holiday Collection Review
Get the Collection Give your salon a head start on the holiday season with the OPI x M&M’S Holiday 2026 collection. The Sweeten Your Mani collection is designed for festive holiday appointments, seasonal nail art, and clients looking for playful new shades. Explore the collection and stock the shades and formulas that fit your salon’s... […]
Apres Mini Nova Review | Compact Salon LED Lamp
The Aprés Mini Nova LED Lamp is designed for nail professionals who want reliable curing performance without taking up unnecessary space at the salon station. With professional features focused on consistency, client comfort, and everyday workflow, it is built to handle the demands of busy nail services. The Mini Nova combines 45 dual-wavelength LEDs, 365nm... […]
CND Visible Light Lamp
The CND Visible Light Lamp is a professional curing lamp created specifically for CND light-curable systems. Instead of relying on UV wavelengths, it uses CND VISIBLE LIGHT TECHNOLOGY™ to cure compatible products while providing dedicated service settings, five-finger curing, and a cordless design. For nail technicians and salon owners, its main appeal is the combination... […]

Comment on Nail Salon Designs to Turn Your Vision into a Beautiful Space by Anonymous
I am elevating a fashion boutique, hair and beauty salon. How do I purchase your salon furniture in South Africa Western Cape , Cape Town?. I need a reliable supplier.
Comment on Bringing Curls Back to Life with Olaplex Bond Shaper by Anonymous
How often can the bond shaper curl rebuilding treatment be used
Comment on Gelish 18G Unplugged Chrome Glazed by editor
In reply to Anonymous. Yes, the Gelish 18G Unplugged Chrome Glazed LED/UV Lamp is safe to use on your own nails when used correctly. For curing times, Gelish recommends: 5 seconds for Foundation/Base, 30 seconds for color coats and Top It Off, and 60 seconds for thicker products like PolyGel or No Cleanse Top Coat. […]
Comment on Gelish 18G Unplugged Chrome Glazed by Anonymous
Is it safe to use on your own nails and if so do ya'll have any data to send me on drying times for my diped nails. Anything i need to be concerned about?
Comment on A Professional Nail Tool Designed for Precision and Comfort by editor
It’s really nice to work with. The handpiece is light and doesn’t vibrate much, which makes filing smoother. For me, it’s a good option because I wanted something comfortable for everyday salon use.
Comment on Gelish Foundation Flex by editor
In reply to Anonymous. You should only use one base coat—either the original Foundation or Foundation Flex, not both. Foundation Flex is designed to replace the original Foundation and already provides strong adhesion along with added flexibility and nail-perfecting benefits, so layering them isn’t necessary and could interfere with proper curing. If you want to […]
Comment on Gelish Foundation Flex by Anonymous
In reply to admin. Can (or should) you use a thin coat of REGULAR Foundation, followed by Foundation Flex or should you only use ONE coat of Foundation? *Can you ALSO use STRUCTURE Clear if you use a thin coat of Foundation Flex? If so, would you use Structure Clear right after Foundation Flex? Thanks!