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Finger Painting: Nail Art from NYFW 2015

Nail art needn’t be over-the-top or unprofessional-looking. There are ways to tastefully use nail art in your nail services that will make your client’s visit more personalized, Rebecca Isa, Zoya creative director, ...

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October 27, 2015
Finger Painting: Nail Art from NYFW 2015
Finger Painting: Nail Art from NYFW 2015
Finger Painting: Nail Art from NYFW 2015
Finger Painting: Nail Art from NYFW 2015
Finger Painting: Nail Art from NYFW 2015

Color: WHETHER IT’S COLOR GRADATION FROM FINGER TO FINGER OR ON EACH NAIL, OR TWO ACCENT NAILS INSTEAD OF ONE, PLAYING WITH COLOR CAN CREATE A UNIQUE LOOK. Michelle Saunders for Essie created this “lucite sunset” design at Rebecca Minkoff’s show at NYFW.

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Nail art needn’t be over-the-top or unprofessional-looking. There are ways to tastefully use nail art in your nail services that will make your client’s visit more personalized, Rebecca Isa, Zoya creative director, explains.


“I believe the client is more drawn to the message the polish conveys about her personal style,” Isa says. “Remember, nail polish is supposed to be fun, and that enjoyment should always be part of every salon experience.”

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Play with tools and formulas to create a masterpiece that is still age-appropriate for your client.


For clients to wear something unexpected on their nails is not necessarily about creating nail ‘art,’” says Heather Davis, CND education ambassador. “When a client can look at their nails as an accessory, just like their jewelry or a unique pair of shoes, it changes their perspective about decorating their digits.”

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