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What I wish I knew As A New Nail Tech What do I wish I knew as a new nail tech! What are some things that make me go… Gosh, why didn’t anyone tell me this!? Before we get started, I want to invite you to our next Japanese Gel Nail Certification, happening in about […]

Nail Anatomy Authors: Doug Schoon and Ana Seidel Nail Anatomy – The Different Parts of the Fingernail Do you know where your cuticle is? Or your hyponychium? Most people don’t. Not only is the general public confused about the names for the parts of the natural nail, but many nail technicians are not able to […]

Gel nails are softer and more flexible while acrylic nails are harder and more durable. In terms of smell, gel nails are more favorable as they are odorless compared to the strong chemical scent of acrylic nails.

Nail File Grits–A Quick Glance If you’re new to nails, remembering grit numbers as they relate to coarse can be challenging. But just keep this in mind: the higher the number, the finer the grit. Certain grits also provide particular functions. So, we created a handy “cheat sheet” as a brief reference: Download cheat sheet > 80 Grit = Very Coarse Best used to remove polish, gel, or acrylics Not to be used on the natural nail 100 Grit = Coarse Used to shorten the length of nails with or…