Nail Studio By Tom

Are you still using an old nippers to peeling your sanding band off?
I hate to break it to you.
But you're doing it a heard way.
There's a faster, easier, and smarter way by using the diamond bit instead.
For beginner: Set e-file at speed -3000 RPM
For an advanced: Set e-file - 5000 RPM

Being a nail tech is not a hobby.
It’s a trade.
It’s a business.
And the truth is, you gotto pay the rent when it’s due.

Most acrylic techs ruin their first 2-3 Kolinsky brushes. Here's why:
1. Leaving acrylic in the brush between clients
2. Using bare hand to pull or pinch hardened product
3. Storing brushes improperly
I see this all the time, nail techs stuck hardened brushes between client because no one taught them the right care system. That's why I created a Brush Saver Kit, a complete set to help you to save time, frustration and protect your most valuable tool.
Comment “Brushes” and I'll share with you the brush care system that I use to protect my brushes last for years.
Take care of your tools, they’ll take care of your work, and your clients will notice the difference. ~ LONG NGUYEN

Ever wondered why some techs struggle to charge more, while others choose who to work with? The answer is simple: every detail matters.

She wants 2 nail rings … And her creation is completely unique and unlike any other Part 4

These stilettos sets will make you feel like a million bucks if it is your vibe

Cheap tools cost you clients.. and Here’s why 👀

When preparation is organized, application becomes effortless

Most gel artist faces:
• Tips Sliding
• Wrong size mixed
•Messy prep is slowing you down
Solution:
Step 1: Prepare tips before the client walks through the door.
Comment “Caddy” for step 2

How to prepare the customer’s soft gel extensions for a brand new customer