How To Not Mess Up
Your Mani
There’s a reason polish sales are up in this economy: It’s easy to do your own nails (unlike, say, a Brazilian bikini wax).
Step 1: Prep
Smooth nails with a buffer. Then rub a bit of olive oil over your cuticles to soften them, and gently push back with one of those wood cuticle pushers (find ‘em at drugstores). Swipe away residue with polish remover. Next put on a base coat: “A lot of women skip it and end up with streaks,” It creates a smooth surface for color to cling to.”
Step 2: Paint
Apply two coats of polish with light-handed strokes. “Hold the brush midcap, not at the top—you’ll have more control,”
Step 3: Patience!
Wait for your nails to dry on their own; blowing on them creates bubbles. And skip those over the counter fast-dry oils and sprays, “They make polish prone to peeling.” Only professional grade is best.
And just in case you do goof…
Got a chip? Dot polish onto the nicked spot, let dry and sweep topcoat over the entire nail.
Your Pedi
We know, polishing your toenails isn’t exactly the most comfortable activity, but here’s help for that.
Step 1: Soften
Slough away calluses with a foot file in the shower. “It’s much easier to do when skin is moist,” Once feet are dry, slather on foot balm or cream. A rich body lotion works too.
Step 2: Trim
Cut your toenails to a length that hits just the tip of your toe; if you go any shorter, you risk ingrowns. Gently nudge cuticles down, then swab nails with polish remover.
Step 3: Position
Sit in a chair and put your foot up on a desk or table so you can easily reach every toe.
Step 4: Paint
Do a base coat, then two layers of color. “The brighter the better—even yellow looks great peeking out of sandals!” Add topcoat. Save your big toe for last so you’ll be less likely to smear it when you do the others.
And just in case you do goof…
Color on your toe cuticles? Dip a wood cuticle pusher in remover. Or, relax! Only you will notice anyway.



















































Today, My Monday Manicure is Actually Visiting some of our key salons who we have certified them to do shellac and list there salon as a verified status. So I am going to visit to bring them there certification or find out why they may not be ready yet, This program was created so that we can explain and educate the difference in the system when its not used correctly. Un fortunately if the salon are not following any of the protocol or show no interest, the we will have to remove from the web…Dont Shoot The Messenger! Just want to show and educate the correct way, This is for a product Shellac, So let me know if you have any problems or concerns.I would love to help with training or just some simple questions. On a positive note…
AND HERES ME! IM WEARING SHELLAC IN FEDORA…TELL ME IF YOU HAVE WORN SHALLAC BEFORE, AND WHAT YOU THOUGHT? I NEED TO KNOW IF YOU GOT THE 2 WEEK WEAR? TELL ME, TELL ME…..

















