Nail wraps

I was raised, as I’m sure many of you were, with the age old saying, “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!” My experience with this saying has been hit-and-miss. Some things were as good as they claimed. Others were a total waste of money. I always loved having my nails … Nail Strips. Best Invention Ever! Read More »

I've been thinking about doing this post for a while and I'm excited to finally be doing it!! I'm currently reviewing five different nail wrap (stickers, decals, shields, or whatever name you call them). I'm only on day two and they look the same as they did on day one, pictured above. I'm

In the vast world of fashion and beauty, trends come and go, but there's one element that remains eternally stylish and captivating: black color hairstyles. Black hair has a unique allure and...

I recently discovered this nail trick, and I seriously think it's going to revolutionize my nail art from now on. If you're not the best at painting your nails with a steady hand, why not

Silk and linen wraps have taken a back seat to fibreglass in recent years, but they are versatile and appealing. Nail technicians who perfect the art of silk and linen applications can use these fabrics for overlays, repairs, and even sculpting.

Achieve salon-quality nails at home with our collection of nail wraps! We offer trendy and classic designs made with high-quality materials that are easy to use and a great alternative to traditional nail polish. Our selection includes other nail tools for DIY nails. Shop now and discover the possibilities of DIY nails

How to apply our nail polish wraps + Tips & Tricks for easier application

Nail polish is pretty much the perfect accessory — there’s a shade to match every outfit, every mood, every season of the year. And for those who like to have a little fun with their style, some funky nail decals may be just the thing to liven up…

Are your nails breaking too quickly? Have you tried silk wrap nails as nail extensions? Did you know that they can strengthen your nails too?

It’s a long name for a common condition — longitudinal ridging — and just the type of problem that makes nail techs look like miracle workers in the eyes of their clients.