If you've ever admired the high-gloss finish and durable wear of gel nails, you know why they’ve become one of the most popular manicure choices in salons today. Gel polish offers a beautiful, long-lasting alternative to regular nail polish—but even the best gel manicures can chip early without the right care.

Finding a small chip in your brand new manicure is enough to drain the blood from your face. Sure, it’s not the world’s worst travesty, but if you spent money on a manicure that’s supposed to last weeks, you expect (and deserve) to get what you pay for...

Whether you have that special occasion coming up or just want to add a little pep to your day, you want to look your best. Nails may be small, but with a little embellishing, they complete any ensemble by giving you an air of sophistication and building your confidence...

Shellac nail polish comes in hundreds of beautiful shades and finishes, offering a beautiful seamless finish to any manicure or nail design. Its high-gloss effect and durability make it a perfect polish for nails. But did you know that there are hundreds of uses for this product across various trades, from cosmetology to industrial production? Here is a brief breakdown of the history and many uses of shellac.