How to Choose a Salon and Get the Absolute Best Manicure or Pedicure in Your Neighborhood

 This article will be about the latest trend of nail polish. Nail polish is a form of cosmetic that is applied to the nails for decorative or fashion purposes. The first commercial nail polish was introduced in 1907 by a French company called Le Vernis Nail Polish Company, but it wasn't until the 1920s that it became popular.

The process of applying nail polish can be done at home or in a salon and takes around 10 minutes to complete. The most common type of nail polish is lacquer, which can last up to two weeks without chipping (depending on how you take care of your nails).

Nail Salon Architecture: Know How to Spot a Great One While Driving by in Your Car

We have all been there: you are driving around, looking for a nail salon to get your nails done. You finally find one that looks great from the outside and you pull in. But then you walk into the salon and it is dirty, the staff is rude, and they don't even offer drinks! This is why it's important to know what a great nail salon should look like before walking in.

The first thing you should notice when looking for a nail salon is if they have an updated interior design. If they don't, it's likely their services are outdated as well. The next thing to look at would be if they offer drinks or not. Great nail salons always make sure their customers are comfortable by offering them something to drink while getting their nails done! Lastly, look

Wet vs. Dry Manicures—What’s the Difference?

Nail Salon Cleanliness 101-- How to Check for Signs of Proper Disinfection Protocols

A dry manicure is a manicure that does not include any water or lotion. Dry nails are filed to remove any rough edges and then polished with a clear coat.

A dry pedicure is the same as a dry manicure, but it also includes exfoliating the skin and massaging the feet with lotion. This can be done in-between nail polish application or after all of the nails have been painted.

Dry nails have less risk for infection and fungus than wet ones, but they also tend to be more brittle. Wet nails are softer and more flexible, but they are more prone to breakage and infection because they require constant moisture in order to stay healthy.