Post a pic of your favourit-est set you've ever done, and if it's compatible after having the background removed, we'll add it to our cover with your social media handle 🫶 We'll be changing the cover regularly to ensure everyone gets a chance to be featured on it 🥰 Ideal picture: - A single hand, or two hands beside each other (not overlapping) - No watermark covering/overlapping the hands

Hi everyone! I am beyond excited to open the doors to this space. Nail Tech Corner was created for one purpose: to give nail techs a real community where learning, growth, and support actually feel genuine. No bots, no spammy self-promo, no noise - just real people, real conversations, and real progress. ✨ Here’s what this space is about: - Sharing knowledge + skill-building tips - Asking questions without judgement - Honest discussions on what works (and what doesn’t) in our craft - Building connections with other techs who truly get it 🚫 To keep the vibe safe + supportive, please report any bots or self-promo posts straight to the admins. We’ll handle it. #NoPeepers... Anyone who remains at Level 1 #peeper status is eligible to be removed from this community. We'll be cleaning it up regularly, so please level up to Level 2 if you want to stay 🤗 Feel free to interact as much as you'd like! Please use the community categories so we can keep things organized and make sure our posts are ending up in the appropriate places. Now let’s break the ice! Drop an intro below 👇Tell us: 1. Your name + where you’re based 2. How long you’ve been doing nails 3. One nail skill you’d love to master this year 4. Your social media handle - not the link (the only self-promo we'll allow 😉) Can’t wait to get to know each of you and start building something amazing together. 💅

I saw one of my chronic skin-pickers today and I’m so excited to see that the little “fidget bumps” looked like they’re working for her! Not my original idea - another nail tech put me onto the idea of the small raised bumps near the areas of skin most prone to being picked at. It’s supposed to satisfy the urge. 🌻 My client was a bit skeptical, so we only tried it on the one nail at her last appointment, and there’s definitely an improvement in the skin around that nail! I’ve attached photos of her other fingers to give an example of how the thumb was looking before. This time we put bumps on all the affected fingers, and I’ll be seeing her again in 3 weeks to see if they’ve worked all around! Has anyone else tried these? 💛