nail news Iz in a pot
By request, the new Iz LED/UV Gel fromIzabelle Hammon is now available in a 15g pot.
The Iz LED/UV Gel is the same consistency as Calgel clear gel and can prolong your current nail systemby being applied as a final layer on the natural nail. It offers strength, flexibility and protection against breakage and
chipping.The Iz Gel can also be used to extend the client’s nail and protect the natural nail when applying tips.
• Izabelle Hammon: 0845 230 1087 • Circle number: 216
The velveteen nail
Be Creative (founded by international nail artist and expert SamBiddle) has discovered a unique and exciting way to be creative with nail art with their brand newVelveteen range for the ultimate velvetmanicure.
Velveteen is an innovativematerial, which sits on the surface of the nails. It is completely water and solvent proof and extremely hard
wearing.This new product can be used on natural nails or enhancements and needs nothingmore than a UV lamp to cure the gel sealer required to bond the
fibres.To apply, simply sprinkle the finematerial onto the wet gel and then cure for twominutes. It can be used with any sealer, but itmust not leave an inhibition layer.
Velveteen is available in 5g pots and 12 different colours. • SamBiddle:
www.sambiddle.co.uk
Join aCalgel course
Izabelle Hammon are offering several Calgel training courses lasting for both one and two days.
The two-day Inspiring LastingTraining course plus free third confidence building day introduces the Calgel products and techniques to technicians, covering the art of overlays, tip application, free formsculptures, product knowledge infills
andmuchmore.The price also includes a starter kit and UV lamp.
The one-day Confidence Building Day is designed for Calgel technicians to refresh their skills as well as amock examfor the Premier Status Exam.
The one-day Premier Status Day allows technicians to join elite Calgel technicians by attending and passing the examfor Calgel Premier Status.
Courses are available in Luton, theMidlands and Scotland.
• Izabelle Hammon: 0845 230 1087 • Circle number: 216
Fall fantastic
Artistic’s fall collection uses shades ofAutumn to reflect the mood of the season, as well as the fashion trends.
Mind the gap
LenaWhite Ltd recently teamed up with beauty website HQ Hair to promote the OPI and LDN: Skins range on the London Underground.
A collection of patriotic advertisements were seen at Bank station celebrating British nails and LDN: Skins, used at London Fashion Week.
On the catwalk were shades of chocolate, gold and soft pink, as well as crisp navy, all of which are represented in the new Artistic
collection.The depth and richness of theArtistic colours add a touch of glamour that really plays against the metallic and shimmering fabrics of the season.
Colours in the new collection include Daring, a velvet cherry; Temperamental, a cement grey; Defiant, a soft navy grey;Mysterious, a pink chocolate; Inspired, a Dijon gold; Sensual, a pink suede; Controlling, a diamond dusted black; Fabulous, a copper orange; Privelaged, a royal velvet grape, and Spoiled, a candy apple red.
• Louella Belle: 0844 800 9396 • Circle number: 73
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