“My most essential Louella Belle product for spring is the Artistic Colour Gloss range. There is nothing more exciting than choosing a new colour to complement the new Spring/Summer fashions and get the winter feet out of those leather boots. I will be the first to trial the new colours and my clients will soon follow!”
Betsi Hughes Green Street House Sophie Cox Another Little World
“IBX is my number one favourite product this spring. I’m very passionate and care a lot about my clients nails so I now always have this product on hand. Whether my client has gel polish or normal nail polish or even no polish, IBX works beyond the top of the nail opposed to other nail strengthener which helps the speedy results! I can no longer imagine doing manicures without this product! 10/10!”
Ariah Ariah Nails and Beauty Sacha Currie
Sacha Make Up and Nail Artist
“Morgan Taylor nail lacquers are my must have essential this spring. They have an amazing range of colours and the pastels and brights are starting to get my clients thinking about the summer months ahead! I usually pair them up with the Seche Vite Top Coat for an extra high shine, it’s so shiny it almost looks like a gel! Both the Cinderella and Harajuku 2015 Collections are still staple shades in my spring must haves! ”
“My essential product for spring is Dadi’Oil. At this time of year, I find my clients nails are weaker and cuticles drier after the winter. Using Dadi’Oil helps to rehydrate and nourish the nail and cuticles, and smells amazing. Everyone loves it!”
Kerry McKay Purity Health,
Beauty & Wellbeing
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“My most essential spring product has to be Salt of the Earth’s Whipped Body Cream in White Ginger from the Modern Apothecary range. Its amazing scent and luxurious texture means it is perfect for keeping dry skin hydrated & moisturised ready for the warmer months ahead!”
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