What do celebrity nail artists advise to their less-stellar clients? We have selected the statements of several professionals in the nail industry working in large salon chains.
Ashley Johnson
Ashley is famous in her own right. Her name cannot be paired with any celebrity, since the master performs manicures for so many actresses, singers and other residents of Hollywood. Ashley advises paying attention to your hands before every important event. “Hands are a girl's calling card,” says the master. Her clients also adhere to the well-known statement, choosing not a gel, but an ordinary resistant coating before entering the red carpet. It will definitely last all day and will delight you with bright highlights at night. Ashley recommends choosing a glossy finish, which attracts more attention and makes the pens more well-groomed.
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Christina Aviles
Christina paints the nails of famous girls sighting before important events. Jessica Chastain, for example, often resorts to her services. The master advises using various techniques for applying nail polish. On the gel coat, Aviles can apply an iridescent varnish to accentuate the color of the gel. She likes to mark individual nails with a "magnetic" varnish, combines soft shades with explosive acidic ones and loves matte patterns on a glossy coating very much. “A manicure should talk about its owner louder than makeup and hair,” notes the master, creating a new masterpiece of nail art for the red carpet.
Tracy Clemens
The master is often subscribed to by Katie Holmes. The girl chooses soft manicures, but Tracy persuades the client to use complex metallic colors or even drawings. Natural shades look great on any girl, according to Clemens. If, for example, there is no acid-lemon color in nature, it will be conspicuous and look pretentious; but dark green, shades of red, noble cobalt will set off absolutely any color type.
Tom Bachik
Tom stands for designs. Craftsmen are tearing apart salon clients and celebrities like Jennifer Aniston. Every girl doing a manicure at Bachik is guaranteed the freshest design that has just appeared in the field of vision of the nail industry. Experiments are good on long nails - Tom's clients never go with a soft square trimmed. The master sees in manicure primarily an entertainment function, so some of his works strongly resemble the demonstration of the talents of the masters of the NailSunny salon (the guys like to attach flowers, a mini-Kim or a figurine of an overseas twerk diva, which also moves) to their nails.
Julie Kandalek
Despite the fact that Julie's clients often ask for bright gel polishes, the master herself prefers healing, less noticeable means. As Kandalek says, "a shiny, glossy polish that combines both perfect highlights and a nail-healing foundation will look great in the office or at a long-awaited event." Sometimes Julie manages to convince star clients of her own rightness - for example, Laura Carmichael has repeatedly appeared in the light with a glossy coating that does not overlap the natural color of the nail plates, made by Kandalek. By the way, the star manicurist Jenna Hill adheres to the same point of view.
Deborah Lippmann
If you are a world celebrity, you want a high-quality manicure, which will then be wearable in life, and are used to a high level of service, then sign up with Deborah for you.
it will not work anyway. The list of her clients is full for several months in advance.
is stingy and devotes several hours of his time to each person who comes to her. She does a variety of manicures, but most of her clients wear the trendiest designs, Pantone approved colors.
“A manicure should be perfect first of all. It doesn't matter what shade you choose, or how crazy the design your master has done. If a piece of gel polish has broken off, your nails have grown, the acrylic coating has come off, or a natural disaster has happened, due to which the varnish has simply fallen off, redo your manicure. At least one nail,”says Deborah.
