Nail Art Trainer

If you want to learn more about nail art, trainer manuals and resources may help you acquire more knowledge about this unique skill.

Learn the art!

Nail art is a unique way of adding embellishment and design to the nails. Many people who practice nail art have taught themselves the skill of freehand nail art painting through trainer materials, while others rely on easy to use pre-made stencils or self-adhesive nail designs.

Nail art is a skill that requires a steady hand and dexterity. If you're the creative type who likes to paint and embellish, nail art may be for you. Whether you are a nail hobbyist or a licensed manicurist hoping to expand your services, the following resources can help you learn more about this unique form of nail painting.

The following Internet sites offer resources for nail art, including various publications, books and DVDs:

• Designer Nail Products
• Nails International
• Gina Wallace
• Art Nails

In addition to training resources, you'll need the following supplies to get started practicing the craft of nail painting.

• Nail brush: There are various sizes available of nail brushes that are used to create designs. Use a small tip brush for smaller details. A nail brush should also be used to clean under the nail and to clean up any remaining nail polish on the free edge or side of the nails.
• Orangewood stick: Orangewood sticks are used to push back cuticles and clean under the free edge of the nail.
• Dotting tool: A dotting tool is an implement used to place small dot designs on the nail. This tool is useful for nearly every nail design. An alternative to a dotting tool is a small tip paintbrush.
• Alcohol: Alcohol is used to sanitize the nail bed and also to remove the oils on the nail prior to painting.
• Cotton: Use cotton balls or pads to remove polish.
• Acetone: Full strength acetone is the best remover for nail polish on both natural or artificial nails. Acetone will also remove artificial nails if desired.
• Rapid Dry: A quick drying nail spray such as OPI's Rapid Dry will help set and dry the nail designs quickly.
• Nail file: Have a nail file on hand to shape and smooth the nails prior to painting.

Once you have gathered supplies and a few nail art trainer resources, it's time to get practicing! You can practice freehand nail art on a model or use a nail practice hand. A practice hand can be used over and over again, and can be positioned as needed.

Once you've learned the skill of nail painting, you can take your trade to the next level by obtaining your manicurist license through a cosmetology school. If you're already a licensed nail tech, you can flaunt your skill to your growing clientele. Up-selling nail adornment to your customers is a great way to increase your profits while using your creativity. Nail painting is a great way to show off your passion for fashion, design and artistic skill.

With the ever-changing trends in the nail painting industry, you're sure to find endless inspiration for nail designs and art. If you're creative, have a steady hand, and enjoy creating your own art forms, why not learn this unique skill today, and hone in on your craft?

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