Wednesday, May 13, 2009
I HAVE SHIFTED TO A NEW BLOG!!
Hello, ladies! I have shifted to a new blog at http://nailzimage.blogspot.com/.
I managed to retrieve my password for this blog at last! I had already started updating there a while back.
My friend had a good laugh at the reason why I am using this current blog's name. She thought that someone else was using http://nailzimage.blogspot.com/. That someone else was me! I just can't remember my password so have to create a new blog, that's all!
She was actually trying to create a blog for her shop but the name was already taken by someone else. So, she was rather console that I am in a worse situation than her. I got the blog's name but can't assess it. haha.....!!
I had just added some promotions to my new blog. Clearing some place for my next batch of designs.... Do check them out! Thanks!
I managed to retrieve my password for this blog at last! I had already started updating there a while back.
My friend had a good laugh at the reason why I am using this current blog's name. She thought that someone else was using http://nailzimage.blogspot.com/. That someone else was me! I just can't remember my password so have to create a new blog, that's all!
She was actually trying to create a blog for her shop but the name was already taken by someone else. So, she was rather console that I am in a worse situation than her. I got the blog's name but can't assess it. haha.....!!
I had just added some promotions to my new blog. Clearing some place for my next batch of designs.... Do check them out! Thanks!
Posted by
Michelle Yip, AJP(GIA)
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10:42 PM
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Lucite Flowers Earrings
They are limited edition.
Colors may be a bit off due to screen differences. But don't worry, they are much more beautiful in real life!
For more designs, details & purchasing, please go to my ETSY store at http://www.nailzimage.etsy.com/.
Posted by
Michelle Yip, AJP(GIA)
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7:20 PM
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
My Designed Nail Tips
For more designs, details & purchasing, please go to my ETSY store at http://www.nailzimage.etsy.com/.
Posted by
Michelle Yip, AJP(GIA)
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9:29 PM
Manicure (Step by step tutorial for my students)
Below is a brief summary of the manicure procedure for my students taking ITEC.
- Remove nail polish.
- File the nails starting from the little finger with long strokes in 1 direction. File the sides first.
- Apply sweet almond oil with a cotton bud onto the cuticles. Massage the oil into the cuticles with a circular motion.
- Soak the fingers in a bowl containing warm water.
- Repeat steps 2-4 on the other hand.
- Take out wet fingers & dab dry with towel.
- Apply cuticle cream with a cotton bud onto the cuticles. Massage the cream into the cuticles with a circular motion.
- Push back cuticles in a circular motion with an orange stick. Dip in water for every finger.
- Use a cuticle knife in a circular motion for the sides. Dip in water for every finger.
- Clip away excess cuticle with a cuticle nipper.
- Buff with up & down stokes. Use all 3 sides.
- Massage.
- Polish.
Ladies, please print out a set of these papers.
http://www.itecworld.co.uk/Syllabus/Beauty%20Specialist/Manicure%20and%20Pedicure%20Syllabus.pdf
Posted by
Michelle Yip, AJP(GIA)
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7:56 PM
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Featured Nail Design
One of my featured nail designs. It's a step by step tutorial that I did for Beauty Cosmedica. This tutorial is available at www.freewebs.com/michelleyip.
Posted by
Michelle Yip, AJP(GIA)
at
10:38 PM
Acrylic/Gel Nails
Posted by
Michelle Yip, AJP(GIA)
at
4:47 PM
My Designed Nail Tips
Colors may be a bit off due to screen differences. But don't worry, they are much more beautiful in real life!
For more designs, details & purchasing, please go to my ETSY store at http://www.nailzimage.etsy.com/.
Posted by
Michelle Yip, AJP(GIA)
at
12:53 PM
Saturday, April 18, 2009
My Nails
But first, I am doing to do a new set of gel for my toenails. I've removed my last set of gel(shown below) a few days ago. I didn't do a new set cause I've no idea what color to use...! I'm spolit for choice! haha...
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Michelle Yip, AJP(GIA)
at
10:47 PM
Friday, April 17, 2009
Handmade Pendant, Flower
This is a set of handmade acrylic pendants from my flower series.
I created these one of a kind pendants using acrylic powder & monomer on a metal tile using 3D nail art techniques.
Colors may be a bit off due to screen differences. But don't worry, they are much more beautiful in real life!
For more designs, details & purchasing, please go to my ETSY store at http://www.nailzimage.etsy.com/.
I created these one of a kind pendants using acrylic powder & monomer on a metal tile using 3D nail art techniques.
Colors may be a bit off due to screen differences. But don't worry, they are much more beautiful in real life!
For more designs, details & purchasing, please go to my ETSY store at http://www.nailzimage.etsy.com/.
Posted by
Michelle Yip, AJP(GIA)
at
8:44 PM
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Handmade Pendant, Underwater
This is a set of handmade acrylic pendants from my underwater series.
I created these one of a kind pendants using acrylic powder & monomer on a metal tile using 3D nail art techniques.
Colors may be a bit off due to screen differences. But don't worry, they are much more beautiful in real life!
For more designs, details & purchasing, please go to my ETSY store at http://www.nailzimage.etsy.com/.
I created these one of a kind pendants using acrylic powder & monomer on a metal tile using 3D nail art techniques.
Colors may be a bit off due to screen differences. But don't worry, they are much more beautiful in real life!
For more designs, details & purchasing, please go to my ETSY store at http://www.nailzimage.etsy.com/.
Posted by
Michelle Yip, AJP(GIA)
at
9:16 PM
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