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56 | NAILS MAGAZINE | APRIL 2014 www.nailsmag.com/fifi/14262 "Nail art is evolving. It exploded so fast in popularity that people got overloaded. I used to do more intricate designs; now my clients are going for more simple options. But I think like any fashion, the pendulum will swing back to more elaborate designs again at some point." — Crystal McKenna, Hair to Please, E. Providence, R.I. "Nail art on the way out? No way! Now it's not just a random few people wearing it. With gels, doing nail art is easier and it's constantly evolving." — Maeling Parrish, dean of education for Hand & Nail Harmony, Brea, Calif. "Nail art is not on the way out, in my opinion. It's morphing. I see more hand-painting now than 3-D, and embellishments on the top, rather than inside." — Allison Ross (left), Backscratchers Etc., Salt Lake City "Is Nail Art on the Way Out?" We asked attendees at the ISSE show: "Do you think nail art is on its way out?" Here's what they said: "The early adopters are ready for a shift, but he vast majority of people are just now wearing it. I think nail art will be interpreted in dif erent ways and that's what the leaders and infl uencers of the industry are looking for. We need to push the envelope with what's possible and make new discoveries." — Jan Arnold (right), CND, Vista, Calif. Formula 3 -in- 1 •Works Fast •Gentle on Skin •Kills 99.99 of Germs Visit us at: drgsbeauty.com Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 Available at: m s From the maker's of Callus & Cuticle Remover Andy Hillas ahillas@pwcosmetics.com n a 0 4 1 4 s h o w . i n d d 5 6 na0414show.indd 56 2 / 2 4 / 1 4 3 : 5 3 P M 2/24/14 3:53 PM