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[Stray]

I love nail art & that’s the trend & nails are considered an accessory today. If you get distracted from a product, you aren’t interested in it. As long as nails are clean & kept up, they are fine. You get accustomed to working with them & use your finger pads; children are quite safe.

I get my nails done every two weeks & have for 30 years nothing stopped me except the pandemic for 4 months. I do get nail art but not elaborate, right now light cat’s eye. My nails are longer but not pointed. I like the pointed style on young women.

[JulieBean]

I couldn't agree more!   Those long, ornate, pointed nails are just ridiculous.  Who can wear all of that stuff?   It looks so cheap to me and I agree that I find it distracting.  In today's world, I suppose no one can tell an employee to stick to a more traditional and classy look so I guess we are stuck with it folks!   

[Stray]

Nail art is not cheap & quite expensive. Nails are an accessory today & the art is here to stay & a means of personal expression. My nail studio is jammed everyday & beauty parlors out of business. I had my hair done weekly when I was younger; today it’s nails for younger folks, men & women. I see many construction workers & landscapers at my nail salon.

[Kitty Galore]

Monifa & Vanesss are the worse

Very distracting  I feel .   I don't  Want either doing jewelry shows because all I see is those nails.  Vanessa Recently did a jewelry show and those nails were just in the way.   I don't know how she takes care of a baby and that goes for Courtney as well. How are you changing your child and if they do have a nanny I would think there has to be times they would have to change a diaper themselves.   Plus they could easily s Scratch the child.  Vanity .

I just dont care for all the nail art and stones, pearls etc. distracting when showing items. And I find it gaudy.

[Kitty Galore]

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@Stray wrote:
Nail art is not cheap & quite expensive. Nails are an accessory today & the art is here to stay & a means of personal expression. My nail studio is jammed everyday & beauty parlors out of business. I had my hair done weekly when I was younger; today it’s nails for younger folks, men & women. I see many construction workers & landscapers at my nail salon.

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@Stray @that is very strange .....construction workers and landscapers ?!   Very weird ! 

[Kitty Galore]

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@NYwoman wrote:

I agree about the overly ornate long fingernails.

Just as distracting are the hosts (Julia and Mary D) have fake nails that are white and pointy.  They let their own nails grow out too far and these fake nails are obviously 1/4" or more grown out.  Looks bad and cheap.  When they are doing jewelry or food shows it is too obvious and ugly.

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@NYwoman @I,agree somewhat ,  but at least there Nails are a light shade without pearls and stones and zigzags and all that

[Kitty Galore]

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@snipsnapsnur wrote:

Vanessa and Monifa.......yuck, I can't stand their nails.  Too distracting.  The best nails on the hosts are Leah and Rachel Boesing.

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@snipsnapsnur @I agree totally !  Especially Leah she has the most beautiful hands!

[CANDLEQUEEN]

I dont mind some Nail Art, I think it can be really pretty and artsy...I do not care for super long, pointy nails at all.

But to each his own. 

At my local TJ Maxx there is a clerk who has been there for years with nails so long, I wondered how she worked the register and did everyday things, but somehow she obviosuly manages. 

[santorini]

I don't like the strange nail look.  I'll be very happy when that fad is gone.

[annie57]

I can take the fingernails not the loud cackling!