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July 1, 2009 · Leave a Comment
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Don’t Miss The BB Couture 4th Of July Sale!
June 29, 2009 · 1 Comment
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The Well-Heeled Society Reviews BB Couture
June 24, 2009 · 1 Comment
There’s a lot to be said about patience. For me, sitting still long enough to apply base coat, two layers of nail polish AND a top coat is is equivalent to – well – watching paint dry.
Enter BB Couture Nail Polish, which offers exclusive, all-inclusive 4 in 1 formula polish that’s fast-drying AND has built-in basecoat, strengtheners and topcoat. But those are not the best benefits: the line has no Formaldehyde, Toluene or DBP, eliminating the health risks associated with most polish.
So I have been putting the Tropical Sunset shade through a pedi test for the past ten days. I must say I am impressed with the wearability. The vibrant hue – which is like a deep coral against my skin – definitely got me through this past monsoon of a weekend. And only a touch-up was needed, thanks to me alternating between summer sandals and work pumps. I am impressed by the assorted shades found within the Brights Collection (but I’m sure Twilight fans will fiend for the Vampire Bite, found in the Darks Collection!
But make sure you check out their collection of new colors, which has some of the most intense shades for the summer (Venom, anyone?). Personally, I tend to gravitate towards the pinks and corals, so I will be switching up to Love Drunk this weekend.
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Waterless Pedicure: A Greener, Safer Way To Go
June 24, 2009 · 1 Comment
I came across this blog today and wanted to share the suggestion and the questions and answers from Precision Nails. I really like the idea. I have never been offered a Waterless Pedicure but I would like to have the experience. I wonder how many nail technicians would think this is a good idea. I hope that you will comment on this subject. I would be interested in the feedback and if clients are open to such and idea.

Why waterless? Eliminating the water eliminates: • the expense of a footspa, including maintenance and parts; • the space required to install it; • the expense of plumbing, including labor and permits; • 12- 15 gallons of water each pedicure; • the expense of water and sewage fees; • the risks associated with water-borne bacteria; • the time to clean a footspa, or any other container; • the labor involved in cleaning; • the expense and disposal of disinfection products; and • the need for a pedicure-equipment cleaning log. After considering all the benefits of waterless pedicures, I can’t imagine doing it any other way, but the choice is yours.
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Opposites Attract Creme Gray BB Couture Nail Polish
June 17, 2009 · 1 Comment
This is one of the most requested colors by nail techs. “Katie Did” reviewed the new shades by BB Couture.
BB Couture For Nails – Opposites Attract
I didn’t use base or top coat because I wanted to try how the 4 in 1 Formula works so I will keep you updated on this.I used 2 coats here, application was great and it dried pretty fast! You can always click on the pics to see in detail the colour!
BB Couture Nail Polish created the exclusive, all inclusive 4 in 1 formula with strengtheners, base coat and top coat and extra pigment for a longer lasting manicure. Free of Formaldehyde, Toluene or (DBP)Phthalate , ingredients that are linked to cancer and birth defects. BB Couture also has a line of essential oil skincare candles and treatments for the nails and skin.
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ale caContest: BB Couture Nail Polish on Body And Soul
June 6, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Above: BB Couture Polishes that 2 lucky winners of the Body & Soul June Contest will win!
L-R: Dragon’s Breath, Balboa Beach Bunny, Midnight Malibu, Sea of Cortez, Frosty Meadow, Laguna Lagoon.
Click http://bodyandsoul-mary.blogspot.com/ added detail.
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Eye Shadow Cult Reviews BB Couture
May 23, 2009 · Leave a Comment
If you’re a girl with edge, you know exactly what I’m talking about.
BB Couture not only carry nail lacquers, they have an extensive line of additional products such as the very unique Massage Moisturizing Candles ($24.95) which are infused with healthy oils to moisturize the skin. Their Grip Base ($10.95) polish also sounds like a must-have for the nail freaks because it helps the nail polish stay on longer all while conditioning the nails.
Their color nail polish sell for $8.95 each and I do have to say that I love how smoothly it went on my nails and it wasn’t really necessary for me to apply a shine coat afterwords. Their colors do not dry dull which is a plus if you’re lazy and want to skip the finishing step! To check out their wide range of lights, brights and darks plus other nail essentials, visit their website at www.bbnailpolish.com!
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BB Couture Sea Of Cortez Nail Polish Gets A Review
May 18, 2009 · Leave a Comment
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Enter The Skills USA Competition And Show Off Your Skills
May 13, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Enter the Nails Skills USA Competition with BB Couture Nail Polish.
Show off your skills to win.
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2009 Conference SkillsUSA returns to Kansas City June 21-June 26, 2009 for the 45th annual National Leadership and Skills Conference (NLSC), a showcase of career and technical education students. More than 15,000 people—including students, teachers and business partners—are expected to participate in the week-long event. The SkillsUSA Championships will be held on Thursday, June 25 in H. Roe Bartle Hall and Municipal Auditorium. More than 5,000 outstanding career and technical education students—all state contest winners—will compete hands-on in 91 different trade, technical and leadership fields. Students work against the clock and each other, proving their expertise in occupations like electronics, computer-aided drafting, precision machining, medical assisting and culinary arts. Contests are run with the help of industry, trade associations, and labor organizations, and test competencies are set by industry. Leadership contestants will demonstrate skills including extemporaneous speaking and conducting meetings by parliamentary procedure. The competitions will be open to the public and free of charge. |
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A Man’s Point of View on Nail Polish
May 6, 2009 · 8 Comments

BB Couture Men Nail Polish
I originally developed an interest in nail polish as a lot of men do, by
admiring the way the intriguing colors sparkle and catch the light on the
nails of many women. My first experience, and what may have enabled me to
develop my interest with nail polish even further was when my wife was
pregnant with our first son. She simply could not bend down and paint her
toenails herself anymore, and so she asked if I would help her out. I
admit, I was pretty bad at it at first, but I got better with practice, and
eventually became even more enthralled with the fabulous depth and
intriguing colors that nail polish was available in.
I don’t think I am unique in this interest because I know that many men take
notice of bright colors (why do you think many women wear it…?). And many
men also want to be noticed and complimented (like all of us do, right?).
So, when I had my first experience with a professional pedicure, I just
thought the next logical step would be to try some color. In fact, I even
received encourgement from my wife on this because she liked the way my feet
looked when they were not all rough and my nails yellow and uneven. And she
knew of my interest in nail polish as well. So, I initially tried black and
it turned out looking very decent and appropriate on my guy feet, not
feminine at all.
Since then, I have tried many colors, including colors that some would think
are more feminine looking, and I have settled down (matured?) to wearing
what I consider more ‘masculine’ colors now. I still like black, but even
more, I like near-blacks with subtle hints of other colors in them (blue,
brown, green and even red). I also like greens, dark blues, dark maroon
(borderline guy color I think), silvers and some browns.
I put out a few pictures on the web (Flickr) to see what kind of comments I
would get, and to my surprise, I received a lot of responses from both women
and men. Surprisingly, there are many more men like me who also have an
interest in this. Sure, a few cross-dresser guys responded too, but the
vast majority of the guys I hear from are straight, many are married, and
like me, they do not have much interest in anything else that you might call
‘feminine’, but they are really excited about wearing their toenails
polished. How about that for blowing away the common stereotype beliefs!
And their girl friends/spouses appear to be very much in support of it too!
It’s almost like I awoke a sleeping giant when I posted those first pictures
because people started coming out of the woodwork and saying things like
“Hey, I thought it was just me who liked this”, or “Wow, you’ve convinced me
that guys really can have decent looking feet too” and “I guess nail polish
isn’t just for women anymore!”. Of course, the gals that run some of the
more popular nail blogs have also jumped into the frenzy by posing questions
like “Why don’t more men wear nail polish?” and “Why shouldn’t men wear nail
polish anyway?”. The majority of the responses (mostly form women) are
surprisingly positive on this subject. Even Suzy Weiss-Fischmann who is the
Executive VP & Artistic Director for OPI writes a column on their website,
and she openly encourages men to try nail polish. She even goes so far as
to even suggest colors that she thinks work well for men (select “for men”
in the sidebar)!
I am convinced that there is a definite movement toward general acceptance
of men wearing their nails polished. There are just too many guys who
express an interest in it for me to believe otherwise. But, as you might
expect, many are afraid of reactions being negative, and only until they
actually wear their nails polished in public do they realize that most
people don’t even notice. In fact, many receive compliments for being ‘man
enough’ for trying it! The majority of the guys I hear from only paint
their toenails, but a few guys also do their fingernails.
So, has this matured to where most men will now consider it? Not yet, not
until you see it appear more frequently on TV or in the movies, and when
nail salons start openly promoting it. I am doing my part to show a good
example, of how it really can work for a guy, and to encourage other guys
who may already have an interest to just try it and see what happens. After
all, it’s just paint.
And even today, I still am asked to paint my wife’s toenails because she
likes how I do them for her – and she likes the treat!
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