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Welcome to The Nail Tech Corner! (Start here)
Hi everyone! 💅 Welcome to The Nail Tech Corner: a community created for nail techs to learn, share, ask questions, support each other and grow together. Whether you're brand new or have been doing nails for years, you belong here. We're building a global space where nail techs can connect, share knowledge and have access to education and resources without having to figure everything out alone. And genuinely… thank you for being here. 🥹 You are part of building this with us, and the more people participate, the better this community becomes for everyone. 💡 HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF TNTC Don't just lurk. 👀 TNTC works best when you participate. Ask questions. Answer someone else's. Share your work. Join a live. Comment on posts. Share something you've learned. Celebrate your wins. And there's a bonus: when you help us grow the community, you can earn from it too. 💰 Our contributor/referral system rewards members who bring new people into TNTC - so you can help grow the community and get paid for the value you're helping create. 👋 FIRST THINGS FIRST Please visit the START HERE course in the Classroom section. It'll show you how everything works and where to find things. Then, drop an intro below 👇 1. Your name + where you're based 2. How long you've been doing nails 3. One nail skill you'd love to master this year 4. Your social media handle - not the link (so we can support you there too!) We can't wait to get to know you and build something bloody brilliant with you. 💅💛
Welcome to The Nail Tech Corner! (Start here)
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Navigating the community
Happy Monday, everyone! I just did a quick video recording my screen to show you how to navigate The Nail Tech Corner on both the desktop + mobile version. It was done at 2:30am, so forgive me for my mistakes. If you're still not sure about something, just pop a question in the comments below and I'll be more than happy to clarify 🤗
Navigating the community
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When your nails (you or a client) grows out, what do they look like? Drop a picture below in the comments ⬇️
The biggest lie in the nail industry
These tools cannot be washed or disinfected! Traditional abrasive nail files and foam buffers are made from porous or layered materials that trap nail dust, skin cells and microorganisms within their surfaces and crevices. Washing removes some visible debris, but it does not prove that microorganisms have been removed or destroyed. Disinfection requires the disinfectant to reach contaminated surfaces at the correct concentration and for the required contact time. 🧼 You cannot reliably guarantee this throughout a porous, layered implement simply by washing it or spraying it with alcohol. Unless a tool has a manufacturer-validated reprocessing method and reuse is permitted by your local regulations, treat it as single-use and discard it after each client. If you cannot reliably clean and disinfect a tool, you cannot safely reuse it on another client! ❌
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