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Showing posts with label continuing education. Show all posts
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Monday, July 30, 2012

MINX Live Webcast Minxy Mondays For Nail Technicians

      As you all know I am a person who absorbs knowledge where ever I can grasp it.  Being in the middle of the country, with no real city to depend on, continueing my education usually ends in me driving a ways away to get education.  I cannot afford the fees, and gas is outragious! So therefore I look to webinars, nail pros test yourself, and other things.  Well Minx Nails has done it!  
     Minx Nails offers a weekly free live web broadcast that is available to nail technicians worldwide with the purpose of supporting them as they learn and perfect their Minx nail design applications.
     Minxy Mondays, a live Web broadcast which takes place at www.justin.tv/Minxinc most Monday mornings, 8am to 10am Pacific Time, helps manicurists who are just getting started to support them through the learning process. It also guides them through problems they might have come across in their experience applying Minx. Minxy Mondays is live and includes a full chat feature, which allows manicurists to bring their questions to the table in real time and get their answers in real time. Not only are questions answered verbally, but the problem and solution demonstrated.
     I did not find this till today.  I will repost after I have attended a web broadcast.  Until then keep learning!

Thursday, July 26, 2012

Beau's Lines Last Installment With Picture


  • Mee’s lines are transverse white bands that frequently affect multiple nails, and are classically associated with arsenic poisoning.
  • Children and active adults commonly have one or more white lines or spots on one or more nails, a condition known as leukonychia.
  • Changes in the color of the moon (lunula) can be revealing—heart failure can turn it red, while tetracycline therapy can make it yellow.


  • I hope this helps break down what Beau's Lines are.  I found it interesting.  I realize it isn't as fun or exciting as my other feeds but I thought this to be informative for a few nail techs.