Nail Art Bar
Singapore
Nails . Lash . Makeup
220, Orchard Road Midpoint Orchard #04-04
Nail@rtbar creation were featured on Schema Magazine Canada.
Link:
http://www.schemamag.ca/archive2/2009/04/go_beyond_the_french_manicure.php
Schema Magazine is about being more than ethnic. Like you, we're "Cultural Navigators"—we're constantly moving through a complex and inspiring web of cultures. Like you, Schema is a blend of things: a little bit of identity stuff, what's happening to you right now, and why you're important in today's cutting edge and mainstream. Like you, Schema is a signpost, a hub, and a connecting point to all your possible directions as a cultural innovator.
On being a Cultural NavigatorCanada is a messy, invigorating polyglot of mongrels, pure-breeds and race-mixers. But we are also more than that. More than Bruce Lee. More than Bob Marley. More than Bollywood. You belong to no one tribe. You're naan, adobo and bubble tea. You are comfortable in your skin and comfortable with other skins marching to the beats of their own drums. Or tablas. Or djembes. Constantly moving, your life is about bursting through ceilings and taking diversity with you.
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Go beyond the French manicure | Japanese 3D nail art
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Posted by Jordana Mah
April 15, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Why does it seem that the Japanese are so much more effortlessly cool than the rest of the planet? Their street fashions are among the most innovative, extreme, and colorful of any other nation, and it seems that any trend that blows up there trickles down in diluted form to North America three long years later. One such amazing and uniquely Japanese beauty trend is 3D nail art.
Although there are nail artists in these parts that will do little designs and glue decals to your nails, the Japanese nail artists take it to the next level by attaching jewels, 3D flowers, intricate patterns and art, and even insane looking extensions! Designs can take minutes to several hours to complete, depending on their complexity.
According to nail artist Megumi Furukawa, the aim of this art is to "makes women conscious of their feminine demeanour." Rather than go on and on though about how beautiful this art is, simply feast your eyes on this delicate and intricate art below!
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