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Tammy Taylor's world famous
 Pink & White  look...

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Tammy uses her hands everyday in the running of her company.  Because of the way her sculptured acrylic nails are applied, she almost never encounters any problems.  As you are viewing the Posters, you will notice consistency to all of the nails; like the slightly "almond shape" (term Tammy invented) from the cuticle area (base of nail) all the way out to the end of the white free-edge. 

Also notice the smiley-face (term Tammy invented), where the white meets the pink, and how it enhances the real beauty of the nail.  Then, take a look at what Tammy calls the "C-Curve" (the term C-Curve is now used by technicians all over) at the very end  of the white free-edge, the nail looks like the letter "C".  You will also notice how the end of the free-edge tends to be more straight across.  Along with the C-Curve & the almond shape, filing the nails more straight across increases the strength of the acrylic nail; this allows an acrylic sculptured nail to be made much thinner.  You will see how thin Tammy's acrylic nails appear in the Posters.

Tammy Taylor is constantly working to improve the Beauty Industry, and does do sculptured nails, using nail forms, on a regular basis. 
Note: Tammy Taylor also holds the World's record for the fastest FULL set of sculptured acrylic nails using nail forms.  Fastest recorded time is 17 min 10 seconds in front of a live audience.

Breakage: usually caused by not having a good C-Curve!  Also, breakage can occur by filing too much & too thin, usually on the sides, while trying to make the nails look narrow.  To get a more narrow nail, you MUST apply a good C-Curve. 

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