23 Things You May NOT Know about Nail Salons and Nail Extensions – VIVO Nail

There are 23 things that you might not know about nail salons or nail extensions below:

1. Many Wal-Marts stores have
nail salons to offer nail services
for Wal-Mart customers.

2. Nail salons can be found in
many five-star hotels around
the world.

3. Mobile nail salons travel to New
York homes to extend
professional nail service.

4. There are special nail polishes
for the pampered dogs

5. Some nail salons offer up to
100 pedicure chairs to
maximize their scale of
business.

6. Waterless pedicures are
available.

7. Vietnamese nail salons can be
found in almost every nation.

8. Texas has a large Vietnamese
manufacturing facility.

9. Male manicurists are available
in some gentleman-only nail
salons.

10. Vietnam has mobile manicure
service. The mobile
manicurists ride bicycles
around to offer
convenient and professional
manicure service.

11. There is one Vietnamese nail
salon owner who has more
than 100 nail salons.

12. Some nail salons can be found in luxury retail
stores or department stores.

13. Nail salons can be found in
major international
airports.

14. Ancient Chinese noblewomen
used nail extensions.

15. Ancient Greek women wore
empty pistachios shells as
nail extensions.

16. Nail art design competitions
are held nternationally.

17. The first acrylic nail
extensions were invented
and patented by a dentist.

18. Serena Williams, tennis star,
ever received a manicure
license and demonstrated
her skills by giving Oprah a
pedicure.

19. James Taylor, the guitarist,
ever used nail extensions to
protect the natural nails and
made special guitar sounds.

20. A female French make-up
artist produced what was
later called nail polish.

21. Excavators of royal tombs at
Babylonia from 3200 B.C.
found the first manicure set
made of pure gold. The color
of the nail paste made from
henna or Kohl represented
the class of the male. Black
color was worn by the highest

classes while green color was
worn by lower classes at that
time.

22. The early Chinese
approximately 3000 B.C.
used nail color to distinguish
dynasty. They soaked
their nails in a brew of
beeswax, Arabic gum, flower
petals and egg whites for
many hours.

23. Ancient Egyptian people of all
classes were permitted to
use nail color but
distinguished among
different classes of people.
Lower classes of ordinary
people wore pale colors
while the upper classes of

royalty wore shades of red at
that time.