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by Claire on Mar.10, 2006, under Short Hair Style

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Their model plays a very important and should understand that during the competition, it becomes an extension of their work.

It is very important that you instruct your model on the responsibilities to be during the competition.

Having completed a full set of its model, make sure to inform you that she can not leave the competition area at any time, otherwise it is possible that you may be disqualified.

It is also your responsibility to Nail models judged by all judges of the competition in March.

Before you judge, you should allow anyone to touch the nail, at the same time, it is equally important that she refrain from licking your fingernails to remove dust. This is considered cheating as the dust under the fingernails qualifies as a deduction of points from your score. The dust under the fingernails is a sure sign of a novice, so keep them clean.

It is also a good idea to inform your model for what style of wearing nail and the category you are competing. The judges may ask questions about models of the nails and it would be helpful if you could answer the question correctly.

Another responsibility that gave me my model was to keep track of my time during the competition. She informed me about the duration each step you do and if I was behind in the calendar program I set for myself.

MODEL & Don'ts Day competition:

Do:

Wear clothing in layers. It can be very cold in the conference room to maintain its hot model.

Wear dark clothing. This creates a nice background of hiring models to do their nails.

Use lint-free clothes. Avoid floating fibers in your product.

Do not use the bathroom before the information. Competition is usually 2.5 hours, and judging can also take a couple of hours so there is no time to go to the bathroom.

Failure to attend the awards ceremony. You can be the winner and all other competitors will want to see the winner nails.

No:

Do not wear jewelry. Most of the competition rules prohibiting jewelry like rings, bracelets and watches. Points may be deducted for not following this rule!

Do not use the cell phone at any time during the competition or judging. turn off cell phones.

Do not carry purse during the selection. Keep your model bag with you.

Do not drink too much during the competition. A judge may take a few hours. Do not go to the bathroom.

Do not talk to the judges or other models, while being judged.

Salina Rush is an award winning nail technician with over 22 years experience in the nail industry and 12 years experience in the nail competition arena. In 2001, Salina won 3 top honors, Nail Tech of the Year, Salon of the Year, and the #1 Nail Competitor according to Nails Magazine. Salina has created a website that is a step by step guide to achieving nail competition success and how to perfect an award winning competition nail design. FREE Nail Competition Video Tutorials at http://www.award-winning-acrylic-nail-designs.com.

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