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Nail technicians, also known as manicure technicians or manicurists, provide nail services at spas, salons, hotels, and barber shops.
Nail technicians specialize in nail grooming and nail artistry, including cleaning, painting, airbrushing and polishing of fingernails and toenails.
An important part of the role is keeping up with new products, techniques, styles and trends.
Depending on local laws, nail technicians may need to be licensed by the board of cosmetology.
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- Artistic Sense and Good Taste
- Attuned to Culture
- Color Theory
- Customer Service Passion
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