By TTN / December 21, 2020
Tammy Taylor is a popular nail brand that was first established by American businesswoman Tammy Taylor. During the year 2015, this famous brand made its way to South Africa when businesswoman and entrepreneur Melany Viljoen discovered this gem of a product while on the hunt for a new and exciting nail product to introduce to the South African markets. Tammy Taylor Nails South Africa is the only nail salon to apply naturaldiamonds on acrylic nailsin the country. Read more below.
The first Tammy Taylor nail salon was established in America and opened its doors in 1983 by Tammy Taylor herself. Now, thirty-five years later, the brand has more than one hundred studios opened in different locations across South Africa.
Tammy Taylor Nails aims to provide exclusive and luxurious services to the beauty kings and queens of South Africa. One of their services includes the application, removal, and re-installation of real natural diamonds on your nails. This exclusive service can only be experienced at a Tammy Taylor nail and beauty spa salon in South Africa. Read more information about this service below and find out about some of our top tips on how to maintain your diamond manicure below.
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Tips on How to Maintain Your Diamond Manicure
- Avoid using harsh chemicals or cleaning products with your bare hands
After getting a fresh and glamourous manicure, it is only natural to want to look after your nails to ensure that they remain gorgeous and last long. One of the most important tips to keep in mind for maintaining your diamond manicure is to avoid using any harsh chemicals or cleaning products with your bare hands. The more chemicals a product has meant more damage to your nails. If you work with household products frequently, it is best advised to use gloves or tools such as brushes and sponges that can act as a barrier between the chemicals and your royal manicure.
- Keep your nails as dry as possible
Having no contact with water on your hand throughout the day is a task that’s almost impossible to complete. There are times throughout the day when you would need to wash your hands or take a shower, causing your hands to get wet. Try to avoid having your nails soaked in water for a long period. This will lead to much stronger and healthier nails. A great tip for avoiding lengthy periods of contact with water when washing dishes or tub cleaning would be to wear gloves and to remember to always dry your hands after doing tasks that involve water.
- Clip and file your nails when necessary
If you have a bad habit of biting your nails, then this tip is for you! The habit of biting your nails can lead to much weaker nails. The use of artificial nails calls for your natural nails to be strong and healthy to act as a sturdy base for your diamond manicure. Taking time to file and cut your nails will lead to a much neater and more maintained look on your hands. If your manicured nails are kept clean, cut, and filed, they will be less likely to break or chip.
- Take notice of when your nails are growing out
You would notice that when your natural nails grow naturally, the fake nails are pushed upwards. This will leave a noticeable gap between the cuticles and the bottom half of the artifice nail. It is important to take time to inspect your nails and notice when this incident occurs as it is an indication that it may be time for a fresh manicure again.
- Visit a licensed nail salon near you to get natural diamonds installed on your nails
We cannot stress how important it is to get your nails done at a professional nail salon. Customers often leave their nail appointments disappointed when their manicure is not done by a professional nail technician.
We at Tammy Taylor Nails South Africa are the first and only brand to apply natural diamonds on to your nails. Our clients are treated like royalty each time they visit us in-store, so it only makes sense to apply diamonds on their nails for a royal finishing look. Make an appointment at your nearest nail and beauty salon to have natural diamonds installed on your nails today.
Our Service of Applying Natural Diamonds to Acrylic Nails
At Tammy Taylor Nails South Africa, we take pride in our services and have passionate nail technicians who are excited about their work and the services they offer our customers.
When you visit any one of our nail and beauty salons in South Africa, you will be treated like royalty from the moment you enter to the minute you leave. All of our nail salons have been designed under the influence of the American design aesthetic, to give our studios a more upmarket look and feel.
At Tammy Taylor Nails South Africa, we offer the service of adding and removing, and reinstalling natural diamonds from your nails. Our services are as follows:
Adding diamonds to your nails
- Adding 1-4 diamonds (the procedure is approximately 15 minutes long)
- Adding 5-8 diamonds to your nails (approximately 30 minutes long)
- Adding 9-12 diamonds on your nails (approximately 45 minutes long)
- Adding 13 or more diamonds to your nails (approximately 90 minutes long)
Removing and re-installing diamonds on your nails
- Remove and re-install 1-4 diamonds (approximately 30 minutes)
- Remove and re-install 5-8 diamonds (approximately 45 minutes)
- Remove and re-install 9-12 diamonds (approximately 75 minutes)
- Remove and reinstall 13 or more diamonds on your nails (approximately 90 minutes)
We at Tammy Taylor Nails South Africa take pride in the service we offer our clients. All of our staff members have been trained according to the high standards of the Tammy Taylor brand. Next time you visit a Tammy Taylor nail salon, you can be sure to expect nothing less than the royal treatment which you deserve.
Get in touch with the nearest nail salon in your area to find out if these services of applying natural diamonds on acrylic nails are available to you. We offer professional nail applications at the most affordable price on the market. Make sure to book your appointment today to avoid disappointment.
