Katie Barnes

3 weeks ago | jdsupra.com | Jacob Alston |Damian Babic |Katie Barnes

[co-author: Karrissa Webster]In this issue, we discuss the UK government’s various significant amendments to the Employment Rights Bill; a Court of Appeal ruling that highlights the challenges for employers in balancing competing beliefs in the workplace; the decision by the FCA and PRA to drop their proposed diversity and inclusion rules for regulated firms; and the government’s efforts to counter noncompliance with employment rights and taxation by umbrella companies.

3 weeks ago | scratchmagazine.co.uk | Katie Barnes

Katie Clark, award-winning nail tech & founder of Katie Barnes Tool Range & Education, answers questions about perfecting the French pedi…A French tip should mimic the natural free edge of the nail. Estimate how long the client will wait between appointments, plus how quickly the nails will grow in that timeframe, and paint lower over the free edge. This will mean that the shadow of the natural free edge will not show during this time, giving a cleaner finish.

1 month ago | scratchmagazine.co.uk | Katie Barnes

Educator & award-winning nail pro, Katie Clark, offers advice for dealing with issues that can arise when using chrome pigments…The chrome nail trend is ever-popular, but are you applying chrome products correctly? Each brand may have slightly different instructions, so always follow these and get in touch with the manufacturer about any queries. Less is more when it comes to chrome powder, and a little goes a long way.

1 month ago | 700espn.com | Katie Barnes

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1 month ago | scratchmagazine.co.uk | Katie Barnes

As a nail professional, it is paramount that you familiarise yourself with all parts of nail anatomy to ensure you are offering your clients a professional and thorough service. The primary function of the nail is to protect the outermost bone of the finger or toe, the fingertip and the surrounding soft tissues from injuries. The fingertips contain a lot of sensory endings that allow us to distinguish touch, pain and temperature.