You’re a Technical Architect!

Your results indicate that you are ready to move beyond a hobby and become a true Gel Specialist. You value precision, certainty, and are ready to master the science of structural engineering. You don't just want to paint nails; you want to build them to last.

Your perfect match is the Gel Nail Architect Certification. This isn't a basic how-to tutorial. This is a deep dive into chemical safety, anatomy, and the precise physics of the apex. I created this for the student who want to master the science of gel nails and the art of business scaling, so they can charge premium prices for premium work.

What You’ll Master:

Structural Engineering: Master the apex for nails that look slim but are incredibly strong.
Chemical Literacy: Learn the why behind the products so you can troubleshoot any situation with confidence and avoid the allergy epidemic in the industry.
Professional Certification: Gain the credential that proves you’ve been trained by an 8-year industry veteran and marketing expert. - Including all the core business skills most programs skip!

Step 1: Access Your First Technical Protocol (FREE)

As an Architect, your career is built on a foundation of precision. To get you started, I’ve unlocked one of the most critical technical modules from the Academy.

In this Free Technical Prep Lesson, we move past the surface and look at the chemical interaction between the natural nail and the product. You’ll learn the exact protocol for Dehydrators and Primers—the secret to the 4-week retention that my top students use to keep their books full.

WATCH THE FREE TECHNICAL PREP LESSON

"Most techs treat every client's nail plate the same. A true pro knows that the chemistry of the natural nail dictates the workflow. Stop fighting the product and start understanding the science. Your retention will skyrocket." - Violet Vixxen (Owner/Founder)

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