Long Nail Beauties Association™

Member Information

 

If you are tired of suffering the ridicule and disdain of growing your nails alone and are looking for a place where you can feel comfortable, respected, loved, supported, and celebrated for who you are, and what you’re capable of then this association is for you. If you have a passion for growing your nails this association is for you. If you have a special, love, and support for women who grow long nails or one particular woman who grows long nails, this association is for you. If you are tired of being sexually objectified, this organization is for you. If you are looking for a community where you can build and prosper on a personal and professional level, this association is for you. If you’re looking for a sister and brotherhood where there is absolutely NO DRAMA, with open and honest communication, where each one helps to build the other up, this association is for you.

 

There are very specific requirements to be a part of this association. However the specifics are genuine and nominal and do not require much. We are comprised of a diverse group of individuals and considered to be the ultimate “melting pot” because the diversity ranges in gender, race, nationality, ethnicity, culture, religion, non-religion, and from all different walks of life.  There are no judges and no jury within this community. You are only encouraged and required to be genuinely and uniquely who you are and to express it in whatever way you see fit that is comfortable for you and your life, makes you happy, and is not disrespectful, or harmful to the association or our members. To be clear and specific you can have long, short, add-on, fake, acrylic tips, or no nails at all and you are still welcome to be a part of the association.

 

We welcome all individuals from the fashion world to include our nail technicians, hair stylists, fashion stylists and designers, and fashion models. We welcome all women from all walks of life no matter your profession or non profession. We welcome each individual to the association and ask that you share with our community all of the things that make you who you are to include your heart, your personality, skills, gifts, and talents. We do not expect anyone to work for free or give away their services, but as a member of the association there is a requirement to offer services at a discounted rate, which is detailed in the requirements.

 

Men are welcome into the association; however because of safety reasons and issues are held to more stringent standards. We hope that we have piqued your curiosity and you feel you have found a home here in our community. We look forward to communing and working with you.

 

Mel