Taylor worked tirelessly to open her salon April 6

Mary Jane Skala, Kearney Hub

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NAILS have become a trendy means of self-expression. These are among the hundreds of designs that Sandra Taylor has done for clients, from movie inspirations like “Up” to candy corn and the Cornhuskers’ red and white.

Mary Jane Skala, Kearney Hub

SANDRA TAYLOR

SANDRA TAYLOR enjoys the healing aspect of her work, which includes restoring the health of nails and applying colorful polish and designs to make them attractive. She also has techniques that discourage people from biting their nails.

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Sandra Taylor

I came from an industry that revolved around dealing with men on a daily basis to dealing with women on a daily basis. It was a 90-degree turnaround. It was a long road, but one of the most rewarding.”

Posted: Sunday, July 6, 2014 4:30 am

Taylor worked tirelessly to open her salon April 6

By MARY JANE SKALA
Hub Staff Writer

Kearney Hub

KEARNEY — For Sandra Taylor, it’s been a long road.

Longer than the semis she once hauled across interstates. Longer than the governmental red tape she plowed through to open her business. Longer than the gleaming red nails she perfects as owner of Get Nailed and The Nail Tech Academy at 527 E. 25th St.

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