By Tariq Aziz, founder of Bling Art — designed in Yorkshire since 2014 Teachers ask me about press-ons more than almost any other group outside healthcare. Most UK schools don't have hard rules against them, but there's an unwritten code: nothing distracting, nothing that scratches a child, nothing that comes flying off mid-lesson. Add in marking with biros, whiteboard pens, sticky tape and the general chaos of a Year 3 art lesson, and you need nails that genuinely work. Here's the breakdown. What most school dress codes actually say Check your staff handbook, but the typical wording is "professional appearance"...

When we think about fake nails, we often have to ask ourselves if they’re suitable for young people. It’s a question we face a lot, be it from concerned parents or teachers. We understand wanting to make sure your kids get the best results, which is why we’re going to talk a little bit about it and what you need to know. After all, as experts on fake nails, we can help answer any questions you’ll have about them and how they can help people. Should Fake Nails Be Allowed in School? Understandably, young people will want to try and...