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Trailer: Welcome to Pointed & Polished

Christine S is a licensed nail tech with a specialization in hypoallergenic and natural nail services that serve sensitive clients like herself. Join us for conversations around all things nails! This podcast explores the importance of nail health, c...

An episode of the Pointed & Polished podcast, hosted by Christine S, titled "Trailer: Welcome to Pointed & Polished" was published on August 27, 2023 and runs 2 minutes.

August 27, 2023 ·2m · Pointed & Polished

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Christine S is a licensed nail tech with a specialization in hypoallergenic and natural nail services that serve sensitive clients like herself. Join us for conversations around all things nails! This podcast explores the importance of nail health, chemistry, trade, and our deep love of nail polish. 

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