Nail craft in AmericaThe beginning of the storyMaybe many people didn't know, but the Vietnamese people into popular nail in America stems from vocational endeavor is Tippi Hedren grandmother, a Hollywood star, is initiated. Ms. Hedren was also the mother of a Hollywood actress, Melanie Griffith.In 1975, Ms. Hedren visited refugee camps Hope Village in Sacramento, California, home to 20 Vietnam woman has been taken to. When you see those women interested in the fingernails of her, Hedren-when there is a coordinator of the international relief-think right to help them into the nail. "I noticed that women who are very skilled. I thought, why don't they learn to do nail it, "Ms. Hedren told the Los Angeles Times in an interview in 2008.Then, Ms. Hedren brought her manicure builders to this refugee camp once a week to teach the women in Vietnam manicure. She also asked them to learn how to paint ball (silk wrap), a technique that helps bring the fake nails are durable and look more natural. Then, Ms. Hedren convinced a nearby beauty school who helps women find jobs."She helped the women of this build a foothold in the profession of nail, and this profession has been developed. Things may happen to pull in the other stuff. Whereby Professional nail far is for mass catering trades, "said Professor Osborne commented.Since it only has 20 Vietnamese immigrant women in America are on training now has a Vietnamese community as the nail in that country. They own a nail at every corner on American soil, not Starbucks coffee shop or fast-food McDonald's-Mr. Osborne made comparisons. "There are those who hold the monopoly on the market in some communities on American soil and owned many salons, potentially creating jobs for many people," Mr Osborne said.
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