Nail content is a big search topic, and readers are picky. They want to know why their nails peel, whether gel polish is really damaging, how to make a manicure last past day three, and which shapes suit short fingers.
Our Nails Write For Us page is open to nail technicians, manicurists, nail artists, dermatologists, and writers who can answer those questions with skill and accuracy. If that’s you, WorkPrices would like to publish your work.
What we want to publish
Manicure and pedicure basics. Step-by-step home routines, tools worth owning, cuticle care, filing technique, and how to choose a nail shape.
Nail art and trends. Seasonal designs, minimalist looks, French tip variations, and tutorials with clear photos that beginners can follow.
Gel, acrylic and dip powder. How each system works, how long it lasts, safe removal, and honest talk about damage and when to take a break.
Nail health. Brittleness, ridges, white spots, fungal infections, and growth myths. Please be clear about when a symptom needs a doctor.
Salon know-how. What to expect at an appointment, hygiene standards to look for, pricing, and how to communicate with your technician.
DIY and budget. Press-ons, at-home gel kits, and affordable alternatives to salon visits, with realistic expectations.
What makes a pitch work
- It targets one specific question, such as “why do my gel nails lift after a week?”
- It includes practical, repeatable steps rather than general advice
- It covers safety, including ventilation, hygiene, and allergy risks (acrylate allergies are a real concern)
- It comes with original photos or clear ideas for visuals
What we decline
We don’t publish claims that a product will “cure” nail fungus overnight or that nail strengtheners can replace medical treatment. Articles that encourage unsafe practices, such as cutting cuticles aggressively or skipping disinfection, are rejected. Sponsored posts, paid reviews, and affiliate-heavy content are not accepted.
Submission checklist
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Length | 1,000 to 2,000 words |
| Originality | Unique and unpublished elsewhere |
| Sourcing | Credible sources for health, ingredient, or safety claims |
| Images | Your own or royalty-free; photos of clients need written consent |
| Links | 1 to 2 relevant links to your salon, portfolio, or profile |
| Bio | Up to 50 words with a headshot |
How to pitch
Email contact@workprices.com with the subject line Nails Write For Us – [Your Topic]. Include a working title, a short outline, a line about your background, and links to your portfolio or a few published pieces.
We reply within 3 to 5 business days. If we approve your idea, send the full draft as a Google Doc or Word file, and we’ll confirm the publish date after editing.
Quick answers
Is it paid?
No. Publishing is free and unpaid, and you receive a byline, bio, and link.
Can I promote my salon or nail brand?
You can mention it in your bio, but the article itself must be educational.
Can I republish it elsewhere?
No. Accepted posts remain exclusive to WorkPrices.
Content on WorkPrices is for general information only and is not medical or professional advice. We may edit or decline any submission.
Ready to share your nail expertise?
Send your idea to contact@workprices.com. We’d love to read your Nails Write For Us pitch.