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Nailympia London is NOW OPEN FOR ENTRIES
We have a fantastic hybrid competition for you this year with 8 arena and 9 online categories!
ARENA categories take place on Sun 15 – Mon 16 October 2023 at ExCel London (NEW LOCATION)
ONLINE categories close for entries on Fri 11 August with submissions closing Fri 18 August
- Gel Polish Manicure
- UV Gel Tip & Overlay
- L&P Sculpture
- The Joy Of Nails
- French Twist
- Salon Nails
- Stiletto Nails
- Fantasy Complete Look
- Runway Nails – The Wizard of Oz
- Reality Nails – Poetry in Motion / House of Cards / Leather & Lace
- Invent a Nail Shape – more than 2 inches – Arabian NIghts
- Flat Art – Speakeasy – Prohibition
- Art on more than 2 inches – Swan Lake
- Design an album cover – Rock ‘n Roll
- Mixed Media Art – Open theme
- Extreme Poster Styling – Open theme
- Poster Manicure – Open theme
SPECIAL PROMOTION: If you enter a mix of 6 or more arena & online competition categories you’ll automatically save 10% on your total!
We’re so excited to welcome you all to Nailympia London 2023! CLICK HERE TO ENTER TODAY!
Hola Nailympia Mexico 2022 the results as published in Scratch magazine
Nailympia Mexico was sponsored by Covett Nails, Stanzy Nails & Beauty, Lovely Nails, Nail Krush, Glossarylive.com
The second edition of Nailympia Mexico was as spicy & flavourful as the country itself. Mexico City welcomed nail competitors to showcase their skills in 14 competitions across two days
Fourteen competitions over two days with 114 nail artists taking 355 seats is no mean feat, but it was the reality that dominated the Reforma district of Mexico City on 3-4 December 2022.
Five competitions were handed in for judging on the first morning, the rest were live on the competition arena, which meant it was a tough schedule. Touch indeed, yet competitors stepped up the plate with just 15-minute restroom breaks between competitions.
Eight countries were represented at the event, with entries from Chile, Argentina, Ireland, Poland, USA, Serbia, Mexico and Brazil.
Organiser, Dafne Fernandez, who’s love of nails and competition is apparent to all, took the Nailympia concept and set it alight for two days. The atmosphere was electric and, as if time stood still, everyone was living their nail dream in unison. It was true community working it’s magic and the idea of an international nail family was very real.
“Thank you Dafne and thank you Mexico!” enthuses global director, Alex Fox. “If ever I observed an industry shift, it was during Nailympia Mexico. There is a change in the air in that part of the world and it is being pioneered by Dafne Fernandez, her vision and her team. I watched the region’s thirst for nail unity, for competition, for innovation and education blossom and pollinate as we all immersed ourselves in nails. I cannot wait to experience this in 2023 and to feel that energy once more. It has made me so excited for the first two Nailympia competitions for 2023 in Düsselfdorf Germany and Premiere Anaheim, USA. Together, in its respecteive locations Naillympia is making a change; its driving up skills, confidence and unity!”
Dafne concludes, “Nailympia Mexico has changed the life of so many people, including me. As the host, I believe in challenges, effort, hard work and exceeding expectations, which Nailympia brings and more to everyone involved. During the two-day event emotions were running high, with passion and perseverance that you could feel in the air as you went onto the arena. It’s amazing and funny to think that people believe doing nails is easy until they see what is produced on the competition floor. It’s impressive to showcase how perfect and beautiful nails can be when crafted by the competitors. I hear so many people celebrating the fact that their nail tech is competing in the Olympics! And yes, Nailympia is the Olympics of nails! To see techs travelling around the world to participate is proof of the commitment not only to themselves, but to their students, their business, brand, clients and their skills. Putting their heart and soul into competing is inspirational to observe and one of the things I love the most about this competition. Nailympia creates a platform that affords an unrivalled experience. It’s powerful to be making a change, a difference in the nail market, and with Nailympia, that is my objective. Thanks goes out to sponsors, the judges and my team behind the scenes who all worked hard to build this second event. Thank you also to Alex Fox for this opportunity and to my family too.
“It was two days of emotion, high energy, passion and perseverance and I’m very, very happy to have the honour to host this nail brand.”
Thank you to the Booth Judges
Head judge, Alisha Rimando (USA), Lulu Desfassiaux (Mexico), Zrinka Vuksan (Croatia/Canada), Giselle Caballero (Mexico/Canada), Damon Ho (USA), Emese Koppanyi (Hungary/USA), Fabiola Flores (Mexico), Gleidys Carpio (Colombia), Lisa Boone (USA)
Thank you to the floor judges
Gloria Méndez (Hildago), Atzimaba Padilla (Toluca), Dulcesita Olivera (Guanajuto), Any Ortiz (Veracruz), Momo Rodríguez (Sinaloa), Paola Betanzos (Coacalco), Nery Sanchez (Edo.Mex), Nancy Pereyra (San Luis), Adriana Gómez (Mex City) and to the assistants too, Lucy Urban (Mex City), Lizeth Sanchez (Mex City)
Zrinka Vuksan – Croatia/Canada
“Being part of Nailympia Mexico for the first time is an experience I will remember dearly forever. Not only did I meet with people and colleagues I respect in this industry, but I had the pleasure once again of being a technical judge for this competition, which I admire and respect.
“Alex Fox and Dafne Fernandez united the entire nail industry globally and allowed us to work side by side together and experience what Latin America has to offer. Respect, first and foremost; secondly, amazing talent, laughter, happy tears and the opportunity for many to be recognised, Alex Fox and Dafne Fernandez, thank you both for Nailympia Mexico 2022.”
Damon Ho, USA
“It was absolutely brilliant to see everyone’s passion and the love for nail art. To me, nail design is art and the nail nail artist, is an artist. It is also a gateway to success if you do it with all your heart. Nailympia is definitely the best nail competition to show your talent to the world.”
Nailympia London themes for its online competitions

Nailympia London 2022: Winners announced
The 16th Nailympia London competition took place in a hybrid format – with categories available to enter online, as well as in person at the two-day Olympia Beauty exhibition.
Competitors from all over the globe entered across three divisions, and the winners were announced at a ceremony on stage at Olympia Beauty on Monday 3 October.
THE WINNERS 2022
THE 4th GLOBAL CUP
Olena Özman – Germany
THE 1st EUROPEAN CUP
Olena Özman – Germany
OVERALL INDIVIDUAL TOP SCORER
Olena Özman – Germany
WINNER OF WINNERS
- Division 1 – Ivaylo Guzgunov – UK
- Division 2 – Annie Pham – UK
- Division 3 – Deborah Cocco – Italy
ART WINNER OF WINNERS
- Division 1 – Ha Le – UK
- Division 2 – Alice Nali – UK
- Division 3 – Kayley Cairns – UK
TOP UK TECH
- Division 1 – Ivaylo Guzgunov
- Division 2 – Annie Pham
- Division 3 – Andreea Simona Ignat
TEAM TROPHY
Division 3 – Team Olena
GEL POLISH MANICURE
Division 1
- 3rd – Huyen Vu – UK
- 2nd – Taulanta Zdrava – UK
- 1st – Adriana Milosheva – Bulgaria
Division 2
- 3rd – Brigitta Fajt – UK
- 2nd – Brenda Diaz – USA
- 1st – Naomi Misu – Japan
Division 3
- 3rd – Evelin Nagy – Hungary
- 2nd – Alessandra Pizzari – Italy
- 1st – Deborah Cocco – Italy
RUNWAY NAILS
Division 1
- 3rd – Rita Chahine – Canada
- 2nd – Ha Le – UK
- 1st – Nicole Smith – UK
Division 2
- 3rd – Laura Pote – UK
- 2nd – Susan Strijbosch – The Netherlands
- 1st – Anita Chahal – UK
Division 3
- 3rd – Ivonne Voigt – Germany
- 2nd – Rachel Burke – Ireland
- 1st – Katarzyna Kruszynska – Ireland
SALON NAILS
Division 1
- 3rd – Mariana Costirco – Romania
- 2nd – Taulanta Zdrava – UK
- 1st – Ivaylo Guzgunov – UK
Division 2
- 3rd – Minna Ukskoski – Finland
- 2nd – Charisse Cassie – UK
- 1st – Annie Pham – UK
Division 3
- 3rd – Daria Proia – Italy
- 2nd – Deborah Cocco – Italy
- 1st – Olena Özman – Germany
REALITY NAILS
Division 1
- 3rd – Melanie Lueck – Germany
- 2nd – Nicole Smith – UK
- 1st – Dung Fox Nguyen – USA
Division 2
- 3rd – Alice Nali – UK
- 2nd – Anita Chahal – UK
- 1st – Brigitta Fajt – UK
Division 3
- 3rd – Petra Szabo – Hungary
- 2nd – Giulia Candido – Italy
- 1st – Katarzyna Kruszynska – Ireland
THE JOY OF NAILS
Division 1
- 3rd – Mariana Costirco – Romania
- 2nd – Ivaylo Guzgunov – UK
- 1st – Ha Le – UK
Division 2
- 3rd – Brenda Diaz – USA
- 2nd – Annie Pham – UK
- 1st – Alice Nali – UK
Division 3
- 3rd – Andreea Simona Ignat – UK
- 2nd – Ivonne Voigt – Germany
- 1st – Lucie Kovarikova – Czech Republic
MIXED MEDIA
Division 1
- 3rd – Vanessa Grossi – Italy
- 2nd – Emma Laverton – UK
- 1st – Dung Fox Nguyen – USA
Division 2
- 3rd – Alice Nali – UK
- 2nd – Rita Bartolomeu – Portugal
- 1st – Emese Balog – Hungary
Division 3
- 3rd – Iwona Freide – Poland
- 2nd – Ivonne Voigt – Germany
- 1st – Alessandra Pizzari – Italy
FANTASY COMPLETE LOOK
Division 2
- 2nd – Alice Nali – UK
- 1st – Brenda Diaz – USA
Division 3
- 3rd – Rachel Burke – Ireland
- 2nd – Monika Kupien – UK
- 1st – Kayley Cairns – UK
FLAT ART
Division 1
- 3rd – Nicole Smith – UK
- 2nd – Emma Laverton – UK
- 1st – Giulia Mihalache – Italy
Division 2
- 3rd – Emese Balog – Hungary
- 2nd – Charisse Cassie – UK
- 1st – Martyna Olubinska – Poland
Division 3
- 3rd – Marlena Krawczykowska – Poland
- 2nd – Alessandra Pizzari – Italy
- 1st – Ivonne Voigt – Germany
UV/LED GEL TIP & OVERLAY
Division 1
- 3rd – Ivaylo Guzgunov – UK
- 2nd – Mariana Costirco – Romania
- 1st – Ha Le – UK
Division 2
- 3rd – Alice Nali – UK
- 2nd – Naomi Misu – Japan
- 1st – Annie Pham – UK
Division 3
- 3rd – Daria Proia – Italy
- 2nd – Olena Özman – Germany
- 1st – Deborah Cocco – Italy
L&P ACRYLIC SCULPTURE
Division 1
- 3rd – Mariana Costirco – Romania
- 2nd – Ha Le – UK
- 1st – Ivaylo Guzgunov – UK
Division 2
- 3rd – Minna Ukskoski – Finland
- 2nd – Alice Nali – UK
- 1st – Annie Pham – UK
Division 3
- 3rd – Deborah Cocco – Italy
- 2nd – Flemming Nordqvist – Denmark
- 1st – Olena Özman – Germany
PERFECT MATCH
Division 1
- 3rd – Ha Le – UK
- 2nd – Mariana Costirco – Romania
- 1st – Ivaylo Guzgunov – UK
Division 2
- 3rd – Annie Pham – UK
- 2nd – Brenda Diaz – USA
- 1st – Alice Nali – UK
Division 3
- 3rd – Magdalena Mysliwiec – Poland
- 2nd – Olena Özman – Germany
- 1st – Deborah Cocco – Italy
INVENT A NAIL SHAPE
Division 1
- 3rd – Mariana Costirco – Romania
- 2nd – Jo Pham – UK
- 1st – Ivaylo Guzgunov – UK
Division 2
- 3rd – Annie Pham – UK
- 2nd – Anita Chahal – UK
- 1st – Charisse Cassie – UK
Division 3
- 3rd – Andreea Simona Ignat – UK
- 2nd – Mino Vo – UK
- 1st – Lucie Kovarikova – Czech Republic
STILETTO NAILS
Division 1
- 3rd – Mariana Costirco – Romania
- 2nd – Ha Le – UK
- 1st – Ivaylo Guzgunov – UK
Division 2
- 3rd – Brigitta Fajt – UK
- 2nd – Charisse Cassie – UK
- 1st – Annie Pham – UK
Division 3
- 3rd – Lucie Kovarikova – Czech Republic
- 2nd – Deborah Cocco – Italy
- 1st – Flemming Nordqvist – Denmark
Want to enter Nailympia? Check out upcoming competitions and locations via www.nailympia.com
Invite this Wolf right up to your salon door
The first Nailympia global champion back in 2017, Sweden’s Madelene Wolf, has jumped into the slipstream of her success and launched a new nail system with education, known as Wolf.
“For a long time, I dreamt of having all the best materials gathered in one place instead of having to look for products I like from different suppliers,” reveals Madelene. “I also wanted to help others work with the best products in as simple a way as possible.”
Working alongside chemists since 2019, the Wolf nail system began its development journey with a vision of producing high quality products with fine pigments. Durability on the nail was another important factor for Madelene throughout the manufacturing process. “When I started my brand, it was not only to offer high-quality products that create beautiful and personalised nails, but also to help other nail therapists become the best in the world at their craft,” enthuses Madelene. “This is why I offer professional nail products and diploma courses in nail design at my Wolf Nail Academy, resulting in world class nails. People don’t really buy the products, they buy the purpose of them and the results they get.”
With an already saturated market, Madelene affirms she was guided by needing, “The best products for sale, salons and students. When I couldn’t find the level of quality on the market I required, I decided to produce my own.”
Training in nails back in 1996, this world class nail stylist from Gothenburg, has been working with nails ever since. “After being hired at various salons, I’ve had my own salon and school since 2008,” cites Madelene. “I train future nail therapists at the Madelene Wolf Nail Academy, however, no matter how much I think I know, I will never be fully trained and, as I love learning new techniques and shapes, I also make sure I regularly take courses myself.”
Reflecting on her journey into nails, Madelene fondly recalls, “I’ve been interested in nails since childhood when I would glue pieces of tape together, then cut them out to put on my nails. I then borrowed my mum’s red nail polish and thought the finished product looked great.”
Getting hooked on the idea of nails as a career was born from Madelene’s regular nail appointment leading her into a beginners’ nail course. “I thought nails looked like so much fun, so I went on a course and found it a great way to channel my creativity. I then decided to get further education.”
Climbing to the top of an industry ladder means taking education seriously, and as such, Madelene made it her mission to train with the best. Citing Najet Hamila Strand, Tom Holcomb and David Fowler, among a long list of industry greats, Madelene highlights, “If I have to pinpoint one industry professional I currently admire, it would be Olena Oezman, for her great passion for perfection. I can’t stop looking at her nails! But I also admire those who dare to follow their dreams and never give up, those who enter competitions and continue to take courses to keep improving.”
Proving that competing in nails can have a profound and positive effect on a nail career, Madelene notes her competition career (2001-2017), has afforded industry recognition, world travel, networking and further training and now the advent of her own nail brand.
“My biggest career highlight was when I became Nailympia Winner of Winners (Div 3) in London 2014, and then Nailympia Global Champion 2017. That is hard to forget! My heart was pounding so hard, and for a second I thought I would pass out before the results were announced. Another highlight is all the nail courses I’ve had the opportunity to arrange around the world, and now I’ve finally followed my dream of starting a nail brand.”
Living by the doctrine of never giving up on her dreams and living in a state of self-belief, Madelene’s eye for perfection and precision, alongside her persistence and determination, have led to the birth of an elegant and stylish product line, which delivers, in her own words, “Durability on the nails, ease of use and smooth application, high colour pigmentation, with brushes carefully developed by my colleague, Sandra Bergstrand, who’s been extremely picky regarding their quality throughout the production process.”
The Wolf nail system currently presents UV/LED hard gel, UV/LED gel polish, L&P acrylic, nail art products, brushes and accessories. Team Wolf is now delving deep into the R&D for an acrygel product to join the Wolf nail pack.
“I want to reach the whole world with my products, work with those who are passionate about the same things as me and train even more nail therapists worldwide,” smiles Madelene. And offering her expert advice to aspiring nail professionals, she notes in closing, “You have to believe in yourself and never give up. Follow your dreams and goals!”
Nailympia Orlando 2022: Meet the winners!
Nailympia Competitions returned to the Premiere Orlando show floor 5-6 June 2022, welcoming an incredible lineup of global judges and talented competitors across three divisions.
Check out the winners below…
GEL POLISH MANICURE
Division 1
3rd – Jacquelyn Williams – USA
2nd – Erica Werthing – USA
1st – Kseniia Avilla – Cuba
Division 2
2nd – Carrie Timmons – USA
Division 3
3rd – Eve Perez – Puerto Rico
2nd – Mino Vo – UK
1st – Anastasia Totty – USA
REALITY NAIL ART
Division 1
3rd – Ana Vega –
2nd – Allicia Stockwell – USA
1st – Odallays Parilla – Puerto Rico
Division 2
3rd – Leon Touch – Cambodia
2nd – Maria Cubano – USA
1st – Syreeta Aaron –
Division 3
3rd – Eve Perez – Puerto Rico
2nd – Anastasia Totty – USA
1st – Odette Guzman – Puerto Rico
RUNWAY NAILS
Division 1
3rd – Odallays Parilla – Puerto Rico
2nd – Jacqueline Elmore – USA
1st – Allicia Stockwell – USA
Division 2
3rd – Nicholene Hurst – USA
1st – Kierra White – US
Division 3
3rd – Odette Guzman – Puerto Rico
2nd – Mino Vo – UK
1st – Anastasia Totty – USA
MIXED MEDIA BOXED ART
Division 1
3rd – Jacquelyn Williams – USA
2nd – Buey Dia Cedillo – Mexico
1st – Astrid Baez – Puerto Rico
Division 2
2nd – Nicholene Hurst – USA
1st – Nicole Wallner – USA
Division 3
2nd – Anastasia Totty – USA
1st – Odette Guzman – Puerto Rico
INVENT A NAIL SHAPE
Division 1
3rd – Schaeffer Schoppaul –
2nd – Ana Vega –
1st – Jacquelyn Williams – USA
Division 2
3rd – Maria Cubano – USA
2nd – Kierra White – USA
Division 3
3rd – Laura Ledes – Mexico
2nd – Anastasia Totty – USA
1st – Mino Vo – UK
FANTASY NAILS
Division 1
1st – Allicia Stockwell – USA
3rd – Amira Allen – USA
ACRYLIC TIP & OVERLAY
Division 1
3rd – Jacquelyn Williams – USA
Division 3
3rd – Odette Guzman – Puerto Rico
2nd – Anastasia Totty – USA
1st – Mino Vo – UK
ACRYLIC SCULPTURE
Division 1
3rd – Jacquelyn Williams – USA
1st – Cheryl Derivi – USA
Division 2
2nd – Leon Touch – Cambodia
1st – Kleidys Gonzalez –
Division 3
3rd – Anastasia Totty – USA
2nd – Odette Guzman – Puerto Rico
1st – Mino Vo – UK
PERFECT MATCH
Division 1
2nd – Jacquelyn Williams – USA
Division 3
3rd – Odette Guzman – Puerto Rico
2nd – Anastasia Totty – USA
1st – Mino Vo – UK
THE JOY OF NAILS
Division 1
3rd – Cheryl Derivi – USA
2nd – Jasmine Pepe – USA
1st – Quy Vo – Vietnam
Division 2
3rd – Kierra White – USA
2nd – Kleidys Gonzalez
1st – Chelsea Vega – USA
Division 3
3rd – Odette Guzman – Puerto Rico
2nd – Anastasia Totty – USA
1st – Mino Vo – UK
STILETTO NAILS
Division 1
2nd – Jacquelyn Williams – USA
1st – Paula Colon – Puerto Rico
Division 2
2nd – Leon Touch – Cambodia
1st – Chelsea Vega – USA
Division 3
3rd – Eve Perez – Puerto Rico
2nd – Anastasia Totty – USA
1st – Mino Vo – UK
TOP USA TECH
Division 1 – Jacquelyn Williams
Division 2 – Chelsea Vega
Division 3 – Anastasia Totty – USA
ART WINNER OF WINNERS
Division 1 – Jacquelyn Williams – USA
Division 2 – Chelsea Vega – USA
Division 3 – Anastasia Totty – USA
WINNER OF WINNERS
Division 1 – Jacquelyn Williams – USA
Division 2 – Leon Touch – Cambodia
Division 3 – Mino Vo – UK
INDIVIDUAL TOP SCORER
Anastasia Totty – USA
Congratulations to all competitors and winners!
Meet – Elaine Watson – USA – head booth judge
Get to know a Nailympia judge in 25 steps…

Elaine watson
NAME: Elaine Tanner Watson
Business name: Nailebrity LLC
Location: Los Angeles, California, USA
Nationality: American
Who Trained You: Cuccio, EzFlow (1st gen), Too Much Fun & many, many mentors.
Years in Nails: 27 years
Years Judging: My first judging was a nail art comp the year after I graduated nail school – so 26 years
Nail Brands You Represent/Use: Cuccio / ASP
Role in Industry: Executive in manufacturing and currently licensing deals
Favourite Trade Exhibition: Olympia Beauty as I see all my friends & London at the same time
Favourite Nail Tool: My e-files!
Favourite Book: Outlander – all the books in the series by Diana Gabaldon
Favourite Movie: Devil Wears Prada
Favourite Food: Italian, Korean, Japanese… I can’t pick one, I love so manyFavourite Vacation Destination: Scotland, Italy or Greece (tie)

Co-hosting – Nailympia Awards in every location with Anneke van der Sar
Your Hobbies: Video gamer
Who You Admire In Industry: Industry starters… Tony Cuccio, Jan Arnold, Deborah Carver, George Schaeffer…and more
Top Technique You’ve Mastered: Currently it’s gels. I’ve converted from being an acrylic lover to being obsessed with gel.
What Inspires Your Work: Everything around me…
Advice to Competitors: Be the best version of you…
Hot Tip or Trick for Competitors: Practice, practice, practice
What Lockdown Has Taught You: Importance of empathy
A Funny Day/Memory At The Nail Desk: Drawing a blank here LOL. It’s been a very long time …
An Affirmation You Love: My efforts are being supported by the universe; my dreams manifest into reality before my eyes.
Why Nailympia: Since day one, Alex Fox. To explain I would need pages…for the short answer…care, compassion and love for competition, competitors, models, judges and anyone else involved.
Instagram: @elainewatsonofficial or @nailebrity
Twitter: @elainefrommaine or @nailebrity
Facebook: @elainewatson
TikTok: @nailebrity
FB: @nailebrity
THE WINNERS: Nailympia Online 2021
Nailympia Competitions, in association with Scratch magazine, has announced the winners of the first edition of Nailympia Online.
The renowned competition organisation moved online for 2021 following the postponement of its in-person competitions globally due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Nailympia Online welcomed 12 categories with three divisions, plus the introduction of a fourth and unique division for gold medalists and nail champions. Competitors were judged by a 36-strong panel and the winners were revealed in a Facebook Live presentation hosted by Nailympia competition director & Scratch editor-in-chief, Alex Fox, alongside Scratch’s managing editor, Helena Biggs.
This first edition attracted 252 individual competitors who afforded a grand sum of 642 entries from 30 countries. This breaks down into: Division 1 – 113 people; Division 2 – 86 people: Division 3 – 79 people; Division 4 – 11 people.
“This pandemic has left no one unscathed or untouched. We have all made sacrifices; all been changed by this past year,” notes organiser, Alex Fox. “Therefore, it’s been a great project for me to put my focus and energy into. I’ve truly enjoyed this journey, it’s been a magnificent distraction from the global crisis and a most fulfilling venture, not least as it’s given me so much contact and connection with nail artists the world over, culminating in viewing extraordinary works of art on nails, proving that the nail industry fosters, nurtures, spawns and precipitates some of the greatest art seen in modern times. The nail industry is an artistic force to be reckoned with.”
Check out the winners below…
POSTER MANICURE
Division 1
- 3rd – Emelie Olsson – Sweden
- 2nd – Kasia Gorska – UK
- 1st – Aleksandra Kuciak – Poland
Division 2
- 3rd – Justyna Wróblewska – Poland
- 2nd – Réka Oláh – Hungary
- 1st – Milena Bialobrzeska – Poland
Division 3
- 3rd – Chanteya Macphail – Australia
- 2nd – Olena Oezman – Germany
- 1st – Anna Prabucka – Poland
POSTER PEDICURE
Division 1
- 3rd – Rebecca Tomkinson – Australia
- 2nd – Diana Wysokińska – Poland
- 1st – Martyna Stacha – Poland
Division 2
- 3rd – Aleksandra Drozdz – Ireland
- 2nd – Tan Adams – UK
- 1st – Alexandra Koverzneva – Russia
Division 3
- 3rd – Anna Kurzok – Poland
- 2nd – Olena Oezman – Germany
- 1st – Anna Prabucka – Poland
Division 1
- 3rd – Elżbieta Tyszko – Poland
- 2nd – Kenny Teo – Australia
- 1st – Magdalena Bucko – Poland
Division 2
- 3rd – Ivonne Voigt – Germany
- 2nd – Alexandra Koverzneva – Russia
- 1st – Tan Adams – UK
Division 3
- 3rd – Agata Szumera – Poland
- 2nd – Annamaria Wieszt – Germany
- 1st – Olena Oezman – Germany
GEL POLISH MANICURE
Division 1
- 3rd – Olga Pavliuchenko – Ukraine
- 2nd – Juliana Beliakova – Lithuania
- 1st – Anna Stachula – Ireland
Division 2
- 3rd – Paulina Mucha – Poland
- 2nd – Evelin Nagy – Hungary
- 1st – Izabela Goluńska-Senik – Poland
Division 3
- 3rd – Olena Oezman – Germany
- 2nd – Erika Nortier – Italy
- 1st – Anna Kurzok – Poland
AWARDS NIGHT CHIC – Little Black Dress
Division 1
- 3rd – Danielle Currie – UK
- 2nd – Angela Arigo – Italy
- 1st – Aorui Zhang – Australia
Division 2
- 3rd – Milena Bialobrzeska –
- 2nd – Agata Leonardi – Italy
- 1st – Gail Nicholls – UK
Division 3
- 3rd – Annamarie Wieszt –
- 2nd – Mino Vo – UK
- 1st – Grace Li – Australia
NAILS FOR AN ALBUM COVER – Country Music theme
Division 1
- 3rd – Gemma Dawson – UK
- 2nd – Kamila Borowiec – UK
- 1st – Angela Arigo – Italy
Division 2
- 3rd – Marian Plat-Veerman – The Netherlands
- 2nd – Paulina Mucha – Poland
- 1st – Angela Wilden – Luxembourg
Division 3
- 3rd – Ania Prus – Denmark
- 2nd– Lídia Kovács – Hungary
- 1st – Erika Nortier – Italy
Division 1
- 3rd – Laura Durastanti – Italy
- 2nd – Rita Halassy – Hungary
- 1st – Angela Arigo – Italy
Division 2
- 3rd – Katarzyna Warmuz – Poland
- 2nd – Angela Wilden – Luxembourg
- 1st – Ivonne Voigt – Germany
Division 3
- 3rd – Melinda Tamás – Hungary
- 2nd– Liliya Leheta – Canada
- 1st – Mino Vo – UK
ART ON NAILS OVER 2 INCHES LONG
Division 1
- 3rd – Rita Halassy – Hungary
- 2nd – Melina Sherikyan – France
- 1st – Tram Anh Thi Le – UK
Division 2
- 3rd – Malgorzata Walczak – UK
- 2nd – Angela Wilden – Luxembourg
- 1st – Ivonne Voigt – Germany
Division 3
- 3rd – Kayley Cairns – UK
- 2nd– Loi Nguyen – UK
- 1st – Mino Vo – UK
FLAT ART – theme – Diversity
Division 1
- 3rd – Asia Bloodworth – USA
- 2nd – Corinna Ball – UK
- 1st – Magdalena Bucko – Poland
Division 2
- 3rd – Charlotte Wright – UK
- 2nd – Paulina Mucha – Poland
- 1st – Tan Adams – UK
Division 3
- 3rd – Anna Kurzok – Poland
- 2nd– Lídia Kovács – Hungary
- 1st – Robert Klonowski – Poland
MIXED MEDIA ART DESIGN
Division 1
- 3rd – Angela Arigo – Italy
- 2nd – Claire Wheeler – UK
- 1st – Natasha Newton – UK
Division 2
- 3rd – Alessandra Guzzetti – Italy
- 2nd – Sejin Yun – South Korea
- 1st – Judith Mayer – Germany
Division 3
- 3rd – Nick Tran – Australia
- 2nd– Melinda Tamás – Hungary
- 1st – Lídia Kovács – Hungary
INVENT A NAIL SHAPE MORE THAN 2 inches Long
Division 1
- 3rd – Maria Fibich – Poland
- 2nd – Hong Luu – UK
- 1st – Angelique Blenckner – Germany
Division 2
- 3rd – Angela Wilden – Luxembourg
- 2nd – Quang Nguyen – USA
- 1st – Réka Oláh – Hungary
Division 3
- 3rd – Beata Wodzak-Zwara – Poland
- 2nd – Andreea Simona Ignat – UK
- 1st – Lucie Kovariková – Czech Republic
Division 1
- 3rd – Tram Anh Thi Le – UK
- 2nd – Rita Halassy – Hungary
- 1st – Christina Sorsby – UK
Division 2
- 3rd – Angela Wilden – Luxembourg
- 2nd – Malgorzata Walczak – UK
- 1st – Sylwia Siudalska – Poland
Division 3
- 3rd – Sylwia Golec – UK
- 2nd– Lucie Kovariková – Czech Republic
- 1st – Paula Marie Spencer – UK
ART WINNERS of WINNERS
Division 1 – Angela Arigo – Italy
Division 2 – Angela Wilden – Luxembourg
Division 3 – Mino Vo – UK
WINNERS of WINNERS
Division 1 – Rita Halassy – Hungary
Division 2 – Angela Wilden – Luxembourg
Division 3 – Mino Vo – UK
OVERALL INDIVIDUAL TOP SCORER
Mino Vo – UK – 772pts
DIVISION 4 VIP 5-Shape Challenge Champion
Olena Özman – Germany – 307 points / 340pts