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"Here is another beauty blog courtesy of Katherine, Summer 2011 Style Intern. Would you wear snakeskin\u2014on your toes? The Spa &amp;amp;amp; Salon VDRA in Las Vegas, NV is causing a huge debate here in the office. They use actual snakeskin to create a metallic, animal print on nails. Nail technicians can shape a small piece\u2014or sheet\u2014of sanitized snakeskin for each nail, and layer it between gel polish. You can choose from a variety of 170 snake/color patterns to sport and this textured treatment usually lasts up to eight weeks for toes and two weeks for your fingers. The skin that is used for these mani/pedi treatments is naturally shed snakeskin, leaving no snakes harmed in the process. They also have faux snakeskin patterns to choose from if the real thing isn&amp;#039;t for you! The downside of this new trend? The nail treatment comes along with a hefty price tag\u2014around $250 for real snakeskin and $100 for faux treatments. If price wasn&amp;#039;t an issue, would you wear snakeskin on your toes? -Katherine Dewitt, Summer 2011 Style Intern "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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