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Charme Studio in the Press

Celebrating the impact of beauty, care, and community.

We’re proud to have been featured in local and national publications for our commitment to clean beauty, expert nail care, and community outreach through The Nail Fairy program. From our waterless manicures to our joyful visits to children’s hospitals, Charme Studio continues to inspire and lead with heart.

Cover of 253 Lifestyle Magazine featuring a person cutting a ribbon with large scissors. The text includes 'Spring 2025,' 'Home & Garden,' and an article titled 'A Legacy of Craftsmanship.'

Magazine feature on Martina Ngo's Charme Natural Nails Studio, highlighting her 'Nail Fairy' initiative in hospitals. Includes images of Martina Ngo smiling in the studio, interacting with a child in a hospital, and posing with a child showing painted nails.

Magazine cover featuring three popsicles with granola and berries, accompanied by the title 'South Sound' and the subtitle 'Frosty, fruity, end-of-summer sweetness'. Additional text mentions travel ideas and leisure articles.

Cover of Nails Magazine featuring a hand with decorative nail art holding a cup. The headlines include topics like Mother’s Day celebrations, Russian-inspired nail art, red carpet looks, and nail art tips.

Vintage-style event poster for 'Business Examiner Media Presents Club 40' featuring a black and white image of people socializing, with logos of Timberland Bank, EDC Thurston County, and Business Examiner Media.

A magazine feature about a woman named Martina who dresses as a fairy to bring joy to children in hospitals. The page includes her portrait, a quote about the impact of small acts, and an image of her with a child in a hospital setting. The text discusses her mission and the emotional challenges involved.

Magazine article featuring Martina "Tina" Ngo, known as the "nail fairy," who was awarded Citizen of the Year. The article highlights her volunteer work at Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital in Tacoma, where she paints patients’ nails. Includes a photograph of Ngo wearing a tutu, standing beside a cart labeled "MBB Child Life."

Page from Nails Magazine, May 2015, featuring an article about "The Nail Fairy" who volunteers at Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital. The article highlights her work in providing manicures to young patients and how people can support or donate. The page includes images of the Nail Fairy interacting with children in the hospital, both smiling and engaging in activities.