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VIDEOMoney manicures
January 24, 2000
Web posted at: 12:08 p.m. EST (1708 GMT)
NEW YORK (CNN) -- Talk about having cash at your fingertips. The latest fad to make fingernails funky involves applying cut-up cash to the tips.
Here's how it works: The customer supplies the manicurist with the currency. (Some people use $1, $5 or even $100 bills.) The manicurist then cuts up the money, glues it on and applies a layer of acrylic to strengthen the nail.
As CNN's Jeanne Moos reports, they sure attract attention -- but not necessarily praise.
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