Jan Arnold, Co-Founder of CND, Announces Departure From Brand
Jan Arnold, co-founder and style director of CND, has announced her departure from the company after a remarkable tenure that transformed the nail care industry. Arnold co-founded CND in 1979 alongside her father, Dr. Stuart Nordstrom, and her brother, Jeff Nordstrom. Under her visionary leadership, CND introduced groundbreaking products and techniques, including the first-ever nail liquid and powder enhancement system, Shellac Brand 14+ Day Nail Color, and the VINYLUX Weekly Polish System, setting new standards in nail artistry and care.
In her farewell statement, Arnold reflected on her journey with CND, saying: "Founding and building CND has been the adventure of a lifetime. I am immensely proud of the innovations we've brought to the industry and the community we've built over the years. As I step into a new chapter, I carry with me the passion and creativity that has defined CND from the beginning."
Arnold's departure marks the end of an era for CND, a company renowned for its commitment to quality, innovation, and education in the professional nail industry. Her influence extended beyond product development; she played a pivotal role in elevating nail fashion on global runways and collaborated with top designers to showcase nail artistry as an integral part of fashion.
As Arnold embarks on her next venture, the industry anticipates the continued impact of her legacy and looks forward to the future direction of CND under new leadership.
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