Required Reading

Secrets to a Long-Lasting Salon

January 4, 2013

What happens when two recent nail graduates interview a handful of veteran salon owners to find out the secrets to a long-lasting salon? They were privy to a host of knowledge from a combined 132 years of salon experience. Here they share it with you. 

In-Salon Events Build Clientele, Up Income

April 1, 2010

In this economy, nail techs have to find creative ways to do direct marketing.

Behind the Scenes: A Natural Global Outlook and Maisie Dunbar

October 1, 2000

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