Afraid of offering makeup in your salon because you aren’t sure how to sell it? Think it’s hard enough selling nail polish to your clients, let along trying to sell them lipstick and eye shadow as well? Think again. There’s more than one strategy to add to your current retail offerings – and your pocket.
Animal-testing of cosmetics is not a thing of the past, and what you read on the label can be misleading, says Santosh Krinsky, CEO of the personal-care brand Beauty Without Cruelty.
Running a fledging business and introducing a new product is never an easy task. Nobody knows who you are, and more than likely may wait to see what you can do before being accepted into the business community.
Your manufacturer can be your greatest ally when starting your salon’s own private label product line. Learn how to make the most of this important relationship, ensuring you get products that you’re proud to put your name on.
"Jessica was not only an innovator and icon in the world of nails, but a true trailblazer whose passion, creativity, and vision shaped an entire industry."
Uncured gel polish and microscopic e-file dust contain active acrylates that penetrate the skin, triggering permanent contact dermatitis. Learn the chemistry behind these irritants and how to protect your clients and yourself.
Nothing goes hand-in-hand with polish quite like makeup. Stock up or add to your existing retail makeup offerings with these products. From subtle cover-ups to bold shadows, these cosmetics will definitely complement your customers’ color palettes and polish choices.