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As a spa or salon professional, your clients expect more than just beauty—they expect safety, hygiene, and peace of mind. Fungal infections like Athlete’s Foot and Nail Fungus are more common than you think, especially in environments where tools and footbaths are reused without proper sanitation. This blog covers how to stop these issues before they start, using proven infection prevention strategies for salons and spas.
With the passing of mother’s day this past Sunday, I couldn’t help but think about how many mothers there are in the nail industry that are working hard to provide their kids with everything they can.
Jaime DeViva, Nail'd by Jaime, Westover, Md.
Nail techs create nail art in honor of their moms.
One of the best holidays to entice clients in the door, Mother’s Day offers special opportunities for not only pampered mothers but maybe even doting sons and daughters as well.
These Mother's Day manis show mom's nails some love.
Margriet Sijperda, The NetherlandsAnne VanSpronsen, McIntyre's Salon and Day Spa, Portage, Mich.Anna Phan, Iconic Nails Spa, Barrie, Ontario, CanadaAna Karpova, Henderson, Nev.Anatasia Kamelia, Taoyuan, Taiwan
Mother’s Day is just a flip of the calendar away, and what mom couldn’t use a little TLC for her special day? We contacted a few spas to see how they plan to pamper moms.
Anna Phan, Iconic Nails Spa, Barrie, Ontario, Canada
One of the best things about this industry is it’s home to many family businesses. Multiple generations work in tandem, teaching and supporting one another.
