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The Empire Strikes Back

Mario Tricoci has done it again, and this time he has spared no expense in the nail department.

Opening Your Own Salon [A Resource Checklist to Determine If You Are Ready]

Do you have what it takes to open your own salon? Or are you at a loss as to where you should even begin? What you need are the general principles and practices of salon ownership and a checklist to evaluate your. With all of the media available today, resources abound when it comes to opening your own salon.

Creativity Thrives In Capeside Town

Known for its deep-sea cod fishing navel museums, and wharves, Portland, Maine, has an upscale, high-tech salon that delivers more than what most would come to expect.

Step Up to the (Nail Art) Bar

Before she ever went to nail school, Eimsuk Arminio was approached by people on the street who asked her where she got her nail art done.

Ascent of a Woman

Angie Coey dreamed of a business that would reflect her eclectic tastes and high standards. Six years later, The Polished Image captures her vision of a first-class Canadian salon.

How Less Time = More Money

"These meetings have created the simplest, yet greatest management changes we’ve made in years.

Support System is Central to Success

Despite being totally deaf, Melissa Phillips has been a total success in the cosmetology business.

A Resource Guide for Starting Your Own Salon

Industry, business, and government organizations can lend you a helping hand when starting a new business.

Are You Ready For The Reality Of Salon Ownership?

Our salon’s job application asks nail technicians. “Where do you see your self in five years?” Often the answer is, “Owning my own salon,” which always makes me think, “Holy smoke, do you have any idea what you’d be getting yourself into?”

Salon Owners Succeed With Hard Work and a Big Dream

The owners of the largest salon in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, owe their success to specializing in a service they do well, keeping track of every dollar, and thinking service before money.