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SEARCHThis month we asked nail techs: What will you be doing differently in 2020 when it comes to nails?
I’m hoping to re-brand and re-focus. I want to expand my nail art skills. With that I am hoping to gain more clients who want to have nail art done. Right now I cater to a one-nail-color clientele. Only a few of them even like to have nail art done. I want to be more of a manicure artist.
@nails_by_sydneyr
Via Instagram
Informing California nail pros and salon owners about new booth rental laws.
Jaime Schrabeck
Via Facebook
Recycling as many single-use items as possible through a green salon program — we already recycle our used acetone and plan to go as green as we can by 2020.
Linda Sharp
Via Facebook
I need to take more time for myself and not be so worried about making content for social media all the time.
@glittersandpolishes
Via Instagram
After over 25 years behind the table as a booth renter, I’ve found myself a commission-based salon owner. I’m going to work on letting go of the reins and focus on maintaining my current healthy clientele and building my employees’ book of business. I’m looking forward to watching each of them gain success, especially my daughter who will be joining me as our esthetician.
Shelly Bundy
Via Facebook
Practice and build more clients, quit my corporate job. Open a nail salon!
@pljnails
Via Instagram
Charging more!
@nailsbyjenn71
Via Instagram
I will be attending school to become a licensed nail tech.
@polishpamper
Via Instagram
Improving my line work and attending advanced classes.
@genesisnailstudio
Via Instagram
Running the first mobile nail salon in my city.
@trinahawthorne
Via Instagram
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