Business
Is There Still Something Wrong With Our Schools?
A few years back, we asked the question, “What’s wrong with our schools?” in an article that exposed the industry’s complaints about how we train our professionals. Eight years later; we decided to see what, if anything, had changed.
As I See It, Take A Lunch!
Third Time's a Charm!
Tracey Revis, owner of Tracey’s Place in Encino, Calif., has just done her third NAILS cover shoot.
IRS Keeps It Simple to Comply With Tip Regulations
The IRS is making it easier for everyone in the beauty industry by simplifying its voluntary tip income compliance agreements.
Changes For Georgia State Board
As of July 1, 2000, the Georgia State Board of Cosmetology has new requirements for nail techs. With the passing of Senate Bill 95, the number of hours of required schooling has gone up from 320 to 525.
Teach Them And They Will Stay
Running three bustling nail departments is not an easy task, but Sherry Williams seems to have it down to a T-as in training.
On the Road: Tepatitlan, Mexico
Behind the Scenes: Tracey Revis
Star Nail Adds European Distributor
Deal will help international customers.
Revlon Sells Creative Nail Design
Revlon has announced the sale of its Worldwide Professional Products business, which includes Creative Nail Design, to The Colomer Group.
As I See It: Retailing Redux
On the Road: Simpson House in Santa Barbara, CA
Behind the Scenes: Nadine Galli
Editor's note: If You Retrain New Hires, Consider Hiring Apprentices
Should more states allow apprenticeships as a viable educational option for aspiring nail technicians?
WANTED: A Few Good Techs (Ideas on Attracting New Talent)
Finding (and keeping) hard-working qualified nail technicians is one of the most pressing issues facing the beauty industry today. When the nail business is at an all-time high, we find ourselves asking what factors are contributing to this industry dilemma. It is time for us to stop asking, “Why?” and start asking, “What can we do to solve this problem?”
by Hannah Lee
Snails Celebrates 20 Years
On the occasion of Snails’ 20th anniversary, NAILS asked CEO Marlene Sortino to reflect on the growth of her company and the industry as a whole.
Hold Onto Your Customers
You’ve got to make every contact count