When a client comes in with a skin condition, it’s up to the nail tech to determine if the best choice is to proceed or reschedule pending a doctor’s release. Eczema — an itchy, red rash — isn’t contagious, but products in the salon could cause a client to react or have a flare-up. That conversation could go something like this.
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Make sure your students know when to refer a client to a doctor. This handout, made especially with nail students and newbie nail techs in mind, describes 23 of the most common nail disorders -- like brittle nail syndrome and "greenies" -- and tells nail techs when to refuse service and refer a client to a doctor first.
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When a client’s hands are in desperate need of maintenance, one of the easiest ways to see improvement is to clean up the cuticles, but cuticle care makes some clients uneasy. Use this handout to teach your students how to reassure clients that their actions are safe.
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Client consultations give customers an opportunity to build trust and verbalize expectations. Customize this form with your own salon information to aid you in learning about your clients.
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Use this handout to help your students learn how to discuss athlete's foot with clients.
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Use this second handout on color theory to teach your students about matching nail color to clients' skin tone.
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