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It is estimated that during the years of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade 12 million people were enslaved. Today, the estimate is 27 million worldwide. Some of those slaves are working in nail salons, and one nail tech has had enough.
We often profile salons and nail technicians who we believe are doing great things. We choose interesting stories within the industry in order to inspire you and get your creative juices flowing. But the salon industry isn’t the only place you should be looking for inspiration and ideas.
Entity’s Hamptons Style summer collection will have you ready for an effortlessly stylish weekend getaway.
You’re playing with fire of you are trying to get away with classifying legitimate employees as independent contractors. If you are unclear on how to classify your workers, talk to an attorney – today.
Entity’s Lenzi Brock of Vancouver, Wa., shows how to do a bridal manicure with the perfect hint of blue.
Blame it on Descartes. Modern society fragments our body, mind and spirit into warring entities. In some forms of religious interpretation, the body is portrayed as the enemy, as the source of unholy appetites and base impulses. We feel differently, and embrace the body, even with its occasional sneezes, pimples, hiccups, and cravings for raw cookie-dough, as our most tangible expression and daily experience of the sacred.
Lenzi Brock reveals a layer of gel underneath the white top layer to create a simple swirly design.
Cooperative salon businesses are an emerging trend. Salons are finding that clients want one-stop service for all their health and beauty needs.
A special thank you to these brands for investing in the next generation of NTNA competitors.
Gadabout’s Pam McNair has found that successful nail technicians balance ego and humility, and that they’ve learned to stand up for themselves.
