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In addition to salons, nail techs ply their trade in a range of locations — from military bases to senior homes — targeting different clientele across the world and bringing nail services to new markets.
Habib Salo discusses a DM he received from a customer about not being able to build a clientele, and the things you should actually do to turn things around.
Follow Habib Salo, CEO of Young Nails, as he goes about his adventurous days. "Let's hang out, we'll eat, go on trips, and I will share my experiences of how we built our business from nothing to something over the course of this vlog," he says.
With a full menu, clients of Chicago’s Impulse Salon have a broad range of services to choose from but nails steal the spotlight and make up the salon’s foundation.
Young Nails CEO Habib Salo shows the new Young Nails Universal Cure LED/UV Lamp that can cure any gel in the market. It has a dimming feature that they call "Sunglasses" that reduces the curing power by half power in the initial cure to prevent heat spikes.
Young Nails CEO Habib Salo takes us behind the scenes during a making of one of his popular Young Nails vlogs (Biz Vlog #49 to be exact), featuring guest and pretend nail client Beth Livesay, executive editor of NAILS Magazine, and senior editor Kimberly Pham, the hands behind the NAILS Mag camera(s). Click here to see the final edited vlog from Young Nails.Click here to see the full nail art tutorial from our visit. Music Credit: Song 1: Ukiyo / Song 2: Taylor Galford
Habib and Tracey talk about how to achieve long term success in the nail business.
Greg Salo creates a glitzy, glittery set of nails.
Greg Salo demonstrates how to safely remove acrylic.
Her career was launched in politics and law, but Joyce Hampers says she never fully appreciated business (despite a stint as Assistant Secretary of Commerce) until she ran her own salon.
