Moon Struck
Now that sculpting with colored acrylic is so hot, why not make those nails even hotter by sculpting perfectly shaped moons?
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Now that sculpting with colored acrylic is so hot, why not make those nails even hotter by sculpting perfectly shaped moons?

First, I listen to the reason for the absence. Then, after deciding if the appointment was forgotten or just last in importance, I charge $10 extra for each hour booked by the client.

With all of the negative hype on drills, it is becoming crucial for nail technicians to be properly trained on their usage. Connecting with the right people for education and knowing the state regulations can help pave the way drilling success.
Whether you’re a beginner struggling to reduce thickness at the cuticle or a veteran whose C-curve is looking flat, this troubleshooting guide, put together by nail technician Shari Finger can help. Here are her tips to combat common acrylic woes.
Sometimes the best answers to technical questions are from your peers. In this bimonthly column, respected nail veterans from across the country tackle reader questions, ranging from how to blend tips with an electric file to file storage and maintenance to the disposal of used acetone. Have a technical problem you can’t solve? Send it by fax to (310) 533-2504, or mail to NAILS Help Desk, 21061 S.Western Ave.,Torrance, CA 90501, or e-mail us at nails-mag@bobit.com.

There are a couple of practices found in most discount salons that I think all nail salons could learn from.
The Commission has brought up the issue because of a tremendous influx of consumer complaints about nail damage due to drill use.
The patent process may be cumbersome, but it protects an invention and paves the way for compensation for your hard work.
Explain to your clients that acrylic vapors aren't harmful to them; they just smell bad.