On the Road: Da-Lonnie's & Kaya Beauty, Las Vegas
Two services each in two different salons for these two NAILS editors.
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Two services each in two different salons for these two NAILS editors.
An ordinary pedicure can turn into something unique by adding a small, simple henna design the client will love showing off to friends.
Consider branching outside the realm of nails to boost your bottom line.
The FDA recently ruled that teeth whitening is a cosmetic, not a dental, procedure. Because it’s not considered a dental procedure anyone can perform the service and no special training or license is required. Salon owners are introducing this service to their clients.
A service-capping hand and forearm massage is a quick and easy way to bump up the price of your standard manicure — just make sure the client thinks it’s worth it.
In this occasional series, we follow along as Adrienne, a mother of two who just moved with her husband to North Carolina, works to rebuild her nail business from scratch. She’s working with Heather, a certified salon success coach, to help her succeed. If you missed the first installment, see NAILS February issue or visit The Coaching Chronicles blog (updated twice weekly) at http://blogs.nailsmag.com/coach.
More spas are offering soaking services that just a few years ago most people would have only indulged in at home.
Paraffin system is comprised of a blend of antioxidants which not only repair, but help regenerate cells and calm the skin.
A good manicure or pedicure should make clients feel special and pampered. Some services push the boundaries in terms of techniques, ingredients, and price to make them exceptional. Take a look at these services that go above and beyond.
Ja'maal Buster used Ardell DuraLash Regulars in short and medium with Ardell LashGrip Adhesive to create Paula's sultry look.