
Generation III
The fan pulls nail dust/odor down through the filter, leaving nothing but clean, odor-and-chemical-free air at the source.
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The fan pulls nail dust/odor down through the filter, leaving nothing but clean, odor-and-chemical-free air at the source.



The other nail tech at the salon has left us. She moved out of state with her parents a few weeks ago, leaving me the only nail tech in the house. Jena was (and still is, actually)
Today I have some good news for you and some bad news. Shall we have the bad news first so that it can be eclipsed by the good news? The bad news is I have a
Maggie needs to figure out how to add staff members without overcrowding her 300-square-foot salon.
I’m happy to see that my pricing presentation at the NW Nail Tech Event has been a help.
Do you ever read the directions on nail products? Maybe a glimpse to be sure you’re using it properly or just full steam ahead because how hard could it really be anyway? Sometimes you can get
Don’t waste your money on flimsy, doctor-style masks; they won’t provide much protection and will only fool you into thinking you’re protected from dust.
How often do your clients tell you how much everyone loves their nails and asks where they have them done — only to have your clients end the story with how those same people who were
Margaret Thomas’s nail-art-only appointments mean she can get right to the fun stuff.
Becker says that winning Nail Technician of the Year reaffirmed her belief that there is always something to learn and different ways to grow.