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From graduation to state board exams, from the job search to the first full set on a paying client, those first few months as a nail technician are filled with highs and lows. Two nail technicians opened their diaries to share theire experiences.
Kim Hanzlik, Nails, Hands, Feet and Toes, Winnemucca, NVHeather Davis, Rigby, Idaho Olivia Gordon, Lancaster, CAJeanette Diaz
After my move to North Carolina, I was feeling overwhelmed. One evening, I called Heather with all of my problems, mainly to see if she could suggest further classes. She told me I needed guidance and
Holly Schippers, nail tech. In her other life: State Director of the Angel Teddy Bear Foundation.
After gravitating toward vegetarianism and picking up Pilates, Hilary Dawn Herrera realized her newfound energy had a positive impact on both her personal life and career.
Nail tech Karen Hodges recounts a difficult journey that began with a diagnosis of breast cancer. Her load was made lighter by the support and friendship offered by her “angels” — other nail techs who came to help.
A law enforcement veteran with 22 years under her belt, Teresa Phelps is currently a sheriff’s deputy for the Bell County Sheriff’s Office. She’s also the owner of Texas Elegance Nail Spa in Harker Heights, Texas, and a natural nail specialist.
Sometimes you think you know a person, but it turns out there is more than meets the eye. We gave our six AVA Nail Technician of the Year finalists a few questions for them to ponder. Some of their answers may surprise you.
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For the month of February, we highlight four different partnerships within the nail industry and what makes them work.
