Week 13 and 14: 200 Hours Down
A little more than three months down as a part-time nail tech student and I’ve officially completed 200 hours!
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A little more than three months down as a part-time nail tech student and I’ve officially completed 200 hours!
As of July 1, 2015, California nail techs using disposable pedicure liners can skip the 10-minute disinfecting soak of their pedicure basin between clients.
The polish you are painstakingly applying to your clients' nails is safe, no matter how many others used the same bottle previously.
The wipes also collect and trap dust particles, ideal for sanitation purposes.
This month we asked nail techs: What have you learned by visiting nail salons other than your own?
Effective July 1, 2015, a number of new regulations were instituted by the California Board of Barbering and Cosmetology that affect nail techs’ day-to-day business and safety procedures. The changes include an easing of rules regarding the use of disposable pedicure liners.
Like other small businesses, nail salons are an enticing target for thieves seeking consumer data, such as client credit card numbers. Take heed of these best practices garnered from security experts on how to safeguard your salon.
A group of veteran nail technicians ask the NMC its stand on vital issues facing today’s nail industry.
The NYT story on exploited nail techs got the industry talking about how to enforce fair wages. Is new legislation the answer or should we just be better at following laws already on the books?
After this week, I am convinced that I can perform a manicure/pedicure service with my eyes closed!