Pattie Yankee Starts Shared Salon Workspace In NYC
WeWork has become a popular concept when it comes to doing business. For Pattie Yankee, a salon emergency caused her to secure a space for nail entrepreneurs in need.
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WeWork has become a popular concept when it comes to doing business. For Pattie Yankee, a salon emergency caused her to secure a space for nail entrepreneurs in need.
Ever wonder who names your favorite essie Shades? Go behind the scenes at the essie offices where the team from the Naming Department finds inspiration in the most surprising places. Featuring the Essie nail polish colors 'bikini so teeny,' 'topless & barefoot,' & 'naughty nautical'
Seoul, South Korea is a fantastic city full of life. As one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world, the city was a perfect backdrop for the 6th Annual Global Nail Cup.
Q-Tickles’ Oh So Wet! Quick Dry Polish collection comes in bright and fun shades with a little sparkle thrown in.
Smooth and shape nails gently but effectively with So Eco’s environmentally friendly Bamboo Nail Files.
During the month of July, nail enthusiasts from across the United States submitted their best summer-themed nail art looks for a chance to win cash, gift cards, and products from It’s So Easy.
Starting as a single hair salon, Visage has expanded to four locations with nail and hair services. With the goal of being “more things to more people,” it looks like Visage is on its way to a Knoxville takeover.
In February 2011, American International Industries (A.I.I.) announced the acquisition of It’s So Easy Nails, a line of nail art accessories, products, and tools. A.I.I. also acquired certain assets from Almell Products, Inc., including the Poshé brand.
From salon to nail school to high school vocational training, what started out as a slow-growing investment has now boomed into a still-growing “family” of nail techs.
Nail salons and Industry observers are crying foul over a California consumer group’s lawsuit against nail salons for using a single bottle of polish on multiple clients. The State Board says it’s the attorney’s—not the practitioners’—actions that should be questioned.