Nail Technician's Construction Crew
Adhesives and activators help build up the nail, removers and solvents help tear it down.
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Adhesives and activators help build up the nail, removers and solvents help tear it down.
While acrylic has been around the longest, there will always be clients who choose not to have acrylic nails. Fiberglass is one way to answer their needs – and keep them as customers.
Simple steps for applying fiberglass systems.
Problem nail challenge a technician’s skills, but the reward is professional satisfaction for the technician and boosted self-esteem for clients.
Simply the one item you cannot do without, the file is the work horse of the nail salon. There is no nail service that you don’t use if for. It is probably your least expensive tool and it’s very likely the tool every one of your clients has at home. But as nail care has become more complicated and more sophisticated, so too even the simplest of implements.
Some nail technicians assume that natural manicures are unprofitable and not worth their time because they charge less for this service than for extensions or overlays. The path to profits, however, lies in you technical efficiency and the value of your add-on services.
With extras like paraffin and hand massage, natural manicures can be as profitable as extensions.
Removing extensions is a tricky procedure; but when done right you keep the nail healthy and the client loyal.
“Capping” the natural nail by applying a coat of gel is a great way to get these women into the salon and provide them with the attractive, natural-looking nails they desire.