
Noticeably Needed Pedicures
Reader poll suggests that men do pay attention to the toes.
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I thought I had a basic grasp on the pedicure cleaning guidelines in California and across the nation. But I was really surprised by a notice we received from the California Board of Barbering and Cosmetology.
By now, I’m sure you’ve all seen the AP reports going around about the Fish Pedicure. (Click here and here for videos.) A salon in Alexandria, Va., is using so-called “doctor fish” to nibble away at
A couple of weeks ago the plumbing crew came to do a rough out of the piping to make the installation easier when the pedicure benches arrived. While doing the walk-through the plumber stated that his
Studio 18 is a true labor of love. This family-owned upscale nail bar opened a couple of weeks ago.
Think twice before applying a topical antibiotic to a client's wound — it may hinder the healing process.
With the new technology being applied to gels there is a good range of options for techs looking to create pink-and- whites, correct damaged or misshapen nails, add shine and protection to natural nails or acrylic enhancements, or give a client durable and long-wearing nail color. The main thing to keep in mind when dealing with various forms of gel is that the primary difference between them is the viscosity.
The invisible beachball-sized sphere of air that surrounds your face in all directions is a great place to start implementing efficient salon ventilation. NAILS walks you through all of the things you need to know, from what to look for in a ventilation system to how the components work to a few tweaks you can make in your day-to-day habits for extra protection. Get ready to breathe easy.
Believe it or not, some techs graduate from nail school and immediately open up their own salon. Most, however, wait to get some experience first. If you’re not ready for salon ownership, you can get to work as either an employee or a booth renter. Read on to learn the differences between these types of techs.
Nail technicians, who continue their educations actually earn more money on services than technicians who do not take classes.