The Great Pretenders: Products That Look Professional, But Aren't
What was once a small area in drugstores dedicated to press-on tips with fast-dry nail glue and gaudy nail polishes is now an ever-expanding supermarket of nail care.
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What was once a small area in drugstores dedicated to press-on tips with fast-dry nail glue and gaudy nail polishes is now an ever-expanding supermarket of nail care.
Decorating these must-have items, such as disinfectant jars and trays, is a great way to get a customized look while also drawing clients’ attention to your focus on salon sanitation.
Improving the quality of your client photos is a great way to boost your business without having to spend any extra cash.
This week we started out with my favorite service, sculpted nails.
Gina had several great tips that I want to share with all of you who couldn’t make it on the cruise.
Salon consultant Neil Ducoff is no great fan of tipping. In fact, recently in his “Monday Morning Wake-Up” e-newsletter he suggested the industry get together and ban tipping altogether as of December 31, 2008. Apparently, Ducoff
Sparkles Print a Nail can print any photo or image on nail tips, so you can offer your clients one-of-a-kind digitally printed designs from family photos to a doodle you made in your spare time.
Women’s Health shares some of-the-moment tips on how to get the most out of a pick-me-up manicure on bad hair and tight jean days.
Anyone can create a good business card, but with a little design knowledge and tips from design professionals, you’ll be able to turn those good cards into great cards.