Day 80: Cute Little Polka Dots Nail Art
Melisa Bruce, Mani Pedi Cutie (Hermosa Beach, Calif.)
by NAILS Magazine
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Melisa Bruce, Mani Pedi Cutie (Hermosa Beach, Calif.)
Clients come in for the beautiful nails, but they sure do enjoy the extra touches you provide. With a little flair you can make hospitality part of your client care program. The key to keeping your clients entertained in the salon is to give them plenty to think about — new services, local art and culture, and multimedia are a few examples.
By relying on hands-on experience and providing consistent support upon graduation, Cameo College prepares students from all over Salt Lake Valley for employment opportunities in salons and day spas throughout Utah.
Hailey Hall-Craner, Twin Falls, Idaho
V Spa-Salon’s sophisticated ambiance and big city treatments with small town service give Long Island residents the opportunity to relax, refresh and unwind
To create an exciting, sparkling colorfully kaleidoscopic trade show takes the right combination of people, products, activities and incentives. Just such a package is now being finalized for the WINBA Show.
Just as restaurants can’t profit simply from selling entrees, salons can’t profit simply from selling basic services. In order to make more money, you need to sell add-on services that can increase your bottom-line profits in as little as two minutes’ time.
Back from a trip to Las Vegas, NAILS’ managing editor brings you advice on stocking your salon’s shelves, maximizing your space, and how to entice customers to buy.
OPI's Suzi Weiss-Fischmann shares 10 low-to no-cost ways to entice your hair care clients to try their first manicure.
What if instead of buying from Amazon or Sephora, your clients followed your purchase recommendations and headed to the Loxa Beauty website — and the site paid you a commission for the sale?