What is it about a professional manicure that gets a client hooked? NAILS asked some satisfied salon clients to recount their first experience getting their nails done. Turns out, the reason they return often has as much to do with the tech as with the service itself.
October was very trying for me. Headaches and sleepless nights. The inspector came out to look at the property we chose...and it failed inspection. The owner was not willing to bring it up to code. (Yes,
OPI is hosting a nail art training series called The Game Changer. It’s a full day of on-trend tips and tricks from OPI International Guest Artist Vu Nguyen and OPI International Spokesperson Joey Brown.
Established in 2012, BCL funds scholarships, mentorships, and other generous efforts that have enriched careers and built immeasurable goodwill. This is part of our Giving Guide series.
Always trying to think of new ways to help differentiate your salon from the pack? Here’s a compilation of truly unique ideas from other salons to inspire and excite you.
I used to booth rent at the salon. However, the salon owner realized that type of business model wasn’t working very well and went to aSummit Salon seminar. She learned a ton of information there about
Often targeted by the industry for their supposed lack of knowledge and infrequent inspections, salon inspectors argue that they do the best they can with what they have. We went behind the scenes to find out what they do on the job, and how essential they really are to the industry.
How many times have you met a stranger and been introduced as, “This is blank ______ (Naja in my case). She does nails.” The stranger immediately pulls her hands back in a hiding position and says,
Business mistakes can be embarrassing, expensive and painful, but when you harvest the lesson within, they also can represent growth opportunities. Heed the advice of these nine owners who shared the important management lessons they've learned.