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How should a nail tech deal with a client whose family life is disturbing?
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How should a nail tech deal with a client whose family life is disturbing?
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Instead of expecting clients to supplement the nail professional's earnings, nail salons would price their services at a level that allows workers to earn a living wage. Salons could even make it a salon policy and notify clients that tips are no longer accepted at the salon.
Regular clients don’t just stop coming — they have reasons that more often than not directly relate to you or your salon. Make sure you don’t let clients use any of these 10 reasons to say sayonara to your salon.