Week 7 Social Media Post: The Truth About Nail Damage
Many salon guests and even some nail professionals are blissfully unaware that nail damage is not incurred by products.
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Many salon guests and even some nail professionals are blissfully unaware that nail damage is not incurred by products.



Holly makes the point that nails don’t breathe; instead they get nutrients and oxygen from your blood.
Urge clients to be smart about marketing claims. After all, everything is a chemical!
Tell clients a foot file should have an abrasive surface, not a blade or the look of a cheese grater.
I worry sometimes that the nail community and those outside of it put too much of a premium on the numbers on a profile.
“Did another salon ruin your manicure?” That question plays a central role in Images Luxury Nail Lounge’s outreach to potential new clients.
My week 3 social media post alerts clients to debris in disinfection liquids.
My week 2 social media post tells clients about single-use items.
If you glance at @lechatnails on Instagram you’ll notice that they have a unique and colorful take on posting. Creative strategists Molly Quinn and Jaclyn Sepulveda discuss their attention-grabbing color blocking approach to Instagram.
The NAILS team is celebrating reaching 200,000 followers on Instagram with a generous giveaway!