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The question of who “owns” the client — the nail tech or the salon owner — is a tricky and emotional one, and in some cases, a legal question. Issues such as access to client records, who pays for advertising, and non-compete clauses only complicate matters further.
This issue of NAILS has dual personalities. We are celebrating our past, while promoting our future.
Hail to the Host: Lucknow, India-based nail tech Gunjan Bhugra is also the host of a regional TV show aimed at women.
I know you all have been wondering where I've been. I've been really working hard trying to give Bmore Polished Nail Bar a home. I have finally found a location. It's one street over from the
OK, now this is just plain scary. A man is impersonating a state board inspector to try to get money from Houston-area salons. Read the notice from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) and
This year’s competition circuit introduced us (Me anyways) to a new style competition, the Mirror Image. The image above is of the set I did in Las Vegas this year. It’s hard even for me to
With so many opportunities out there to market yourself, or your salon, why don’t more people jump on it? What I’m finding out is that most techs and owners have great intentions, but no follow through.
When you write and say, “Please tell me everything about this topic and that problem,” you can be sure that we put it on our list of articles for future issues of NAILS.
Our panelists this month discuss choosing the best brush for the job, the difference betwee\n MMA and methacrylic acid, and whether yellowed nails can be whitened with chemicals.
