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Gayla Snell, a nail tech and massage therapist at Salons on 407 in Highland Village, Texas, recently learned how a manicurist can touch others’ lives when they need it most.
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Gayla Snell, a nail tech and massage therapist at Salons on 407 in Highland Village, Texas, recently learned how a manicurist can touch others’ lives when they need it most.
When she can’t make her standing appointment, one longtime client notifies her nail tech with poetry.
Twenty-two years of doing nails takes a toll on the hands.
Maggie’s unhappy client got her revenge.
Maggie wonders if those uncooperative clients really have control issues.
Maggie has great expectations when a favorite long-lost client returns.
Maggie is fed up with clients who sound like 2-year-olds.
Nail tech Rachael Waggoner of Dazzlin’ Digits 3D Nails in Lakewood, Colo., is lucky to count Mirealla Chavez, a professional tooth fairy, among her clientele.
Maggie can stand only so much praise from clients.
Maggie recalls one crazy client who lost it right before her eyes.