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Patience is supposedly a virtue, but these days, I feel like hardly anyone exhibits this trait. A swipe or a click is all that’s expected to connect us with what we want. I too crave the satisfaction of a quick turn-around, but my most recent manicure appointment showed me that some things are just worth waiting for.
Working for yourself can be an amazing venture, but do you really know what it entails?
This month we asked nail techs: What are your best time-saving tips?
Banicured shares 20 more of her nail hacks. See her original 20 list here.
Banicured shows nail hacks for your everyday nail life.
Kokoist educator Iori Iwaza lets gravity do the work for her when sculpting gel nails.
Cutting down your service times doesn’t mean you have to cut back on the quality of your work. Small, incremental changes in your routine can add up and make a big difference in your schedule.
Nail tech LáShaun Brown-Glenn really pays the price when she’s running late — and that price is $15.
If time is money, think of saving it as giving yourself a raise. Examining your routine to see if you’re guilty of any of these common technical time-wasters and business inefficiencies could help de-stress your day and add to your bottom line.
This month we asked nail techs: How do you handle your clients when you go on vacation?
