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So the Chicago show is just around the corner. Who is ready?I was recently chatting with one of my fellow bloggers who wasn't aware that you can send in your art. So let me inform you
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So the Chicago show is just around the corner. Who is ready?I was recently chatting with one of my fellow bloggers who wasn't aware that you can send in your art. So let me inform you
I have read several of Michael Cole’s books and am certain I have read the very theory Jill mentioned in her last post. The particular book I remember reading it in was geared more toward hairstylists,
It’s savvy to make the effort to cultivate relationships with your salon’s business neighbors. That can mean literally the store on the other side of the wall or it can mean the retail boutique two miles down the road that targets a similar demographic as your business.
Country music star and former American idol winner Carrie Underwood shares her beauty secrets and product picks with Teen Vogue.
A quick technique that popped up during ISSE 2011 in Long Beach was Anne Clarizio’s method of doing a quick color check on what the final outcome would be for a Shellac layering.
Are you doing nails as a one man show, or in a small salon, or maybe booth rent? If you take your own form of payment, you may have noticed that clients are increasingly wishing to
I bet Prince William and Kate Middleton are happily counting down the days to their April 29 nuptials. Did you and your clients invitations to the wedding somehow get lost in the mail? Well, at least
Self serves up three fresh takes on the French manicure that are simple to achieve and fun to wear.
With acetone prices jumping at distributors everywhere in a response to growing demand, some salons are opting to purchase acetone from hardware or lumberyard type stores instead. Pure acetone is pure acetone, right?Not exactly. To find
This is the most powerful part of the first impression series. This information comes from one of my mentors, Michael Cole, an icon in our industry. I learned about communication from Mr. Cole many years ago