
The Vietnamese-American Salon Industry
Here are some links to articles and resources relating to the Vietnamese nail industry in the U.S.
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Here are some links to articles and resources relating to the Vietnamese nail industry in the U.S.





Light-activated gel systems have been revamped for the healthy, odor-free environment of the 90s.
Is your salon ready to raise prices? Getting clients to accept a price increase gracefully depends largely on how it is presented to them.
As nail techs, our interest in how to treat onychomycosis seems insatiable. We want to stay informed and update our client on new ways to treat this persistent problem. You’ll be glad to know topical treatments are already in the testing phase, and NAILS has all the details.
We all know UV lights are safe, but what about those clients who aren’t so sure? If one of your clients is shying away from gel-polish services out of concern that the nail lamp may increase the risk of skin cancer, you can put her at ease.
Competition getting hot? Turn down the volume and get a little personal. For today’s clients, superior service and directed dialogue are the fastest routes to sales success.
As shorter nails trend, many nail techs are using nail wraps as a way to give their clients stability while still maintaining that natural look. And as nail wraps make their way back into the limelight, other creative product uses are emerging as well.
It’s been a couple of weeks since your client left the salon with a shiny new set of gel enhancements. Her busy fingers have washed dishes, made beds, surfed the Internet, and clicked the seatbelt, leaving her in need of your professional services to bring them back to their original beauty and balance. Embrace the ease and forgiveness of gel with this basic gel fill routine.
Mommy & Me Manicures = Quality Time
CosmoProf held a contestant to see which store could create the best Cinderella-themed endcap.