School’s Out
A practical guide to success in the nail business for students, recent grads, and newcomers.
by By Suzette Hill
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A practical guide to success in the nail business for students, recent grads, and newcomers.
As a nail tech, you know a lot your clients don’t know — from trends in the industry to what products will help with skin and nail problems. But don’t keep it to yourself! By using your knowledge to educate clients, you could significantly impact your bottom line. Learn how to use your power of persuasion to meet clients’ needs — and to boost your retail sales.
Organization may not be your forte, but with these clever storage ideas, you’ll feel — and look — like a natural.
Working at home has its advantages – time with your kids and being your own boss – but there is still a price to pay-client calls at midnight and never really being able to leave the “office”.
Only natural tones and basic products are needed for the California sun.
Disney starlet Miranda Cosgrove tells Teen Vogue about her beauty routine.
Quick, convenient, and low-cost, Entity Beauty’s webinars are designed to give nail technicians an in-class experience from their own computers.
With manicures done under the microscope, the finished nails speak for themselves.
Left to right are makeup artist Jen Zide, Michael Bassett, Beverly Kessler, Hairroin Salon owner and stylist Janine Jarmon, and ROB/B Salon owner Robbie Schaeffer.The Beauty Bus Foundation recently celebrated industry volunteers who bring beauty into
Does it matter where you buy nail care supplies? And what’s at stake when products designed for professional use are available to the general public?