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A few years back I took a hands-on class from Tom Holcomb. Aside from all the obvious awesome that is involved with spending two days in the presence of such legendary talent, I remember him talking
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A few years back I took a hands-on class from Tom Holcomb. Aside from all the obvious awesome that is involved with spending two days in the presence of such legendary talent, I remember him talking



I was recently advised to watch some YouTube videos in order to gain motorcycling skills.Yep. True story. Somehow, watching someone do something will magically make me able to do it as well.By that logic, I should
For Lydia McCarthy of Queenstown, New Zealand, the idea of making concrete statues started as an idle conversation between friends over a glass of wine.
NAILS was touched by this letter from Helene McGarvah of Metropolitan in Saint Clair Shores, Mich. We think you will be too.
I don't mind mentoring other nail techs. In fact, I love it. I love meeting other techs and I love meeting new techs who are enthusiastic not just about starting their new careers, but about starting
Nail technicians across the globe rallied together after the September attacks on the United States. In the wake of this tragedy; the industry has pulled together and gotten on with business, but not without stopping to care.
Simply the one item you cannot do without, the file is the work horse of the nail salon. There is no nail service that you don’t use if for. It is probably your least expensive tool and it’s very likely the tool every one of your clients has at home. But as nail care has become more complicated and more sophisticated, so too even the simplest of implements.
Gadabout’s Pam McNair has found that successful nail technicians balance ego and humility, and that they’ve learned to stand up for themselves.
Left to right are Sarah Flood, Virgin Clubhouse supervisor (Heathrow); Larry Byrne, Virgin Clubhouse host; Kelly Clarke, Clubhouse supervisor (Gatwick), and Kay Pennington, Sweet Squared sales emissary. Hey you frequent flyers, next time you’re 40,000 feet up,
Legally, there’s no question to whom client information belongs, but practically and emotionally, the answers are less clear.