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“Getting to really know your team can make all the difference,” says salon coach Heather Goodwin. “One book I strongly recommend to salon owners is What Color Is Your Personality? by Carol Ritberger, Ph.D. The exercises are fun and can truly put your team over the top on working together, handling challenges, and developing goals.”
Three nail artists create nail art inspired by the Pantone Color Institute's predicted Spring 2011 color palette.
When it comes to picking colors that go together, sometimes it can be a challenge. Kathleen M. M. Ringwood-Wood of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., advises techs to go to the paint aisle at their local home improvement store and look at the paint chips on display.
Jeff Pink founded Orly in 1975 with a simple idea: to innovate natural nail care.
Nails by Andrea Van Luchene, The Nail Studio in Gaylord, Mich.
Chow Mane, CT Nails & Spa, Milledgeville, Ga.
It’s no mystery why certain shades can make skin appear dull while others boost vibrancy — selecting the right shade for your client’s skin tone is as much a science as it is an art. Learn the philosophy behind it before making your next color recommendation and your clients will be sure to give you a very colorful thanks.
In this video from the NAILS Troubleshooter series, Thao Nguyen shows how to do a simple color fade using gel polish and the sponge technique.
Become a color expert for your clients.
This video shows the dos and don'ts of stamping using Light Elegance's ButterCream color gel.
