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Some clients leave you drained and stressed out. I call them toxic clients because their way has an unexplainable heaviness. Here are some strategies for identifying and dealing with these personalities.
I don’t like the idea of the floating walls between each manicure station and the next. You said the stations make for a more private service, but are they going to be sound proof? Everyone is
We asked some seasoned tradeshow attendees to tell us what they like most — and least — about tradeshows. Here is what they had to say.
Sanitizable files are becoming a tool of choice in many salons. How do they stack up against their more temporary counterparts?
Millie Haynam explains the hows and whys of educational retreats, which are designed to educate, motivate, and foster team unity.
The job of nail tech poses a few special challenges when it comes to your health. The good news is, little changes go a big way toward ensuring a long and healthy career.
Diabetes is a very serious, and very common, disease. Before providing foot care to a diabetic client, know what to look for and what questions to ask.
“Within our industry there are three categories with which you can choose to align yourself: budget/economy, intermediate/midsection, and luxury/top end,” says salon consultant Maxim Titter. There is no right or wrong category, she emphasizes, only the danger of not knowing which category you belong to.
Showcasing this season’s bright and bold color choices, we don’t think it’s safe to bet on black — or red.
