Salon of the Year Winners Show Professionalism and Creativity
This year's winners span North America and inspire with their creative and optimistic approach to business and customer service, as well as their passion for nails.
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This year's winners span North America and inspire with their creative and optimistic approach to business and customer service, as well as their passion for nails.
What does “surfing the ‘net”mean? What is that “dot com”thing?
Launched in April, Aesthetics Exchange is an exclusive social network for licensed manicurists, cosmetologists, estheticians, and massage therapists.
Sky-high premiums, unfair restrictions – it’s enough to make anyone sick.
Client consultations give customers an opportunity to build trust and verbalize expectations. Learn why they’re important and how they improve the overall client experience.
Five years ago, Patricia Yankee was named NAILS' Nail Tech of the Year in 2005. Part of her prize included a trip to California to do the cover nails for NAILS Magazine. We never seemed to be able to settle on a date that worked for both of us. And all of a sudden, it was five years later and we were still trying to figure out a good time for her to come out. Thankfully, it all came together this past June.
Good Vibrations: The Hard Rock’s Rhythm and Motion Synchronicity massage uses rock music, amplified vibrations, pressures, and patterns to take clients on a rhythmic massage journey.
FINALLY, I get to do what I came here to do at the Kimble Hair Studio...nails! Leslie brought in a temporary "spa" pedicure chair that was filthy, to say the least. I somehow convinced Anthony to