
Crowdsourcing: How do you handle your clients when you go on vacation?
This month we asked nail techs: How do you handle your clients when you go on vacation?
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This month we asked nail techs: How do you handle your clients when you go on vacation?




Having a career that we love has spoiled us all and many do not have a “plan B.”
Normal0falsefalsefalseEN-USX-NONEX-NONEI noticed that there aren't many replies to the book club blogs. Are you all reading along and just not up to posting or would you like me to postpone the book club until January when
Talk about getting back to basics! We learn in kindergarten to wash our hands and keep our things clean. Cleaning your implements is the ultimate “back to basics” step you can take, and it is reassuring to clients and coworkers alike. Each state in the union has its own regulations regarding specifically how metal (non-porous) implements are to be cleaned or disinfected. While the rules don’t vary substantially from state, there are nuances that you need to be aware of.
We have invited some of our industry’s finest nail technicians and salon leaders to write new, regular columns and articles for us.
Grab passers-by's attention with good graphics, a simple message, and a clear message.
The business opportunity of pedicures is that they are a spa-type service, even if you’re not a spa.
You can’t pour it down the drain and you can’t throw it in the trash, so what do you do with it?
So sad that fellow nail artist Lynne Deatherage and I didn't start to get to know each other until after she made the move all the way to Fort Smith, Arkansas! Before she relocated her life