Week Nine: The Homestretch
It’s so hard to say goodbye, and sadly, that is what I’ll be doing next week. I’ll be saying goodbye to nail school and hello to the nail business as a licensed technician; this is once I pass my state board, of course.
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It’s so hard to say goodbye, and sadly, that is what I’ll be doing next week. I’ll be saying goodbye to nail school and hello to the nail business as a licensed technician; this is once I pass my state board, of course.







By Bryan Durocher, Durocher Enterprises Q: How do you feel about giving discounts off services? A: I am not a big discounter. I believe it attracts a couponing type of client who is just moving around looking
Cooperative management enables three businesses to work together as one very successful full-service salon.
Bryan Vu creates flower nail art.
Inspired by friends and family members who found success in the nail industry in the United States, a new generation of nail techs rises in Vietnam.
In March 2012, Miss Professional Nail vice president Mike Vo installed the first executive board of the Vietnamese-American Nail Association (VANA), a non-profit organization designed to represent the interests of the professional nail industry.
Bryan Vu and Hanna Yakavenka create nails fit for a royal ball with 3-D butterfly nail art using Gelish soak-off gel-polish and Morgan Taylor nail lacquer. The nails are inspired by Cinderella's dress and glass slippers in Disney's live-action movie.
Prompted by the desire to create her ideal salon, esthetician and nail tech Victoria Vo sold her nails-only business and opened up a full-service location just two miles away. Decorating it herself and offering the services she’s always wanted, Ku’tur Nail Lounge and Salon has ended up being just right, the second time around.