Press-Ons Aren’t the Enemy, They’re an Opportunity
For years, press-on nails have been treated as the alternative to professional services. But the category has evolved and so has the client.
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For years, press-on nails have been treated as the alternative to professional services. But the category has evolved and so has the client.
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