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I used to be utterly exasperated at California's lack of continuing education requirements for maintaining our licenses. Then I found out more about what passes as “continuing education” in states that do require it, and I
Regular clients don’t just stop coming — they have reasons that more often than not directly relate to you or your salon. Make sure you don’t let clients use any of these 10 reasons to say sayonara to your salon.
“I got started doing nails through my mother, Sandra Bauer, who has been doing nails for almost 30 years now. I always watched my mother work, and I was always fascinated with nails,” saysSheilie Lucke, a German nail technician profiled this month.
Monomer — check. Polymer — check. Sculpting brushes — check. Towels — check. Paper towels — check. Dappen dishes, acetone, nippers, pushers, files, buffers … Check, check, check, check … You know there's something that isn't in there! Something. Something
Mentor, Ohio-based nail tech Gina Burich combines her love for nails with her love for the French language by working as a high school French teacher.
From breaking free of external validation to creating joy-based goals, discover a more sustainable and fulfilling path to success.
Wayne Brooks, nail tech. In his other life: DJ and musician.
Claudia Iacovetto, salon owner. In her other life: biker
So about a million years ago I remember some teacher of some subject at some school somewhere relaying a little story about a research project about cognitive thinking. If you put a monkey in a room
Candy Shaw was knighted at a black-tie gala on the French Riviera in Saint Tropez, France on July 1st.
