
Wipe Away Germs with Cleansing Towelettes
As an added bonus, the company behind the product donates a portion of proceeds to military families and ALS reserach.
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As an added bonus, the company behind the product donates a portion of proceeds to military families and ALS reserach.





Keeping the salon clean shouldn’t be a struggle! By establishing a routine, it’s easy to keep your salon sanitary and in tip-top condition. This guide will help you establish the steps you need to take. To make your job easier, we’ve categorized tasks according to priority and frequency.
It’s officially spring, so not only should you be cleaning out your salon, but you should be embracing organization and change for the better. Our favorite organizational guru, Sara Barba of XOXOrganizing, shares her tips for getting your business in order for spring and beyond.
If you’re not in the habit of annually cleaning your salon, you should add it to the list of what it takes to be a successful salon owner. Below we’ve listed tips and techniques, plus advice from owners and techs who make it routine to clean their salons and workstations yearly.
Maggie is doing some major cleaning at the salon. After all, there’s a parade coming to town.
When client health and salon reputation are on the line with every service, it’s important to know the ins and outs of tool disinfection like the back of your hand. Shoo away bacteria with proper products and protocol.
You might be ready to put flu season and the hyper-vigilance behind you, but before you do, consider the places that some nasty bacteria and viruses hang out waiting to make a comeback.
Soft Landings are hand towels specifically designed for nail techs by inventor Kathy Weltman.
Does your salon give off the right vibe? Do people pass through and do a double-take when signs of dirt, dust, clutter, or neglect creep into view? Take a moment to look at your salon as if seeing it for the very first time.
Keeping your salon clean is one of the most important things you can do to safeguard yourself and your clients’ health. Before you start working on your client’s nails, take a look around your salon to make sure it’s as clean as it can be.