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Debbie Doerrlamm was the first nail technician to establish a commercial site for nail technicians on the Web.
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Debbie Doerrlamm was the first nail technician to establish a commercial site for nail technicians on the Web.
On the exhibit floor, in the classrooms, in the competition arena, and even outside the show in the casinos, NAILS Show West attendees were ranking it in---product deals, technical tips, business ideas, and even a little bit of cash for a few lucky individuals.
The winner of Educator of the Year is crowned.
Michele Baker earns the title for runner-up Nail Technician of the Year
Try as we might, the staff of NAILS does not know everything there is to know about nails. The daily ins and outs of the business are something only professionals working in the field can really know. That’s why NAILS invited a prestigious group of individuals-salon owners, nail technicians, and educators-to act as our Editorial Advisory Board. Members of the board will suggest article ideas, provide expert counsel, and keep us up-to-date on trends, salons, and people worth noticing. By way of introducing them to you, we’ve asked them to share their own professional achievements and their thoughts on the biggest challenges facing the industry.
The duo LaCinda Headings and Angie Tullis entere as a team and both proved themselves worthy of the runner-up title for Educator of the Year.
The presentation of your Salon of the Year packages was magnificent, the warmth and sincerity of your essays and letters was deeply touching, and the chance to get a glimpse into your businesses and your lives was a rare and special opportunity for all of us.
Debra Shoaff is Nail Technician of the Year for 1996. She discusses her work ethic and how she approaches nails.
Nail artist Liz Fojon decided to carve the tip into a diamond shape to match her dress, then add some rhinestones ... and carved nail tips were born.
The idea for the one-year-old cosmetology personnel agency grew out of DeVenuto’s own experience as a salon owner who often wished she could find temporary help.