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Traveling isn’t just for vacation. Many nail techs work as manufacturers’ educators and they’re on the road often for their “second” jobs. Here’s a glimpse into the life of a few nail professionals who are always on the go.
Guest blogger Shaune' Morris-Johnson shares her experiences working in a casino’s salon.
#BFFmel and I managed to give at least 20 minutes to nail designs that can be easily done in the salon during a time crunch.
Industry scientist Doug Schoon is in the early edit stages of his new book.
The focus of #NailOn with Holly & Mel for September was social media.
So many times I hear nail professionals ask how do I get faster, what can I do to be faster. Sometimes in the race to be the fastest details are sacrificed for speed. If you can
Sometimes clients are just plain clueless about how their bad habits can make your job more difficult. By educating them, you can turn an awkward moment into a teachable moment.
America’s Beauty Show in Chicago this year was hoppin'...and so was Famous Names' new product!
Talk about bragging rights. Amy Becker has earned a spot on NAILS’ Top 25 Competitors list more times than anyone else in its history. And finally, for our 2010-2011 competition year, she’s snagged the top spot.
We asked nail instructors to share the most memorable thank you they ever received from a student. Here’s what they said:
