Behind the Scenes With Dianne D'Agnolo & Salina Rush
This month’s cover was truly a team effort of Salina Rush and Dianne D'Agnolo.
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This month’s cover was truly a team effort of Salina Rush and Dianne D'Agnolo.
Absolutely! Complete knowledge on what to budget for, what to spend on, what to build out, what types of products and equipment to purchase, how to hire, what to charge, and when to look for professional advice are all vital to success. By understanding all these pieces to the puzzle, you’ll be well on your way.
Cover tech Loucynthia Rossi-Kittrell did silk wraps on this month's cover model.
What proposed changes in California could mean for the industry.
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