Surefire Hiring Techniques
Weigh an applicant’s experience and aptitude, but don’t ignore such in tangibles as her personality and your intuition.
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Weigh an applicant’s experience and aptitude, but don’t ignore such in tangibles as her personality and your intuition.



Personal attention and TLC are often more important to clients than a technician's skill.
Try electric mitts, heating pads, or even a mug warmer to keep acrylic from crystallizing during the winter.
It’s not uncommon to see clients with nail deformities characterized by ridges on the nail plate. Called habit tic, it is a benign habit that often relieves a person’s anxiety.
The issue of disinfection is confusing and sometimes frightening. But knowing what to use and when alleviates fears and helps keep everyone safe.
Don’t let squabbles, rivalries, and gossip turn your business into “As the Salon Turns.”
Understand odors and the need for proper ventilation.
Does it matter where you buy nail care supplies? And what’s at stake when products designed for professional use are available to the general public?
Ever have one of those days ... or one of those months? Here are a couple ideas to get you out of your rut.
You know what you have to offer, but does everybody else? With some publicity, your salon will be known to more than just your clients and neighbors.