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Clients can now use the HellaBella app for salons in Bryant Park, N.Y. The startup is rolling out in NYC with the goal to change the way salons book clients. For the salon, this would mean no software at all.
A new app just debuted in Chicago that makes it easier for nail technicians, hairstylists, massage therapists, and makeup artists to work where they want, when they want, and at the price they want.
If you consider yourself a tech-savvy nail tech, with the latest smart phones and apps, then you might want to check out what apps are out there right now for nail techs. The market is still
The app, called Make Me Nails, allows consumers to create up to 10 personalized nail designs.
Flint’s application uses the phone’s camera to securely scan credit card numbers instead of swiping them through an external card reader.
If you're curious as to how much you can get your money to grow with compounding interest, here's a helpful app recommendation from Anna Manukyan.
The professional nail industry is wising up to the latest technological trends. In addition to creating sites that are mobile-friendly, several companies that cater to nail professionals are also making applications to download to your smartphone. Whether you’re on the hunt for the perfect color to please your client or you’re looking for video tutorials, there truly is an app for everything. Here’s a round-up of the latest beauty apps you’re sure to appreciate.
The StyleSeat app is now available for download on iOS and Google Play.
OPI joins celebrity Gwen Stefani in announcing a new line of polish and accessories this year. Highlights include a bold red lacquer that pays homage to Gwen’s signature lipstick, a new semi-matte satin finish in gold
The on-demand beauty app offers customers a full suite of salon and spa services, and seeks to add New York-based hair, make up, and nail professionals to their expanding team.
