
<i>Glamour</i> Readers Use Social Media to Share Nail Art
Glamour's September Fashion Issue includes nail art favorited by readers.
Loading data...

Glamour's September Fashion Issue includes nail art favorited by readers.







Salon owners have more control of their online reputations than you might think. Up the interaction on consumer review sites to get the most out of social networking.
In just two years, Pinterest has amassed more than 10 million users. With a record like that, it’s a place where salons should consider developing a presence.
Created for nail lovers everywhere, the new It’s So Easy website features a nail art community.
Miley Cyrus showed off her nails and toes via Twitter as she was wearing ncLA’s polish in color Poolside Party… All Eyes On Me.
La Palm’s new two-step gel-polish system, Gel II, includes the base coat directly in the gel-polish colors, eliminating the need for a separate base coat. Marketing manager Jordan Langhofer and owner Michael Lee, showed us the
NAILS’ own contributing editor Erin Snyder Dixon was one of 50 lucky @NASA Twitter followers to be selected to participate in the NASAtweetup on November 8 hosted by NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton, Va.
The 160 characters that your salon’s Twitter profile is granted as a description can really say it all. Here are 15 salons’ self-proclaimed first impressions. How does yours stack up?
Social Media Marketing: A Guide for Beauty Professionals is a beginner’s guide and overview of the big three social media networks: Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
I cannot seem to talk my clients into spending 10 minutes to write a positive review for me or the salon on Yelp ... or any other peer-review site it seems. I've posted numerous requests for reviews