Follow My Lead
When we walk into the salon each day, do we know what our schedule is going to look like before we even check it? Do we know if we are booked solid? Or do we pray
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When we walk into the salon each day, do we know what our schedule is going to look like before we even check it? Do we know if we are booked solid? Or do we pray
Fashion and fantasy have always been intertwined, creating that which is exciting, flashy, flamboyant, striking, unusual...attributes that reflect personal statements of who we are or, as in some cases, who we think we are.
Jamie Gillman, The Beauty Hot Spot, Hokitika, New Zealand
Jessie Albedyll
It’s about more than just money, it’s about friendship, loyalty, and unwavering support. The bond between a nail tech and her clients is truly something special So in our October issue, we asked nail techs to submit stories about their most loyal client for our Longtime Client Contest.
It is estimated that during the years of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade 12 million people were enslaved. Today, the estimate is 27 million worldwide. Some of those slaves are working in nail salons, and one nail tech has had enough.
I know no one who's slow right now wants to hear this, but the thing about a slow economy is that it really tends to weed out the weaker businesses. When things are really singing along
When it comes to nail treatments, manufacturers aren’t just seeing clearly. As the caretaker of your clients’ nails, making sure nails are in a healthy condition to be painted is just as important as the manicure itself.
These salon manicures can transition from day-to-night with a simple at-home adjustment.
While we wouldn’t recommend drinking them, this Melbourne, Fla.- based spa boasts a Balinese feel and a nail bar that serves up manicures and pedicures that sound good enough to drink.