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How should a nail tech deal with a client whose family life is disturbing?
Reflexology can provide health and relaxation benefits for your pedicure clients, and it can increase your profits, too. Nail tech Melissa Finch explains how she adds this technique to pedicure services.
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Grumble grumble ... cursing under my breath ... grumble grumble ... grrrrrrr. Don't pretend you've never had a client like this — the one who ought to be a great client. Takes excellent care of herself,
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