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In our fourth installment of our new series, NAILS explores services you can add to your menu to increase your revenue and offer your clients convenience. This month, we take a look at permanent makeup.
Nail tech and author Tina Alberino supplies a list of 14 questions you should know the answer to before accepting a new job.
We asked Instructors: How do you keep students’ attention if you feel they are tired or losing focus?
Glamour lists beauty products for a DIY mani and pedi, and gives tips on how to pamper like a pro nail tech.
Join me on the NAILS’ Facebook Page September 25, at 10:15 a.m. CST for a LIVE interview with Nellie Neal in his salon.
You hired her, trained her, helped fill her book, and now she’s leaving the salon. What will you tell the clients?
The nail care menu at Atlanta’s Salon Red offers two intriguing option: the $45 Bronzed and Buffed Manicure and the $70 Bronzed and Buff Pedicure. Both are spa-style treatments that include targeted sunless tanning.
LaVaque’s new Thumb Palette is as brilliant as it is simple. It’s a rectangular stainless steel plate that’s connected to an adjustable ring, making it a portable hands-free nail art palette that’s easy to clean.
M.T. Fencl finds clever ways to market her salon during troubling economic times.
In the booming spa industry, skin and Nail care services go hand-in-hand. Some nail techs are even going back to school to get a second license as an esthetician. And with dual licenses, you’ll be coveted by salon owners and clients alike.
