On the Road: The Nail Mender
Until recently, 100% of Crestlynn Wesig’s business was sculptured pink-and-whites. Adding natural manicures and pedicures was a recent addition to The Nail Mender in Akron, Ohio.
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Until recently, 100% of Crestlynn Wesig’s business was sculptured pink-and-whites. Adding natural manicures and pedicures was a recent addition to The Nail Mender in Akron, Ohio.
NAILS Magazine brings home two more Maggie Awards to add to its collection.
I think superstars are people like Shari Finger, who has been running a nails-only salon for 17 years and has probably trained a few hundred nail technicians during that same amount of time.
This salon is nestled right in the heart of higher education but retains a down-to-earth feel.
When Heather Herr submitted her photos for judging, her whole salon team was hoping it would mean another win, after one the prior year. Which is exactly what it did.
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My name is Judy Lessin and I’ve been at NAILS for more than 13 years. (I started at NAILS when our publisher Cyndy Drummey was on maternity leave, so I keep track of my time here
Some time ago I put the word “ pampering” on the list of banned words in NAILS Magazine.