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Katie Cazorla, reality TV star of TV Guide Network’s The Nail Files, posted photos of the seven unnamed polishes on the salon’s Facebook page, then had her fans suggest names.
It’s hard to believe that anyone could deprive you of the right to use your own name or hard-earned reputation for product endorsements. But it can happen unless you know how to protect yourself.
Add an extra therapeutic edge to your manicure services with these beneficial products.
Choose a name for your salon that will stick in client’ minds, create a professional image, and attract the type of clientele you want to attract.
Do you ever wonder how some of the industry’s biggest power players got their start — in life and in the beauty industry? Are you interested in how their minds work? From theme song to what car they drive, we’re letting our readers peek behind the curtain of some of the nail world’s most powerful players.
Zoya's polish names are a veritable who’s who of important women, many of whom share names with nail techs and clients.
NAILS editor Hannah Lee shares her memories of industry icon Vicki Peters.
Every year for the past 14 years, nail professionals have cast their ballots to choose the best products the industry has to offer.
As I was reading a New York Times profile about Essie Weingarten, founder of Essie Cosmetics, I couldn’t help but relate as it talked about the cleverness (and some minor controversy) of Essie polish names.
NAILS editor Hannah Lee remembers Steve Jobs and urges nail techs to take his 1997 "Think Different" ad campaign to heart.
