Ascent of a Woman
Angie Coey dreamed of a business that would reflect her eclectic tastes and high standards. Six years later, The Polished Image captures her vision of a first-class Canadian salon.
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Angie Coey dreamed of a business that would reflect her eclectic tastes and high standards. Six years later, The Polished Image captures her vision of a first-class Canadian salon.
Donna Rodriquez discusses her formula for success.
Industry, business, and government organizations can lend you a helping hand when starting a new business.
It’s the gray area between “today” and “someday” where many nail technicians and salon owners lose sight of how to make their goals happen.
Readers give advice to an unfortunately common issue between coworkers.
Are salon owner/employee contracts really necessary and do they hold up in court? Will they save a salon's business or will they scare off potential employees?
The owners of the largest salon in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, owe their success to specializing in a service they do well, keeping track of every dollar, and thinking service before money.
You could charge whatever you wanted, do business however you pleased, work only as long as you cared to---because you were the only person who could do nails. Sound interesting?
We can learn a few lessons from our hair industry cousins (and avoid some of their growing pains).
Turn time wasters into productive sessions.