Boot Up Your Business by Computerizing
Think a computer has no place in your salon? Think again; here are 16 ways a computer can help you retain clients, make money, and save time.
by Julie Sparlin, NAILS staff writer
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Think a computer has no place in your salon? Think again; here are 16 ways a computer can help you retain clients, make money, and save time.
And by small business, that could mean a salon! There’s a really great contest starting in three weeks that you (salon owners) might be interested in. Dell, MasterCard, and Microsoft are launching America’s Favorite Small Business
By developing and supporting the inner power of each member, salon owners can double as cheerleaders to develop an unstoppable salon team. From the moment they are hired, it’s your job to give team members the tools they need to excel and prosper.
Besides developing a greater understanding of what goes on behind the judges’ curtain, as a judge myself, I discovered a greater empathy for the competitors for putting themselves through a competition, and for judges, who have to quickly evaluate and score so many sets of seemingly perfect nails.
Ayumi Namaizawa of LA-based MARS the Salon shows how to create this festive "dotticure."
Medical and beauty professionals need not be at odds with each other. Instead, techs can help create a bridge between professions, with multiple benefits to both tech and doctor.
Migraine healing therapy combines targeted massage techniques, proprietary essential oil blends, and specifically designed cold stones to help reduce headache pressure and inflammation.
You don’t have to own a medical spa to host a Botox party.
Users can sanitize, deodorize, and disinfect their whole salon using only one disinfectant: Equifect 256.