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10 Times the Promotion Power: Make your nails “walking billboards” that show off your awesome abilities.
This month readers ask about nail shapes, getting a crisp smile line, and whether or not to etch nails.
Photo courtesy of Sara Khalaf/NailsbySara (https://www.facebook.com/skhalaf2007) I talk about gel a lot, don’t I? Well, acrylic was the first product for building nail extensions that really took off here in the States. For a couple of decades,
Jacqueline Oliphant, a freelance manicurist, makeup artist, cosmetologist, barber, and contributing author for Milady’s Standard Nail Technology, shares her “top 10” for how to get more brides in your salon. Summer wedding season will be here
My Salon Suite invited aspiring beauty professionals to apply for once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to "Unlock Your Dream Suite" and Shaela Thomas, owner of Soulful Intentions Esthetics has been announced as this year's winner of the contest.
Do you have a Facebook page for your salon? If the answer is no, could I ask why not? Facebook is a free resource that could be an interactive tool that brings clients into the salon.
MelodySusie marks 16 years of innovation in nail care, celebrating its role as a trusted partner for nail professionals and enthusiasts with high-quality tools and solutions.
If you like your glitter holographic and your crystal black as onyx, this mani is for you. Get the look with "In True Stefani Fashion" and the Swarovski Elements crystals included in the Gwen Stefani Signature Shade boxed set.
Young Nails president Greg Salo demonstrates a stained glass acrylic nail design. Plus, Young Nails CEO Habib Salo talks about how to get through your day when you're not feeling your best.
From stealing to backstabbing, there are certain things you should never do if you want your coworkers to respect you. Most of these should be common sense, but read on to make sure you are not the problem at your salon.