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Did your salon get a new look recently? If so, you should consider entering our sister publication, Salon Today's, Salons of the Year competition!
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Did your salon get a new look recently? If so, you should consider entering our sister publication, Salon Today's, Salons of the Year competition!
Launching a guest speaker series in your class can be beneficial for both you and your students. While students have the opportunity to learn about the nail business from various perspectives, you too can enjoy a break from teaching and learn more about topics with which you may not be familiar.
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A monthly review of your client retention numbers is important because every client has the potential to provide income.