A Woman’s Work…Is in the Salon
The nail industry is a great place for working mothers- if you’re organized, educated and know how to prioritize.
by JoLynn Vensel, staff editor
MENU
SEARCHMENUSEARCHLoading data...
The nail industry is a great place for working mothers- if you’re organized, educated and know how to prioritize.
Using her more than 19 years of experience as a nail tech, nail competitor, and manufacturer educator, Mindy Morgan times students at Nail Logic The Institute of Nail Technology to ensure efficient services, encourages artistic growth, and even teaches students how to use an e-file.
In just two years, Pinterest has amassed more than 10 million users. With a record like that, it’s a place where salons should consider developing a presence.
You don’t have to own a medical spa to host a Botox party.
So about a million years ago I remember some teacher of some subject at some school somewhere relaying a little story about a research project about cognitive thinking. If you put a monkey in a room
When was the last time you entered a business and felt a sense of bliss and peace the moment you walked in the door? Michele Pelafas, a leading interior designer in the spa and salon industry for more than 20 years, says the modern definition of luxury encompasses much more than furniture and finishes.
Sponsored by Michele Pelafas
From Dapper Dan style to Bamboo earrings, Taylor is mixing up the traditional nail salon style with the help of OPI.
With so many opportunities out there to market yourself, or your salon, why don’t more people jump on it? What I’m finding out is that most techs and owners have great intentions, but no follow through.
The May 11 wounding of three women may be part of a broader mission to target Asian-Americans.