Creative Touch Doesn’t Always Come Easy
After an automobile accident left her partially paralyzed, Sandy Wankier left a sales and marketing job for a more creative profession—nails.
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After an automobile accident left her partially paralyzed, Sandy Wankier left a sales and marketing job for a more creative profession—nails.






We always like to learn about the nail industry in foreign countries. Unfortunately we are not always lucky enough to travel to distant lands. When we found out one of our writers was going on vacation in Germany we assigned her the “difficult” task of going to a spa to do some investigating. Turns out it wasn’t so difficult
A common theme for this year's winners and runners-up was perseverance and the ability to triumph over tragedy.
While it is a time of the year to make a lot of cash, don't neglect yourself this holiday season.
Have you fallen short of achieving your goals? You can move forward, create clarity, and put realistic steps in place to bridge the gaps in your life.
This month we asked nail techs: How do you deal with clients messing with their phone during a service?
Beware: After viewing these before and after photos, whatever excuse you had for not completing that renovation project may go out the window (which coincidentally now needs to be replaced, so get on that)! You and your clients may find joy in a beautifully redone space.
Your hands see a lot during the day--with strain, chemicals, constant moisture and contact, don't let winter take its toll on you, too.
Green Door in Vermont is the winner of the Salon of the year with 1-3 Nail Technicians.