When salon owner Castle Searcy met artist Frankie Toan during his artist-in-residence stint at Redline Contemporary Art Center in Denver, she saw a perfect opportunity for a First Friday artistic event that brought hands and art together in more ways than one.
You don’t have to own a medical spa to host a Botox party.
A Fashionable Fête: If you’re a nail salon owner, there are certain occasions when a party is absolutely necessary. A grand opening usually sits at the top of that list. If, however, your business is located in an area where there are other nail salons, the challenge becomes throwing a different kind of celebration that will make yours stand out.
So you want to host a nail tech networking event in your area but don’t know where to begin? Learn six rules for hosting a successful event, plus the top four rookie mistakes and how to avoid them.
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Hosting a party can be stressful, but ultimately rewarding.
While sports fans were glued to their televisions the weekend of Wimbledon, U.K. fashionistas found a reprieve in the region’s first Nail Art Festival.
At New York City-based spa chain Bliss, they believe reading makes you a brighter and happier person. That’s why the spa is partnering with a series of authors as part of its new Paging Happiness book club.
"We do throw some awesome parties with lots of food, drinks, door prizes, gifts, and discounts,” says Samantha Hanby, owner of Polished Nail Salon in Yukon, Okla., who held a Customer Appreciation Day for clients last September and plans to make it an annual event.
Nail techs must think outside of the box to do business in 2013 and beyond. One way we’ve done this is by opening up the salon to hold different events.
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