I have the iPhone and I book my clients appointments on here using the
calendar app that came with the phone and it works great. Especially
on the go. It can then be synced with your computer. Whether it's a
mac or PC.
Dayna
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On 2010-01-06, at 9:10 AM, Dawn Forenzo wr
That is where mine broke too :(
Dayna
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On 2010-01-06, at 11:15 AM, Michele wrote:
I agree that they need to fix this. Mine broke too.
However, if you tell them it broke, they will replace
it if you pay for the shipping. I know you're still
paying something but it's better
Just a reminder to all nail techs out there in upstate NY hurry and
register for the Upstate NY Networking Event coming up
Date: February 7 2010
Time: 12 - 5
Place: New Beginnings Salon
Owego NY
13827
Cost:$10.00
Come watch demonstations from top educators from OPI, you
Sheila: I am an owner too. And like the rest, did she let you know that she was
getting this machine?
Could you possibly pay for 1/2 of it?
Have you looked into insurance liability? As I think you will find that you
might want to increase it.
I hope she done her homework, as these machines all d
I would hate to loose an employee but you should get more then 20%. Will this
increase your insurance? I would insist on the 70%. I would love to just pay
someone 20% to work in their salon. If she wants that good of a deal then she
needs to pay a flat booth rent for her machine.
Angie Winger
When I was an employee, we supplied all of our own equipment ("non-
perishables). The owner supplied all of the gel, files, polish etc. at
a 55/45 % split.
She can write it off on her taxes and her work life is better.
*shrug*
Heather
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On Jan 6, 2010, at 3:46 PM, Kelley Ki
I live 45 mins from South Bend (Warsaw)
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On Jan 6, 2010, at 12:45 PM, Beth Boyd
wrote:
That does gels.I have a client whose sister lives there and
wants gels! Contact me at bethanysna...@earthlink.net if you know
one or are one
thanks!
bethany
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I agree with Saundra. Was it communicated first?!?! If not, it IS your
place.It's great that they are motivated, yet what happens in your spa is
YOUR business. What else are they gonna bring in?!?! ANd as far as supplies,
if it was not communicated...THEY supply...all! TO me that makes sense.
Sher
Depends. Out of that 30% are you still buying supplies? If not then 80% is
fair. Think hard before you pull the 'its my spa card'. Is it worth it to risk
losing an employee who has been with you for 'many years' over 10%?
Did she mention she was looking for one before she bought it? Had she ev
Beth,
Just do it. Your clients will do just what you convince them will be good. Go
for it and let us know.
Maureen
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From: Beth Boyd
Subject: NailTech:: Dry pedi...Thank You!
To: NailTech@googlegroups.com
Date: Wednesday, January 6, 2010, 12:44 PM
Ju
This is your spa. The employee should have talked with you first before she
purchased the machine and brought it into your spa. This is only good
business practice. You have the right to tell her that she cannot use the
machine in your spa and charge your clients a price unless she pays you 70%.
Yo
LOL, Bethany! I printed the directions given on this list in 2002, I believe,
it was..and FINALLY, in 2008, I was FORCED into it because the salon I had
moved to didn't have a sink large enough in which to fill the basin. It turned
out to be THE BEST change!!
Marsha :>)
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Bethany,
I will ask my daughter where the girls went in South Bend. She went to school
in South Bend. Likely talk to her tonight.
Buenos dias,
Lynnette
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Date: Wed, 6 Jan 2010 09:45:15
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Subject: NailTech:: Need tec
That does gels.I have a client whose sister lives there and wants gels!
Contact me at bethanysna...@earthlink.net if you know one or are one
thanks!
bethany
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Just a quick Thanks for all the replies on my request for dry pedi protocols!!!
All very helpful! Now I just have to get over the nervousness of introducing
something new to my clients!!!
Thanks again!
Bethany in Tucson!
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I agree that they need to fix this. Mine broke too.
However, if you tell them it broke, they will replace
it if you pay for the shipping. I know you're still
paying something but it's better than duct taping
it. The dust came out of mine when I had it like that.
Michele
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I have an issue that I need some help on. I have a commission employee in my
spa that has just invested in her own microdermabrasion machine. She has been
with me for years and I her commission is 60%. I supply all products out of my
40%. She would like to have 80% of microderm services since
That's the part!
Marsha :>)
From: Angela R Wingerter
To: nailtech@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wed, January 6, 2010 7:46:33 AM
Subject: Re: NailTech:: Luraco Partigon
What part is braking for you guys? The snap that keeps the thing together where
you empty the
What part is braking for you guys? The snap that keeps the thing together where
you empty the dust?
Angie Wingerter
From: Shannon Arnold
To: nailtech@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wed, January 6, 2010 8:27:00 AM
Subject: Re: NailTech:: Luraco Partigon
Mine is bro
Mine is broken too, I use duct tape to keep it together. They really need to
redesign this, I have had it less than a year. They need to design it with
metal parts not plastic. I bought a little one gallon shop vac to use but it is
so loud I cannot use it in here.
Does anyone have an
Hi!
To all the mac users that use STX for booking thier appts... Did you
see the iPhone app that you can book ur appts on your phone??? Of
course you have to by the program to sinc with your computer program.
This might be something I need! :)
Well just looking for some feedback before I mak
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