Friday, April 30, 2010

Financial Aid Or Grant for Nail Technician Classes?

I would like to know if there is any type of financial aid out there or grant for me to take a nail technician course in the state of north carolinaFinancial Aid Or Grant for Nail Technician Classes?
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  • Can a nail technician do waxing also?

    I was wondering, because I'm going to school to get a nail tech certificate, but I'd also enjoy doing waxing (I'm pretty good at it). I don't want to do the entire cosmetology or esthetisian thing, so I was wondering if the state of CA has a waxing tech program like canada and NY.Can a nail technician do waxing also?
    No a nail tech is not able to do waxing. You have to have special classes for that.Can a nail technician do waxing also?
    get a real job. do something like an auto mechanic, or maybe a school bus mechanic, or a plumber or something. do something useful with your life. when aliens take over the isn't gonna wanna get they nails done.

    Why do nail technician need to understand chemicals and chemistry please help?

    please helpWhy do nail technician need to understand chemicals and chemistry please help?
    because nail products contain a lot of chemicals and can be dangerous if not understood properly x

    Im a nail technician, and have been offered too rent a table in a salon help !?

    iv been offered to rent the table for 拢25 per day, iv got it for 2 days so thats 50 quid a week, i havent got a client base yet ? shall i do it and wait too build one up or what ?? help confused xIm a nail technician, and have been offered too rent a table in a salon help !?
    Hi,


    I'm an ex nail technician and was self employed for 4 yrs renting space in salons......





    I'm in Australia so i had a look at some websites of Nail Salons in the UK and you can make around 50/60 pounds for Full Sets and around 25/30 pounds for refills. The salons are changing between 25 to 30 pounds just for a french manicure!


    You can easily charge 35 pounds for refills.





    If you only need one client to cover each day then go for it....... Just plan how you're going to advertise and use the existing clientele in the salon to pick up business.





    Make sure you have a written contract to protect yourself and that stipulates the exact amount of rent you'll be paying and the time frame that that rate stands for.





    Coming from experience, people seem to change rules and conditions when they realise how much money you're making so make sure you're covered so they can't just up the rent on you when you start getting busy and making a good income.





    Definitely go for it, you will learn a lot from the experience.





    My moto now having had so much experience with running a business is ';Nothing Personal, Strictly Business';. Rememeber that, it will help you think more business like.





    Good luck and enjoy yourself!


    Remember Nothing ventured, Nothing gained.





    Chi Chi x.Im a nail technician, and have been offered too rent a table in a salon help !?
    This might be of help to you, or it might not ... but I am just 'recovering' from a similar opportunity but it was a kitchen in a pub and this is what I've learnt ... make sure the staff are friendly and treat all customers with respect, make sure there are no immediate plans to sell the salon because it will affect you and do some sort of advertising before you start, it is an expense I'm sure you could do without but it will be worth it in the long run. Go for it and good luck!!!
    make sure your service is well advertised first and go for it, you'd only need 3/4 clients, so you cant really lose.


    good luck
    take the table but print up some fliers and stick them through doors and ask the receptionist to give a flier to clients when they pay. clients at the salon will use your services too. good luck
    Take the table! U can charge 拢25 for nail ectensions and thats one day paid with one client plus being in a salon gets u business. People decide to get both their hair done and their nails
    Un eed to build a client base uo so then you know you will be getting the money u spend on rentin the chair back unless u can afford to do that for aw hile and see how it goes.
    wait until you build up a base. then you will be glad you did.
    You need to know if the salon has a large enough client base to support you. Make sure that they are going to let their clients know that a new technician is coming on board (at least two to three months before you make the move) and find out what the feed back is. Good luck.
    build your clientell up free of charge 1st then pay when you start getting paid. the salon should be glad of having extra customers coming in there salon. im sure they could let you use the table for a while until you build your customers up.
    Presumably you will also need to supply your own stock, etc. this should all be added into your expenditure.


    Will you be the only person there doing nails or will you be in competition with others?


    You say you don't have a client base yet, how much experience do you have?


    Is the salon itself busy?


    Is it in an area where there will be a demand for this treatment?


    What sort of price can you charge there?


    Are you good at self promotion and self motivated?


    I know this is a lot of questions, but these are the things you need to clarify first.


    Good luck.
    Check with this salon to see if they can help you build up your clients they usually would have their own clients but would have walk in's also..





    I would say it is worth def for 拢25 a day anyway that's really good.

    Penalty for a working without a licence as a nail technician?

    pedicures for all the inmates at your new home





    HANG nails???Penalty for a working without a licence as a nail technician?
    first offense 30 days in jail and $1500.00 fine





    2nd offense 90 days and $5,000 fine





    3rd offense public bull whipping, 10 years state prison and $100,000 fine





    Not worth it kid, keep your nose clean and get the license.

    Do you need a high school diploma/ged to go to school to become a nail technician?

    Not required for a few places, but many doDo you need a high school diploma/ged to go to school to become a nail technician?
    YES





    and even if the answer is no.... YES





    get your Diploma... just in general you will feel better about yourself, and other will respect you more. Just get it.Do you need a high school diploma/ged to go to school to become a nail technician?
    It depends on the state. Some states allow you to take a test of a sort to enter without a GED or HS. Diploma...But in most states, Yes, You do have to have a GED or HS. Diploma.
    No. If your in high school now, almost all areas have affiliations with beauty colleges and you can go for free, and get credits too! Only pay for the kit!


    If its beyond that time frame in your life, no you dont need a diploma. Why not consider getting your GED though, it looks better to employers, that you can make a committment and stick it out.No diploma or GED makes someone seem like a quitter or lazy or not responsible. Not trying to be rude at all, I just know thats how employers view someone, and believe me, it will matter in life many times over. NO matter how smart someone is, the lil box on applications means something, although lots of stupid people graduate right!!!


    There is so much book work when taking cosmotology you wont believe it! Hours a day each day is working and reading in the lessons, for a few months, and then you have to pass the book exam and the observations of you performing things during your exam too, so study good, its not as easy as it looks, but it is easy and alot of fun. I took it but quit, I have no natural talent for fashion at all, but I did love going to that school and it was free in high school for me!!

    Saturday, January 9, 2010

    What damage could you as a nail technician do if you didnt understand anatomy on the hands and feet?

    im in urgent need of some helpWhat damage could you as a nail technician do if you didnt understand anatomy on the hands and feet?
    if you did a proper course as a nail tech you should of been advised all of this. I did a hair and beauty course a while ago and althought i didn't complete it the first thing we were taugh was when not to do a procedure on a client. Contra-indications!!!!!! there's aload of them.What damage could you as a nail technician do if you didnt understand anatomy on the hands and feet?
    You could stain the color of someone's nails...pemanently (it's not that hard to do..I almost did it once myself). Or screw up the orthopedics of someones hands (ie. by using specific nail shapes/sizes that just never work). The infection thing is also true.





    Apart from that though, you'd just be a bad nail technician.





    You could confuse someone's hands for their feet?
    Dont put too much faith in these courses, i make A LOT of money at home doing it on the side with all the proper equipment, and i dont know anything about the anatomy. Good Luck Chick!
    Extreme laceration? It depends on how mentally stable the nail technician is.
    You could induce a fungal nail infection if, say, you put acrylics on a wet nail bed.
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