would pmsl after spray tanning while reading some salongeek post count as a disaster.................I have no pictures though........

When I read the post, I understood it to mean that the journalist wanted our own personal beauty disasters, not those we have done to our clients in professional capacity. Could be wrong though!

how about the best of what we produce and the benefits of working within our chosen industries? and the importance of knowledge, customer care, hard work and years of training correctly with the right companies and what different companies offer??? what we do to produce the best standard treatments, quality, maybe from a beginers point of view and a proffesional side too, that would make an interesting read.... or maybe im just too old for cosmo :/

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How about the article making a very clear differentiation between highly trained salon professionals, and "cowboys" who are out there doing treatments with no training or insurance?

e.g. on the one hand, you could have a properly trained nail technician using high quality professional products, and compare that with an NSS salon using MMA and causing much pain to the client and damage to their nail beds by things like excessive electric filing, or prising off old enhancements instead of letting them soak off properly.

And also, yes, a £10 voucher sounds like bargain basement payment for having one's headshot in what I would consider to be one of the more up-market women's magazines (as opposed to Closer, Take-a-Break, etc)...

this topic is 12 months old now. but i do wonder if she managed to get anyone with a mingy £10 voucher

Hi guys, as this thread is way past its read by date, I am going to close it xxxx