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South Woodford is maybe a bit more grown up so it depends what she is into. Faces is for the IT crowd, Sugar Hut for the Wannabe crowd and SW for the classy crowd (lol :rolleyes:) I recommend Faces as there is Visage next door which is fun for 21 yrs olds Sorry that doesnt help with somewhere...

I went to the show to write an article about Olympia being our Mecca; about how many Fabulous and Talented people could be squeezed in under a domed roof and how it is our annual opportunity to rub shoulders and put faces to names. You think the fashion industry go to LFW to shop? yes many do...

If I dropped you in the middle of the ocean could you make friends with the mermaids? If you think you would have zero problem getting all the mermaids to like you than it is something you are doing - people are attracted to people. Big Smile and keep going xx

I began my career airbrushing so drying was never an issue. When the new style HVLP's came on the market I adjusted my airflow and nozzle so I sprayed out less, minimising overspray. Overspraying causes most application problems. I do not need to mention pooling, patchiness and transference...

A degree in Education covers a broad range of topics and is ideal for Primary school teaching as they do not need as specific subject which secondary teachers require. Both go on to do the Post Graduate Certificate afterwards. To teach in Sixth form college (NVQ Beauty) or FE College you do not...

Apologies for not saying this also as I have a B.Ed....one negative: I was constantly tailoring my essays and dissertation to fit the beauty industry as it is really a course for primary school teachers. I still wonder why you would like to do 3more years in school when that could be 3 years...

You may not like this buuuut... Eat less move more. I hear you all cry I try, I try, I do, I do.. but you don't. You THINK you do :eek: I was the same as you all. I had this, I had that - I was FAT! And depressed and trying to have a baby whilst all doctors were telling me to lose it And...

I simply recommend to take your time, do your research and practice, practice, practice. All I ever read on here are panic stricken newbies who instead of sitting down and reading a book, website or asking their teacher/mentor for help just do post after post after post! :smack: I have no...

Ewww Gosh no! A career in Nails!! I always liked nail polish and painting my nails but 12 years later to be obsessive about all things nail - who would've guessed? My Mum, Boyf, Boyf sister all suggested I fund my way thru uni by 'doing nails' .... lets just say I never went to one of the most...

My salon was called Airbrushed Nails so of course I used an airbrush. I agree with Geeg - its outdated as there is so much you can do now, however, I lived in a place where no one had ever had their nails painted in this way so it served as a marketing tool. It stood proud in the middle of the...

The best advice I can give is to have 3 models at the start, get them in at the same time each week for 3 /4 weeks (I suggest before the wine and DVD) Get them to pay a small fee like £20 each. Set up and spray them one after the other. This gets your rhythm going and by the third tan you are...

All the 'ginuea pigs' needed to complete a beauty qualification will become your first clients. Look after your family and yourself. There is no way you want to be 'failing' tests each week. Don't stress yourself out. when you are qualified not only can you tan your clients but preen and pamper...

Get out there and work in your industry, work your way up (not necessarily as a manager if you don't want to do it) and then teach. Not everyone can teach but if you have the passion theres no stopping you! I'm the Queen of the Qualification and I initially got excited at the sound of the...

Sometimes your treatment menu can look like there are too many treatments on offer but no way can you offer too much! I train every year and will continue to do so forever lol! I do simplify my menu's tho and when clients are with me I tell them about all the fabulous training I do/have done...

I wrote a reply but I'm confused... do you work in both places? do you do the same thing in both? You MUST commit to something and nothing takes less than 2years. There is a wealth of advice but it all boils down to the same thing - You gotta NETWORK Hope this helps

A-mazing article... people people no more bargin basement... so much great advice I've nothing to add except Sell Yourselves, Sell Your Services and you'll Sell Your business. Its hard work and determination that makes a successful business, groupon have the right idea... for themselves...

Well I was on gumtree this morning and I saw this ad and thought yeah right!... def something wrong here... I applied and of course they called me right back... yep you work away for free in a bar or a club and then Bam! never hear from them again... be careful techs Also there are some amazing...

Young nails have a fab selection of glitters I have been adding them to my Shellac for A-mazing results

I love training and can absolutely say yes you will love learning as much as you can, as fast as you can and then will BUY everything you can! its just the way it goes. I sometimes feel I had the luxury of taking my time and practicing as Tech's these days want to know eveything...yesterday...

Do them yourself