talented talons said:
have to say i was quite horrified when i was asked why i use a sanitising gel when my client said the previous place she went to never did!!!!!! And it was also quite a popular salon.(not mentioning names.)
Surely if people have done the correct training then they would always do this!!!!! Especially when you can see the results of poor hygiene like the classic "GREEN" nail etc.
Doesn't bear thinking about.:!:
Unfortunately correct training doesn't make a scrap of difference to people with a
'short cut' mentality, and a
shoddy work ethic.
The cost of a full set of enhancements ... using
everything including tips, which are the most expensive item, is only about 3.25 and that is using Creative products which many
percieve to be the most expensive even though they are
not.
So I ask,
why are people so greedy in their mentality that they leave out an
important part of salon hygene for the sake of what boils down to a few pennies and even more importantly ... put thier reputation in jeopardy.
A technician would save
allot more on a full set by sculpting and not using tips rather than leaving out an essential part of the prep routine.
Remember, one of the things that
Marian Newman is going to be highlighting to the magazine beauty
editors is that when choosing a
reputable salon,
one of the things to look for is
immaculate hygene. And this certainly includes the first (
and obviously) most important step in any nail service (after a thorough client consultation) which is to
wash and sanitize the hands of both you and your client.