honeycure
Well-Known Member
At my salon, I am a gel nail technician, so I only work with gel and shellac clients.
The salon I work at is short on manicurists so on Saturday/Sunday I'm on my own. It sounds bad, but I hardly ever get clients that want a natural mani/pedi so it's not a real big problem.
However, sometimes I DO get a client that wants one. I COULD do it, but the reason I don't want to is because I don't get paid the same way a manicurist does. A manicurist gets paid a daily wage. I only get paid by commission.
It takes me an hour to do a mani, and an hour to do a gel overlay. If I get a walk in client who wants gel nails and I'm doing a manicure, I lose out on profit.
How do I tell clients that I only do gels without having to say "mani/pedis don't make me much money, so no I don't want to"?
The salon I work at is short on manicurists so on Saturday/Sunday I'm on my own. It sounds bad, but I hardly ever get clients that want a natural mani/pedi so it's not a real big problem.
However, sometimes I DO get a client that wants one. I COULD do it, but the reason I don't want to is because I don't get paid the same way a manicurist does. A manicurist gets paid a daily wage. I only get paid by commission.
It takes me an hour to do a mani, and an hour to do a gel overlay. If I get a walk in client who wants gel nails and I'm doing a manicure, I lose out on profit.
How do I tell clients that I only do gels without having to say "mani/pedis don't make me much money, so no I don't want to"?