Katmoz33
Well-Known Member
cool..long week...hormones...little sleep :hug:
Lol let's call a truce! X
cool..long week...hormones...little sleep :hug:
as geeg would say, if you allow yourself an hour, you'll take an hour.
if the OP wants to improve on her times, then we should be helping her with that. at the end of the day, it is a business we run.
when im doing a service, i want to be making a dollar a minute. it's not worth my time to fiddle away 60 minutes! yes, clients appreciate a good job, but they also appreciate efficiency and YOUR respect for their time as well.
my suggestion would be to find a friend, set a timer for 45 minutes and reshellac. and if it's taking someone 5 minutes to scrape off shellac after it's been soaked then someone is doing something wrong.
what part of NO OFFENCE do some of you not understand...
THERE WAS NO OFFENCE MEANT BOTTOM LINE....as stated...but as usual, on here, everything anyone ever says gets taking out of context if there is a difference of opinion..which why after having been a member on this site since 2004(and ran my own nail bar,with staff, for 5 years)..i dont post often
perhaps i am being TOO HARD ON MYSELF THEN....regarding the shellac
because I PERSONALLY can NOT AFFORD to take an hour doing a RE-SHELLAC...
end of the day yes it is a pampering service but I AM RUNNING A BUSINESS
or perhaps then i need to put my prices up...because i charge £25 for a re-shellac???
I WASNT BEING NASTY....just wondering how it could take an hour to re-shellac???
I'm not doing 'something wrong' i was trained and know what i am doing i was just saying that a soak off isn't 10mins exactly so there's no need to stress if you're over as afterall u need to get the wraps on, off & scrape as well I dont think 5mins is ages to do that.. I find some colours come off easier than others too. I think the op wanted reassurance that she isn't taking a lot longer than everyone else which judging from the replies she isn't??
Some people are more time conscious than others, no one is wrong booking 30mins or 60 we all have different set ups afterall x
Same here.I allow an hour. The wraps are on for 10 minutes but they have to be put on and then the shellac taken off. Some colours seem to take longer than others to remove. By the time I've taken the clients money and they've rebooked, the hour is easily up. I'd say allow an hour especially to give you time to tidy up between clients. X
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