@@tiny7348 hey sadly it got pushed back so my courae dates are next month. I have paid in full so just waiting to start next month. I'll let you know how it goes
I am going to graduate soon Thanks for sharing these ideas with us ! I love the idea of selling products to clients and selling press ons, also take the time to choose a good work place.
Gel removal kits is for sure a thought I’d look into. Even some sort of acrylic remover kit. I know a lot of people who are against fills and can help towards the soak off process. Also like cuticle oils / lotions / press ons!
I love these tips! I am going to start trying to make my own cuticle oil. Gel removal kits are a most for natural nails clients. I will also be creating press on’s for busy clients and for clients who want to give their natural nails a break. I hope to get an affiliate opportunity once I grow my social media presence.
Hi Krysten, how was your home made cuticle oil? Could you make it well? I'm interested because I'm thinking about doing the same and would be nice to know about does it worth it. Greetings from Spain 🌸🇪🇸
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I am doing research and a pro and con analysis to determine if this trade is worthwhile and worth the investment. You really have to think outside the box when doing a service-oriented business. I wish I had done this earlier in my 20s but I guess going into your 50s is a good time (smile). This video has been most helpful. May your business continue to thrive. Enjoy the journey.
Thank you so much for all these great ideas! A quick question (not only for Paola), what percentage of monthly income should I reinvest in my business in the beginning? I know there is no rule for this and there are no 2 same nail technicians but I know how enthusiast I am and I can already see myself buying all the stuffs I need and want at one time instead of waiting a bit with new products... To avoid this, I am really open to advices and thoughts of this comminity! Kisses from Spain 🌸🇪🇸
If the income you make from nails is mostly to make a living, then little amount can be budgeted. But if you have a partner to help you sustain yourself, or you have a source of income. Honestly, the majority could/should be re-invested.
I'm going to do a nail course in June so I am doing my research and trying to see how to start making money as a nail tech while having my 9-5 job.
Hello! How is that going? I’m thinking about the same thing
@@tiny7348 my course has moved up to September because of lockdown in my country. But I'm learning lashes online and it's going good so far ey
@@Tashas_Travels hi Natasha are you in South Africa?
@@yayahlongwane5392 hey dear, yes I am . I'm in Johannesburg
@@tiny7348 hey sadly it got pushed back so my courae dates are next month. I have paid in full so just waiting to start next month. I'll let you know how it goes
I am going to graduate soon Thanks for sharing these ideas with us ! I love the idea of selling products to clients and selling press ons, also take the time to choose a good work place.
Gel removal kits is for sure a thought I’d look into. Even some sort of acrylic remover kit. I know a lot of people who are against fills and can help towards the soak off process. Also like cuticle oils / lotions / press ons!
Thank you so much, Paola. Wonderful, timely information for our current, crazy world! I hope you're well.
Thanks Michelle! Staying prudent in these times for sure.
I love your voice. The way u speak is really soothing
Excellent tips! 😀 You da bomb boo!
Thank you for making this video and I definitely will be taking heed to everything you spoke about
I love these tips! I am going to start trying to make my own cuticle oil. Gel removal kits are a most for natural nails clients. I will also be creating press on’s for busy clients and for clients who want to give their natural nails a break. I hope to get an affiliate opportunity once I grow my social media presence.
Hi Krysten, how was your home made cuticle oil? Could you make it well?
I'm interested because I'm thinking about doing the same and would be nice to know about does it worth it. Greetings from Spain 🌸🇪🇸
Thank u so much was thinking of starting something and was lost. Thank u
I definitely want to try the helping others get what I have down, I get asked a lot about my shaping and definitely helping others would be great.
You are such a treasure! Thank you Paola for you advice and wisdom, this means so much for a beginner as myself. Love all the way from Sweden!
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Thank you for sharing, I enjoy watching your videos, AWESOME tips to consider; affiliate marketing, 1 on 1 classes
Ur awesome, I'm also a waitress and I just completed my nail tech course. Now I'm considering doing press on to sell. I enjoyed your video.
Sweet. Anything to keep you warmed up in the industry.
This video is absolutely amazing thank you🥰🥰
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I am doing research and a pro and con analysis to determine if this trade is worthwhile and worth the investment. You really have to think outside the box when doing a service-oriented business. I wish I had done this earlier in my 20s but I guess going into your 50s is a good time (smile). This video has been most helpful. May your business continue to thrive. Enjoy the journey.
Thank you Leslie. You’ll love this Sunday’s video! Make sure you’re subscribed ❤️
Really great tips! Thank you!
Great content. Like your idea about the pedi products.
These are really good and helpful ideas
Very useful info .Thnks
Subscribed 👍☀️
Thank u so much for these tips
Thanks for the info. Really beneficial. There is nothing such as importing press on nails?
Thanks Paola, these are great ideas! ❤️ the cuticle oil idea, who doesn’t need cuticle oil?!
Right!
can you use soft gel for sculpting long nails extensions
Soft gel (aka soak-off gel) can be used for extensions up to half of the length of the natural nail attached to the nail bed.
@@PaolaPonceNails thank you!
You are awesome thanks for this idea !!!
Love these ideas!! Is it ok to make your own cuticle oil and sell it in your salon.? Don’t you need a license to sell products you make or no?
Thanks for posting
Thank you so much for all these great ideas! A quick question (not only for Paola), what percentage of monthly income should I reinvest in my business in the beginning? I know there is no rule for this and there are no 2 same nail technicians but I know how enthusiast I am and I can already see myself buying all the stuffs I need and want at one time instead of waiting a bit with new products... To avoid this, I am really open to advices and thoughts of this comminity!
Kisses from Spain 🌸🇪🇸
If the income you make from nails is mostly to make a living, then little amount can be budgeted. But if you have a partner to help you sustain yourself, or you have a source of income. Honestly, the majority could/should be re-invested.
Amazing tips!
How much do you charge for press on ??? I know it depends on where you live but what range do you think ?
Full video on this topic will come :)
I can hardly wait
I’m also interested in press on suppliers. What’s the range ? Thanks so much
@@NailsLIFEwithCatherine check out my press-ons video
Paola Ponce Nails thanks
Paula are you in japan ?
Me wish.
Offering classes is a great idea. TH-cam videos don't always teach everything.
Yup
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