Showing posts with label clients. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clients. Show all posts

Monday, September 12, 2011

Where Have Your Glitter Toes/Nails Been This Summer - WINNERS!!!!

This was a very fun promotion that we ran and we thank you all for your wonderful photos!!  The voting ended last night, right before midnight.  We are pleased to announce the winners, YES, we said winners!!!

This contest was originally for Glitter Toes, and we had three photos that garnered a lot of votes, so we are awarding three places!

In third place, with 45 votes is Ashley Densmore!  She wins a $10 gift certificate!


In second place, with 49 votes is Tonya Zimmerman!  She wins a $25 gift certificate!


Our Grand Prize, with a whopping 56 votes, goes to Jen Willyard!  She wins a $50 gift certificate!



Upon request, we added Glitter Nails too for those of you who do not have Glitter Toes.  Well, we had a tie between two photos, so they are both second place!

Kim Swank, 13 votes, wins a $20 gift certificate!



Amanda Dingey, 13 votes, wins a $20 gift certificate!



Denea Smith, 19 votes, wins a $25 gift certificate!


Winners, your gift certificates are at the salon, they expire December 31, 2011.  You can either pick them up, or they will be held in Rhonda's bag, just mention it when you come in for your appointment!

Congrats to everyone who entered!  Look for our next promotion!  You never know when we are going to run one!!

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

It's Time to Vote!

We have over 40 entries in our Where Have YOUR Glitter Toes Been This Summer contest!  You will find glitter toes AND glitter nail photos from those who do not have glitter toes.  There are a few non-qualifying entries from our staff as well.  It is now time to vote!  Here's how to vote:
  • Go to our Facebook Page and if you haven't already, click LIKE
  • Go to the Where Have YOUR Glitter Toes Been This Summer album and look at all of the photos.
  • Click LIKE on any photo that you would like to vote for.
  • You may vote for as many photos as you want!
  • Now, SHARE the fun with your friends!

The photo owner, with the most votes at 11:59 pm on Sunday, September 11, will win a $50 gift certificate to The Purple Pinkie!!!

Sunday, April 26, 2009

Respect your Nail Professional's time.

Most people aren't aware that if a Nail Tech doesn't have anyone in her chair, she doesn't get paid. If you have an appointment and you are not able to make it, you should give your tech as much notice as you can. Life throws you curves, we understand that, but there are just some people that just don't show up. We reserve the right to not book those people again.

Some clients are chronic reschedulers. They take up space in your book and constantly move their appointments, often leaving you with gaps that can never be filled. They then end up with appointments that are weeks after they should have had one and can't understand why their nails are a mess. We reserve the right to not rebook chronic reschedulers.

Please be on time. If you are late, it can throw the whole day off. Should the clients after you, who are on time, have to wait? If you are more than 15 minutes late, you appointment may be rescheduled or you may not receive a full service. We reserve the right to cancel standing appointments with people who are consistently late.

On the other side of this, don't come too early. If you are coming more than 10 minutes before your appointment, you are too early. Many techs schedule breaks throughout their day. If you come early, you may end up sitting, watching phone calls being made or lunch being eaten.

Please inform your technician, well in advance, if your appointment is going to involve something different than what you had scheduled. If you show up with your full set picked or chewed off, depending on the damage you've caused to your nails, you may not be able to get another set. You may have to settle for a manicure, which requires less time.

Basic common courtesy is the key. Ninety nice percent of clients have it, it's the other one percent that throws a professional's schedule all off.