Thanks Becky, I'll look for Maggie!
 
Angie Wingerter



________________________________
From: Becky <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sat, November 6, 2010 12:48:20 PM
Subject: Re: NailTech:: Nail art ?


Maggie Franklin has some good art, and looks simple to do.. I was perusing her 
album on Facebook.:):)
On Nov 6, 2010 11:58 AM, "Angela R Wingerter" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am not very good or creative with nail art, but I haven't really tried to 
> do 

> much. Just simple things and I have never charged for it nor has a client 
> even 

> ask what it would be extra. They just assume if they want a decal or a slash 
> or 
>
> rhinestone it is included I guess. I have been wanting to start getting more 
> into nail art but since I have been not charging for all these years I 
> figured 

> why spend more money or time on a loosing thing. Then I thought about if 
> I did 

> learn some new things I could display them on tips and also attach a price on 
>it 
>
> so if they want it they see the price up front. 
> 
>  
> Angie Wingerter
> 
> 
> 
> 
> ________________________________
> From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected]; Manicures That Last 
><[email protected]>
> Sent: Wed, November 3, 2010 10:41:19 AM
> Subject: Re: NailTech:: Nail art ?
> 
> $1 a minute should be right on.  I gave Lorraine a spread sheet about 'what 
> are 
>
> you worth' that she uploaded to her website.  You just plug in your prices 
> and 

> how long it takes you to do the service.  Then it gives you an idea of what 
> you're making per hour on your service.  The eye opener is seeing how some 
> service make you a lot and other don't.  
> 
> 
> Determining your worth per hour and per minute will answer any future 
> questions 
>
> "how much should I charge?"
> 
> Hopefully, she'll see this and post the link for us.  I'll add her as a cc.
> 
> Trust me when I tell you, you're clients want something...they'll pay.  If 
> you 

> let them exploit your service for nothing (pay) they will continue to take 
> advantage of that.  Really!  Do they go to the grocery store and tell the 
> clerk..."come on, just give me the eggs free today"?  Why do they think they 
>can 
>
> do it to you?  
> 
> 
> It's not fair.  Until you're willing to risk pissing them off for a day, 
>they'll 
>
> continue to abuse you financially.  You have to say, "I'm worth more than 
> this 

> and I deserve better".
> 
> I get it.  I used to be the same way.  Now that I've been to TCU (Tony Cuccio 
> University) I'll never be that girl again.
> 
> Kind Regards,
> Elaine T. Watson
> Star Nail International
> Vice President of Marketing and Sales
> Global Education Director
> 800.782.7624 extension 321
> fax 661.257.5856
> [email protected]
> Blog: itsnotarealjob.blogspot.com
> 
> 
> 
> On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 11:53 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> How much do you charge for simple nail art?  
>>
>>I have a client (A), she is a sweetheart, but I am feeling like she is taking 
>>advantage of my generosity.  The client before her (B), I have been doing 
>>simple 
>>
>>rhinestones, stripes, a flower sticker or dot flower on a couple of nails 
>>each 

>>week (she has been a client for 12 years).  This client (B) is, as well a 
>>sweetheart, and somewhat of a lonely heart, so it makes me feel good to make 
>>her 
>>
>>feel special with my simple nail art.  (B) always lets me do whatever I am in 
>>the mood to do, whether it be simple or elaborate.  (A) saw the nail art I 
>>did 

>>on (B) about 2 months ago and I told her that I would not charge for simple 
>>rhinestones, a dot flower on a couple of nails.  She comes in ever other week 
>>for a mani and the opposite week for a polish change.  Well, about a month 
>>ago 

>>(A) started to give me direct orders as to where to place certain "art" on 
>>her 

>>nails and wanted art on all of her nails.  Nice me, NO CHARGE.
>>
>>Last week (A) came in for her polish change, directed to me what she wanted a 
>>Halloween french, orange nail bed, black tip with a strip across the color 
>>change and rhinestones on all 10 nails.....  Ok...well this 15 min polish 
>>change 
>>
>>ended up being a 35 minute service......as expected NO CHARGE, the check was 
>>already written out for a polish change NO CHARGE for the nail art.
>>
>>Today, she comes in, sees (B)'s nails and says...oh that is cute...but I want 
>>blah blah blah blah blah.....I looked at her, I guess stunned, and her 
>>response 
>
>>is well....that is what I want.  I went off and told her that if she was 
>>planning on dictating to me what art I was to do on her nails, I would have 
>>to 

>>start charging her because, I am intimidated by "specifics" when it comes to 
>>nail art and if she wants "specifics", it definitely will take me longer and 
>>that would warrant an additional charge (I was planning on talking to her 
>>during 
>>
>>her appointment about how a rhinestone or two, no big deal, but when you 
>>start 

>>dictating to me what you want, takes more time, more supplies to complete, I 
>>would have to charge for the art).
>>"But you don't charge (B)"  WHAT!!!!!  (B) doesn't dictate to me what to do, 
>>I 

>>do what I want, she is happy, NO CHARGE.  
>>
>>Sorry for the long rant, but now.....back to the original ?.....how much do 
>>you 
>
>>charge for nail art???
>>Thank you for your input!
>> 
>>Mary Jo Zwirowski
>>Tipz n Toez, Ltd. ~ www.tipzntoezltd.com
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