This is a chat i think needs to be in the open! Fully booked can depend on alot! So often we see techs posting “fully booked” all the time and if your not fully booked it can be hard to see and compare yourself, why are they booked out and your struggling to fill your appointments, but reality is they could be fully booked only having room for a few clients a week around other work or family commitments, or .. they could be blocking off spaces in their booking system to condense appointments with less gaps and opening spaces where needed to create “urgency” for clients to book and not miss out! Social media really shows us just a snippet of what people want us to see and not the reality! So lets open up this chat ! How many clients on average do you see per week and how many does it take to be fully booked? ill post mine in the comments!

Not only is posting regularly good for your algorithm, but it also shows clients you’re active and reliable. Even 2–3 posts a week can keep your page looking alive and welcoming. 💛

Admittedly, a polish that just confuses the heck out of me 🤣 I'm wondering if there is a way to have a couple of cat eyes that can be versatile? When placing a different colour under it will change its overall colour? (Hopefully that makes sense?) Like can I get silver and put blue under it, for it to mirror a blue cat eye, and then do the same with a different colour? Or am I just being silly? Haha

Hi everyone! ✨ Just a quick but important update (especially for those of you creating content for the group): I’ve set up a dedicated Instagram account for The Nail Tech Corner 👉 @thenailtechcorner. The goal of this account is twofold: 1. To grow its own presence as a discoverable, standalone platform. 2. To support you by driving more attention and traffic back to your personal/business pages. Now, here’s how it’s going to work: 🔗 No direct invite link in the bio I won’t be putting a join link in the @thenailtechcorner bio. If I did, it would funnel all new sign-ups through one source, which wouldn’t be fair to everyone. Instead, I want the account to act like a public “shop window” for our community - interesting enough to follow on its own, but also pointing people back to you. 💡 How you can make the most of it - Use your own Instagram to talk about the group! This could be through reels, posts, or stories where you: Share a tip or piece of content you’ve created for the group, and/or mention that people can get access by joining through your invite link. - You can put your link in your bio for easy access, or DM it directly to anyone who comments on your posts (this also doubles as a great engagement booster for you). 🤝 Collaboration option If you want, you can tag @thenailtechcorner as a collaborator on your posts. That way, your content will automatically publish onto this account as well. I’ll also be actively building its audience, so your posts will gain extra reach from both sides. The big picture here is to create a flow where: 1. The Nail Tech Corner Instagram grows as its own page. 2. Your content gets more visibility from being featured on it. 3. New members join the group through your links, giving you credit(and commission) for the growth. I really want this to be a win-win - for the community, for the account, and for you individually as contributors. 🌻

Many new techs overload primer thinking it’s what makes the product “stick.” But primer doesn’t work like glue; it changes the pH of the nail plate to help the product bond. Using too much can cause lifting or even irritation. A thin, even layer is all you need.