You don't have to consider yourself an artist.

You don't need to be naturally creative.

And you definitely don't need to be able to look at a blank nail and magically know what to paint.

You need foundations.

When you understand how lines, shapes, colour, composition and detail work together, creativity becomes much less intimidating.

You're no longer staring at a blank nail thinking:

“What on earth do I paint?”

You have the tools to work it out.

You don't become confident and then start.

You start — and confidence comes from doing.

Your first line might wobble.

Your first design might not look exactly how you imagined it.

That's okay.

The point isn't perfection.

It's developing the understanding and muscle memory that makes the next design easier than the last.

You don't need hours every day.

The challenge is designed to give you focused practice on chargeable skills that you can fit around your existing work commitments in just 15 minutes each day.

Even a small amount of consistent practice can make a huge difference when you're practising the right things. 

That's great to hear! But are you maximising the income potential form your current clientele?

It could be that with a bit of practice and a slight re-jig to your working day you are able to regularly offer nail art services, meaning better income and better client retention.

After all, if clients would like nail art and you choose not offer it, there is a chance that they might take their business elsewhere.

That's exactly why I created The Nail Art Blueprint.

Rather than simply showing you what to paint, I want you to understand why it works.

Because learning 50 individual designs doesn't necessarily teach you how to create design number 51.

Learning the foundations does.

The Christmas Kickstart is designed to ensure the skills you learn all link together to create a thorough understanding of the benefits of adding nail art to your list of services.

That feeling, when you aren't confident and don't feel 'good enough' yet to charge.

Scrap it.

Mindset is in our first Beyond The Tutorials Masterclass and how to start offering your comfortable level of nail art services in any way you wish - levels, tiers, time - whatever suits your business best. Your clients can then select from the designs that you have practised, are confident with and are profitable for you right now.

The designs don't have to be crazy artistic. Just focus on perfecting foundation skills that are within the realms of your current level.

This has been the subject of so many discussions.

Many times I have heard nail techs saying they feel guilty for charging for nail art. Or they aren't sure where to start to charge, so they don't!

Let me break this down for you..

Start by presenting sample designs alongside your price list so that there is full clarity on your nail art fees - this will remove hesitancy and embarrassment at checkout.

Your design display board is your chance to get your nail art pricing message out, without you even having to say a single word. Use this to communicate on your behalf and as the power of suggestion for what your client might choose.

Change your mindset.

Would you go to the hairdressers for a trim, have a balayage and root melt and expect to pay the same? Order a margherita pizza, then add all the toppings and not expect to pay extra?

I don't think so. 

Your pricing incorporates your training, skills, products and time. My examples above offer you examples of nail art earnings but remember, do not undersell yourself and charge accordingly!

The small cost of The Christmas Kickstart course investment along with the support you'll receive mean you'll be fully prepared to jump straight in with offering festive designs when your diary fills out.