Showing posts with label nail salon organization. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nail salon organization. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 16, 2019

Nail Salon Organization - Part 3 - Glitter and Nail Art



Ok folks, here's the final installment of the Nail Salon Organization series!  In case you missed it, here's the links to part 1 and part 2.  We have a combined 2,250+ jars/bottles on the wall, so organization is KEY if we have any hope of finding anything haha!  I'm not an expert, but I wanted to show you how we do it, because it's been working great!

So part 3 is all about glitter and nail art organization.  The glitter is very similar to the way I do my acrylic colors, but the nail art is entirely different.  Depending on the type of nail art, some of it is stored on my magnet board wall, and some of it is stored in drawer units. 

Types of nail art on the wall are Swarovski crystals, rhinestones, gems, shapes, mylar, decals, fimo clay, charms, 3D charms, flakes, dried flowers, some foil, etc.  These items are small, fit easily into a jar, and add decor to the salon.  I have special board I've created to display all the examples of these items and I show it to you in my youtube video.

Type of nail art in drawers are larger items such as stamping plates & polishes, transfer foil, chrome, marbling ink, watercolor pens, etc.  These wouldn't be as pleasing to the eye to display on the wall, and they are a lot handier to grab when they are in our drawers between our desk.  I have a great system for stamping plates and how to show your client what you have, so if you're into stamping be sure to check out that part!

So as I've done before, here's the links to the products I talk about in the video.  These links are also in the video description, but I wanted them to be handy for you here too :)

** Art Paint Tin: https://amzn.to/2k386vR ** Stamping Plate Book (holds 72): https://amzn.to/2lBx0TR ** Stamping Plate Book (holds 216): https://amzn.to/2lzRFHU ** Stamping Plate Book (holds 48) https://maniology.com/products/faux-l... ** Create your own stamping plate organizer with a binder and these sheets: https://amzn.to/2lAKsY4 ** Similar Art Jars (diamond shape): https://amzn.to/2k6j2sH ** Similar Art Jars (round shape): https://amzn.to/2k4UobU




Wednesday, July 3, 2019

Nail Desk Organization - Part 1


Click here to check out Part 2 and Part 3


Why hello!  Welcome to Part 1 of my Nail Salon Organization series!  I'm doing a 3 part series on how I organize my nail supplies because organizing is one of my passions 💜  Weird, I know, but there's just something so satisfying about everything looking crisp, clean and knowing where to find it all!  So here's what I'm covering:

Part 1: Nail Desk Organization
Part 2: Gel Polish and Acrylic Colors (can easily be adapted for nail polish, dip powder colors, hard gel colors etc.)
Part 3: Glitters & Nail Art Supplies

This series is my take on things and how I personally like things to look.  I like my stuff to be on full display, but still look nice.  My nail supplies double as decor, and are a true statement piece of the salon.  I chose to do this in video format because I think it's easier to see and follow, rather then just words and pictures.  I hope you find it helpful and easy to understand!  So if you're interested in cleaning up your nail salon, nail studio, or simply your desk, follow along in my videos.

⚠ I have to add this DISCLAIMER though!  Things may appear perfect, but I assure you, things get to be all askew up in here on work days!  When I'm with clients, I don't always have the time to keep things looking so nice.  BUT with the systems I have in place, it makes it super easy for me at the ends of the day to clean-up the days colors, art supplies and mess.  Everything has a place, and that place is easy to find.  So clean up is a breeze.  I don't want anyone to get discouraged though if things look too neat and precise.  I'm still human, and things get hectic for me too,

Also, please keep in mind, these systems took me TIME! If you watch all 3 parts (which I hope you do), know that this is not a one day project.  Supplies were accumulated over time, and systems were added throughout.  So if you decide to tackle your stash, allow yourself some time and breathe 😄