Specify current application

If there is an application on your nails that you want removed, describe its type as much as you know; If you don't know, offer to share a photo. The fact that it has been done in another business is also useful information to discuss the scope of service. Ask if removal and new application will occur in the same appointment. Allow a small time margin, taking into account that the business may not be able to give an exact time without seeing it.

Don't leave the design in a single title

There may be time and price differences between solid colors, patterns, different lengths or multiple designs. Choose a reference image and explain what details you want. If you switch to a new design on the day of your appointment, re-discuss the time and cost scope first. Instead of trying to decide between many examples at the moment, going with two options can make the decision process easier.

Organize back-to-back services together

If you are going to have a hairdresser and nail care on the same day, tell the business about both. Plan together the order in which services will be performed and whether there will be a wait in between. If you're preparing for a special event, think back from your departure time. Take note of the instructions given to you regarding use and care after the procedure; Don't assume the same schedule suits everyone.

Short check before appointment

  • If there is an existing application to be removed, include it in the appointment note.
  • Share the design sample, additional services and total fee coverage.
  • In preparation for the special day, leave additional time for transportation and waiting.

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