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The income stream most nail techs don't consider
Jul 1, 2026
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Your Body Is Your Best Business Asset
Jun 11, 2026
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Nail Tech Business Advice, Hot Takes & Honest Moments | 1 Year of Nails & Yap
May 27, 2026
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Why Your Clients Really Leave (And Why They'll Never Tell You) | Ep 24
May 6, 2026
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Salon Life, Self Employment & The Things No Nail Course Teaches You
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| 7/1/26 | ![]() The income stream most nail techs don't consider | This week I'm joined by Liv Paints Nails and we're talking all about press ons, not just as a quick side hustle but as a properly priced, properly structured income stream that nail techs might be sleeping on.Liv was so open and honest, sharing vulnerable stories, nightmare client tales and her advice for becoming a press on nail artist.We get into:How she started selling press-ons remotely after TikTok followers kept saying they wished they lived nearerThe sellotape sizing hack she uses so clients can measure their own nail beds at homeWhy she prices press ons at the same hourly rate as in person work... and why £35 for a complex set is not it 👀The accessibility angle: who actually wants press-ons and why it goes deeper than you might thinkBalancing press on orders, irl clients and nursery pickup with an ADHD brainThe client who turned up 40 minutes late and offered her a tenner Plus our Nightmare from the Nail Desk dilemma: this week, a nail tech who infilled a set she knew wasn't her own work and now doesn't know if her loyal client of two years is about to ghost her.You can find Liv on TikTok and Instagram at @livpaintsnails 💅About Nails & YapNails & Yap is the podcast for nail technicians who love a good natter. Each episode, host Laura is joined by a guest from the nail industry, she does their nails while they yap away about a different industry topic. Expect real talk on running a nail business, building a clientele, pricing, trends, and everything in between.Every episode features a Nightmare from the Nail Desk... our agony aunt segment where we tackle dilemmas sent in by nail techs. Got a situation you need a second opinion on? Email your dilemma to nailsandyap@gmail.com and we might just answer it on the show.🎙️ Follow Nails & Yap on Instagram & TikTok⭐ Enjoyed this episode? Please please leave a review! It genuinely helps more nail techs find the show and I'll love you FOREVER | — | ||||||
| 6/11/26 | ![]() Your Body Is Your Best Business Asset | When you're a beauty professional, in the chair 6 days a week, sprinting towards your next 5 minute gap so you can nip for a wee and inhale a sandwich... you're probs not thinking about the next 5/10/20 years in the job.But for most of us, if our body stops working... so does our business. This week I'm joined by Charlotte, ex nail tech and owner of Satya Santuary, a yoga/pilates studio in Knutsford. She's here with some home truths nail techs need to hear about the physical toll this job takes on your body, and what you can actually do to protect yourself.Charlotte left the industry after losing her passion for the job, and still suffers with bulging disks, debilitating migraines, and lasting damage from her time in the chair. She now teaches pilates and yoga and chats to me all about the things she wishes she'd known as a tech.We get into the physical reality of a full day in the chair, why pilates is the best antidote, the setup changes that make the biggest difference to your body, as well as the best stretches you can build into your week to offset our shrimp-like posture.Our body is our business so let's look after it!!Follow Charlotte's studio over at www.instagram.com/satyasanctuaryPLUS we'll be announcing a very fun collab soon for any local guys & gals so stay tuned!!! | — | ||||||
| 5/27/26 | ![]() Nail Tech Business Advice, Hot Takes & Honest Moments | 1 Year of Nails & Yap | Nails and Yap is ONE!!!!! (I know what the helly?!) and instead of one guest in the chair, I've gone back through every single episode and pulled some of the clips that I think you'll find funny, interesting and that will change your beauty business.The advice that genuinely changed how I run my business, the laughs that nearly ruined the set, the honest bits no one planned, and the opinions I think every nail tech needs to hear.Thank you for being here, whether you're a newer listener or an episode 1 OG. I can't wait to see where the next year takes us!!📩 Send your Nightmare From The Nail Desk: nailsandyap@gmail.com📲 @nailsandyap.pod | — | ||||||
| 5/6/26 | ![]() Why Your Clients Really Leave (And Why They'll Never Tell You) | Ep 24 | 87% of clients never tell their nail tech why they stopped booking. They just disappear. In this episode I surveyed 60 real clients - not nail techs, but regular people who've ghosted their hairdresser, beauty therapist, nail tech, brow tech and asked them to be brutally honest about why they left. The results were insightful, sometimes funny, and made me think about how I run my own nail business. We cover the vibe problem, the listening problem, the price conversation nobody's having correctly, and the clients you were never going to keep anyway. If you've ever lost a client and had no idea why, this one might help you!Links mentioned in this episode:Episode 23 - Self Employment vs Salon Employment🎙️ Follow Nails & Yap on Instagram & TikTok⭐ Enjoyed this episode? Please please leave a review! It genuinely helps more nail techs find the show and I'll love you FOREVER | — | ||||||
| 4/22/26 | ![]() Salon Life, Self Employment & The Things No Nail Course Teaches You | Ever wondered what it's really like working in a busy nail salon and whether going self employed is worth it?In this episode I sit down with a nail tech who spent 8 years employed in a high street salon before making the leap to self employment after COVID. Elle shares what genuinely surprised her when she started working in a salon, the etiquette lessons she picked up that nobody teaches you on a nail course, and how her transition into self employment actually came about.We also tackle a listener dilemma about a salon owner who keeps interfering in appointments - and what you can actually do about it.If you're employed and curious about going it alone, self employed and wondering what you might be missing, or just navigating the industry… you’ll like this one! ⏱️ CHAPTERS00:00 Intro & Welcome03:32 From college apprentice to ten years in a salon05:12 What a typical day in a beauty salon actually looks like13:29 Having a boss: the pressure, the validation, and the clock-watching19:10 What you expect salon life to be vs. what it actually is22:48 Training, development, and why nails always came last24:54 Salon etiquette: the stuff no nail course ever teaches you28:09 The three things you were banned from talking about on the salon floor31:52 Why Elle made the leap from employed to self-employed34:21 The fears (and the confidence) of going solo38:17 Loneliness, admin overwhelm, and the bits no one warns you about45:02 What to know if you're romanticising self-employment48:53 Nightmare from the nail desk — the salon owner jumping into my appointments🎙️ Follow Nails & Yap on Instagram & TikTok: @nailsandyap.pod 💗 Follow Elle over on Instagram @elle_ekbeauty⭐ Enjoyed this episode? Please please leave a review! It genuinely helps more nail techs find the show and I'll love you FOREVER | — | ||||||
| 4/1/26 | ![]() Spring Reset for Nail Techs: Cleaning, Social Media & Getting Ready for Summer | Spring is the perfect time for a reset and in this episode I’m joined by Lacey to talk about how to refresh your nail business inside and out 🌸We cover everything from cleaning and organising your tools to reassessing your social media and shifting your mindset ready for a busy summer season.We also get into:- Our most hated spring nail art trends 👀- A simple tip for creating better floral nail designs- How to actually feel more organised and in control going into your busiest monthsIf you’re ready to declutter your space, your content, and your mindset then this one’s for you 💅 | — | ||||||
| 3/11/26 | ![]() How Nail Techs Can Get More Clients (And Keep Them Coming Back) | Struggling to get more nail clients? Or noticing gaps in your appointment book?In this episode, we break down exactly how nail techs can attract new clients, keep them rebooking, and stop them from going elsewhere.This conversation is especially helpful if you're:A beginner nail tech trying to build your first client baseA nail tech returning after time off or a quiet periodExperiencing new gaps in your diary and want to actively attract clients againWe talk about:• How to actually attract new clients locally• Why some clients don’t rebook (and how to fix it)• Simple ways to keep clients loyal to you• Small mistakes that might be pushing clients awayPlus, my guest Tanya shares one of the BEST local advertising tips I’ve ever heard for nail techs, and it's something most people completely overlook when promoting their business.If you want a to attract new clients to your beauty business to build up a full, busy diary, this episode will give you practical ideas you can start using straight away. | — | ||||||
| 2/26/26 | ![]() The Client Perspective: What Makes a Great Nail Appointment? | In this episode of Nails & Yap, I’m joined by Lizzie (one of my clients and also a fellow podcaster over at Tiny Talks) for a chat about nail appointments from the client perspective.Lizzie is actually my first guest who isn’t in the beauty industry, so we thought it would be interesting to talk about what clients really think about their appointments and get an unfiltered, honest perspective.We get into:What makes a nail appointment feel comfortable and enjoyableThe atmosphere clients loveThe relationship between nail tech and clientThings that can make or break the experienceA few honest client bug bears 👀It was such a good conversation and definitely one I think nail techs will find interesting - so I hope it's really valuable for you & your business!Show NotesFind Lizzie's podcast Instagram here - she chats to small, local businesses and shares daily clips from real people as well as an insight into her own life - managing the sunday scaries, as well as her bridal journey as she's recently engaged.Follow Nails & Yap on Instagram here and on TikTok here | — | ||||||
| 2/18/26 | ![]() The Pressure Behind Nail Art | Burnout, Speed & Social Media with Orphic Nails (Part 2) | Welcome to part 2 of my nail art chat with Izzy at Orphic Nails! This time we get into the pressure behind nail art - from ourselves, clients and social media.We talk about how social media has changed nail art expectations, the unrealistic speed standards nail techs face, and how constantly creating content can lead to burnout.We also cover:– Scheduling posts to avoid overwhelming yourself– Navigating neurodivergence as a creative nail tech– Learning how to say no to clients and their crazy requests (real life goldfish anyone?!)– Protecting your energy while still delivering detailed nail artIf you love nail art but sometimes feel the pressure that comes with it, this episode is for you.🎧 Listen to Part 1 for the start of the conversation here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3sHmNt3IH8CkDNHhNlgtwX?si=Q4bYwevgSXCtig_SGXJAVg | — | ||||||
| 2/11/26 | ![]() Nail Art Tips Every Nail Tech Needs to Hear - PART 1 with Izzy @ Orphic Nails & Education | In part one of this two-part episode, I’m joined by Izzy from Orphic Nails & Education for a deep dive into nail art and the small details that make the biggest difference.We talk about the evolution of Izzy’s iconic checkerboard nail art, why brush pressure and gel saturation matter more than most nail techs realise, and how refining your technique can completely change your results.Izzy also shares her (very strong) feelings about French nails, why they’re harder than they look, and how we deal with clients who just won’t sit still during nail art appointments.This episode was too good to cut down, so we’ve split it into two parts - part two will be with you next week! | — | ||||||
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| 2/4/26 | ![]() Why Nail Techs Need Real Community and Offline Friendship: Introducing the Nail Social | I'm back with a little bonus episode of Nails & Yap to share a new project, that I'm really excited and passionate about. If you're a regular listener you'll already know how much I yap on about the value of community, making friends and creating connections in the nail industry. And if you're not a regular listener - hi, I'm Laura, and I yap on about the value of community, making friends and creating connections in the nail industry.In this episode I talk about why nail techs need real community, and why this industry can feel really lonely even though we're with people all day. We don't have colleagues, we often work in isolation, and so much of the confidence, motivation and decision making falls on us without people to bounce off.I wanted to film a bonus episode to introduce The Nail Social, a new Manchester based community that I'm starting with two nail tech friends - India & Sasha. It's all about having genuine connection through low pressure, IRL meet ups. We're starting with monthly coffee mornings, on a Sunday, to get to know other local techs and hopefully make some more mates. It's not one off networking, we want to create a proper community.I share how the idea came about, how having nail tech friends has COMPLETELY changed my experience of the job, and how we're building this in public. If you're a nail tech who's ever wished they had colleagues, or you're local to Manchester and want to get involved, you can follow the journey over on Instagram at @thenailsocialmcr (https://www.instagram.com/thenailsocialmcr/). We'll also be sharing lots of content for nail techs, so even if you can't make the meetups we'd love you to follow along and be part of the club from afar! Thank you so so much for listening, and I'll be back next week with a full episode all about mastering nail art, with Izzy from Orphic Nails & Education who is an absolute nail art whizz! | — | ||||||
| 1/29/26 | ![]() Energy, Expectations & Nails: Running a Business with Chronic Illness | In this episode of Nails & Yap, I’m joined by Holly (A Splash of Polish) for a real, honest conversation about managing a beauty business while living with chronic illness.We talk about what it’s actually like to work with conditions like CFS and Fibromyalgia. Holly deals with unpredictable energy levels and painful flare-ups, all whilst navigating client expectations, scheduling, and the guilt that often comes with needing rest.Holly shares her personal journey, the misconceptions people have about working with chronic illness, and why understanding your own body is one of the most important skills you can develop as a business owner. We also get practical... breaking down energy management strategies, workspace adaptations, client communication tips, and a mini toolkit you can start using immediately.We dive into the mindset side too. Coping with burnout, respecting your limits without losing ambition, and learning to run a sustainable business that supports your health instead of fighting against it.Plus, we finish with a Nightmare from the Nail Desk agony aunt moment: how do you politely get a fidgety client to stay still without making things awkward?If you’re a nail tech, beauty professional, or self employed creative navigating chronic illness (or burnout), this episode is for you.✨ Follow, like, and subscribe for more honest industry chats✨ Find Holly at @asplashofpolish✨ Stay tuned for the next episode of Nails & Yap - we're chatting all about nail art with Orphic Nails | — | ||||||
| 1/14/26 | ![]() Out With the Old, In With the Goals: Setting Intentions for 2026 With IndzInc & Beauty by Sasha | Part 2 | Welcome to Nails & Yap, the podcast for nail techs, beauty professionals, and salon owners looking for honest conversations about business, creativity, and growth. In this episode, we’re diving into our 2026 goals, reflecting on what we’re keeping and leaving behind from 2025, and sharing the business and personal habits that will help us thrive in the year ahead.Join Laura, Sasha, and India as we talk about:Business growth strategies for nail techs and beauty professionals in 2026Habits, systems, and boundaries to leave behind for a healthier work-life balanceSmall business goals, social media strategies, and diversifying income in the salon industryPersonal goals for 2026, including self-care, downtime, and sustainable productivityDon’t forget to subscribe and turn on notifications for more honest, no holds barred conversations for nail techs and beauty professionals! | — | ||||||
| 1/2/26 | ![]() 2025 Recap: Beauty Business Highs, Lows & Lessons Learned | End of Year Reflection With Indz Inc & Sasha | As 2025 comes to an end we’re taking a moment to reflect on the year we've had. In part one of this two part end of year podcast, I’m joined by Sasha and India to talk openly about what 2025 really looked like behind the scenes of our businesses.We’re sharing our biggest business highs, the moments we’re genuinely proud of, the lows that challenged us, and the lessons 2025 taught us about growth, boundaries, patience, and running a beauty business in the real world.This episode is for anyone who’s had a mixed year, questioned their progress, or wants reassurance that growth doesn’t always look linear.In this epsiode we cover:How we’d sum up 2025 as a wholeOur biggest business wins and proud momentsWhat didn’t go to plan and what we’d do differentlyLessons we’re taking forward into 2026This is part one of a two part end of year reflection. In part two, we’ll be looking ahead to 2026... what we’re leaving behind, the goals we’re setting, and how we want the year to feel.If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to follow, rate, and share the podcast, it really does help more than you know 🤍 | — | ||||||
| 12/17/25 | ![]() Christmas in the salon 🎄 Festive chaos, seasonal nail art & mince pie crumbs everywhere with By Chiara | It’s officially Christmas in the nail salon and we’re talking about everything that comes with it.In this episode of Nails & Yap I'm joined by Chiara to dive into what nail techs really think about the festive season behind the desk. From the things we love about December appointments to the things we absolutely don’t, nothing is off limits.Let's talk:Christmas in the nail salon: the good, the bad, and the chaoticClient gifting etiquette - should we buy clients gifts?Controversial Christmas nail art opinions 👀Festive nail trends and whether they’re a yes or a noA Christmas quick-fire roundClients eating mince pies mid-appointment (and the crumbs that follow…)This episode is perfect for nail techs, beauty professionals, and anyone who loves a behind-the-scenes look at salon life during the busiest time of year. Expect honest opinions, relatable moments, and plenty of festive chaos.Whether you’re fully booked until New Year or just love salon stories, this one will feel very familiar. | — | ||||||
| 11/12/25 | ![]() Let's talk feet, hiring staff, and hosting events with Indz Inc | In episode 12 I'm joined by India, known as IndzInc on social media, to chat about a bit of everything... from training to become a foot health practitioner, to hosting her events in Manchester.We also delve into the topic of staff as India has recently hired two team members. We discuss her decision to become an employer vs rent out desk space, as well as everything she'd do differently if she were to hire again.It was great to catch up with India again, and I can't wait for her event on 7th December... see you there!Use code NAILSANDYAP for 20% off your ticket here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nail-artist-christmas-party-tickets-1685120092559aff=oddtdtcreator | — | ||||||
| 10/22/25 | ![]() Mistakes we made as beginner beauticians: business, content & strategy advice with Sophia Georgiou | It's fair to say that a lot of us in the beauty industry started off with a big dream... and not a lot of business knowledge for how best to achieve that dream.In Episode 11 of Nails & Yap, I'm joined by Sophia, experienced beautician and business mentor with over 10 years of experience. We discuss everything we wish we had known when we first started out, from pricing and boundaries to customer journeys and creating content. I genuinely believe this is one of the most valuable episodes of the podcast so far, and I'm so glad Sophia was able to join me and add such amazing insights to the topic.If you enjoyed this one, don't forget to give Nails & Yap a follow on social media, and please let us know if any of our points resonated with you (whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner looking to avoid out beauty mistakes!) | — | ||||||
| 10/8/25 | ![]() Building Community in the Nail Industry with Olivia Annice: Support, Mentorship & Education | Feeling isolated as a nail tech? In this episode, I chat with Olivia about the importance of community, mentorship, and ongoing education in the nail industry. We explore how supportive networks, peer groups, and guidance from experienced educators can help nail artists grow their skills, boost confidence, and run a thriving business.Olivia shares her perspective on the gaps in nail education, including business skills, client care, mindset, and aftercare… areas which are often missing from standard courses. We discuss practical ways to build a connected, supportive nail community that empowers techs instead of leaving them overwhelmed or burned out.Plus, our “Nightmare from the Nail Desk” segment tackles real world challenges, like handling clients who question pricing when you invest in upgrading your nail setup.Whether you’re a beginner or experienced nail tech, this episode is packed with tips for nail artists, educators, and beauty professionals to strengthen your network, improve your skills, and grow your nail career.💅 Follow, subscribe, and join us as we explore how collaboration and mentorship can transform the nail industry. | — | ||||||
| 9/28/25 | ![]() Professionalism, being unapologetically yourself, and ranty Instagram stories, with Jennie Padbury | I'm joined by Jennie Padbury, queen of real no holds barred content, to discuss what professionalism is as a nail tech. What do we consider professional, when do we filter ourselves, and which topics we think are a no go in the nail salon!From Mounjaro to conspiracy theories - we share our tips for navigating tricky conversations, and how to show up authentically and unapologetically whilst in a service industry.Products mentioned: Nail Order - Dura Gel LiteNail Order Thermo Pro Gel Warmer | — | ||||||
| 9/4/25 | ![]() Prioritising Wellness as a Nail Tech with Jess O Nails | In this episode I'm joined by Jess to talk all about fitness and health as a nail tech, and how she fits it into her busy diary. From setting boundaries to eating peperamis, Jess is full of helpful advice for those of you looking to incorporate wellness into your life when you're in a job that doesn't always go hand in hand with work/life balance.We also solve a dilemma from someone who's client likes to wear sweaty gym gloves to her appointments... we say fire her! (as always...) Thank you for watching - products/services mentioned:Nail Order pricing calculator: https://nailorder.co.uk/hr/blogs/tips-and-tricks/how-to-use-the-pricing-calculator?srsltid=AfmBOoqvBLVa1Dsv-leM83jH6C2Gc4cl_nUZXwz-bVpZt51aVEIo84uLScratch Mag Katie Barnes pricing spreadsheet: https://www.scratchmagazine.co.uk/feature/how-to-work-out-what-you-need-to-charge-for-nail-services-in-10-steps/Harriet Westmoreland: https://www.instagram.com/harrietwestmorelandJess' PT: https://www.instagram.com/daisy_p.t_/Products used:Nail Order Builder in a Pot in shade SublimeSissi Easy SqueeziMagpie Felix PowderProducts Mentioned:Makartt Rhinestone GlueSissi ClayHONA Cat Eye Top CoatJess' Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jesso.nailsJess' new studio: https://www.instagram.com/portstudio.sk | — | ||||||
| 8/15/25 | ![]() Stocking The Salon: How to pick the right brand(s), with Beauty By Sophie O | When it comes to choosing nail products to use on your clients, is it better to stick with one brand or mix and match? In this episode I'm joined by Beauty By Sophie O to talk about the pros and cons of brand loyalty as a nail tech.We share our experience with different systems, how brand choice can impact your services, and what to consider before committing. Whether you're just starting out, thinking about switching things up, or you just want to hear our thoughts on the topic... this one's for you. | — | ||||||
| 7/30/25 | ![]() Saying Yes to Events (Even When It Feels Awkward) with Beauty By Sasha | Beauty By Sasha joins me to discuss all things events... from pre event anxiety to fire breathers, road tripping, and dancing until 3am! After meeting Sasha at a Manchester nail tech networking event, we've since gone to two more together including the HONA After Christmas party, so who better to come onto the podcast and chat all about nail industry events?! Episode 6 is kindly sponsored by HONA, who are offering 10% discount for listeners with the code NAILSANDYAP. One time use, one per customer to be redeemed on their website. | — | ||||||
| 7/16/25 | ![]() Becoming an Educator: How Nail Order educator Novo Geo got into teaching | After an (unplanned) hiatus whilst I got married - Nails and Yap is back!!In today's episode I'm chatting with Novo Geo, Nail Order's Manchester Xtensions educator, studio owner, and all round top gal. We're both yappers so strap in, it's a long one! Mentioned in the podcast:All Nails Welcome Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allnailswelcome/Find GeorgiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/novo_geoStudio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/novo_studio.mcrEducation Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/novo_education.mcrNail Order Xtensions Course: https://nailorder.co.uk/products/testing-xtensions-in-person?srsltid=AfmBOoqwMvSgHkOyP9RKFGwvHnGRJbiTusE08b0cQSIoVxRwjhV5ae7j | — | ||||||
| 6/12/25 | ![]() Burnout & Boundaries: Surviving as a Nail Tech with Studio Kiki | Do you find yourself exhausted, losing your passion and resenting the job? It could be burnout... but it could also be a lack of boundaries.I'm joined by Studio Kiki to discuss the importance of boundaries, and the consequences not setting them has, while I give her a cute chrome mani 💅 | — | ||||||
| 6/5/25 | ![]() Memorable Clients: The good, the brides & the illegal... | I'm joined by Liv 4 Nails to talk all about our memorable clients throughout our nail tech careers - from the good and the bad to the brides, funerals, and our red flags.We also solve this weeks 'Nightmare From The Nail Desk'... which may or may not involve an illegal request! | — | ||||||
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