Lavish Salon

✨ Open Appointment Availability ✨

Need a fresh cut, color, style, or self-care session? I have a few openings available!

June 4
• 9:00 AM
• 10:00 AM
• 11:00 AM

June 5
• 9:00 AM

June 7
• 2:00 PM
• 3:00 PM
• 4:00 PM

June 8
• 9:00 AM
• 11:00 AM
• 1:00 PM
• 2:00 PM
• 3:00 PM
• 4:00 PM

June 10
• 3:00 PM

June 11
• 9:00 AM
• 11:00 AM
• 1:00 PM
• 2:00 PM
• 3:00 PM

📩 Message me to book your appointment! Spots are first come, first served. I can't wait to see you in my chair! ✂️💇‍♀️✨

When are you going to come in for your new do?? https://www.vagaro.com/2387lavish

Looking for a salon home that feels supportive instead of competitive?

Good energy, growth-minded people, and a drama-free environment matter more than people realize ✨

The best appointments are honestly the ones where we laugh too much, overshare a little, solve at least one life problem, and leave with cute nails 😌✨

June is completely booked! Highly suggest scheduling July’s appointments asap before they fill up! Thank you to everyone that has kept me busy!

Alright nail techs: here ya go!
People see a “$100 nail appointment” and think nail techs pocket $100 dollars. 💅🏼💸

Here’s a realistic breakdown of where that actually goes 👇🏼

Client pays: $100

• Put away 25% for taxes
$100 → $75

• Credit card/payment processing fees
(Square, booking systems, Afterpay, etc.)
$75 → ~$72

• Nail products used during the service
(gel, acrylic, files, bits, gloves, tips, forms, sanitation products, towels, etc.)
~$8–$15
$72 → ~$64–$57

• Booth rent / salon suite / commission split
(rent, utilities, WiFi, laundry, cleaning, furniture, etc.)
~$15–$25 per client average
$64–$57 → ~$49–$32

• Business expenses split across appointments
(website, booking apps, subscriptions, phone bill, advertising, etc.)
~$5–$10
$49–$32 → ~$44–$22

• Gas + travel + wear and tear on vehicle
~$3–$7
$44–$22 → ~$41–$15

So yes… a nail tech may PROFIT somewhere around:
👉🏼 $15–$40 from that $100 appointment depending on their overhead, speed, location, and experience.

And that’s before:

• replacing lamps & e-files 💡
• continuing education 📚
• inventory restocks 📦
• social media marketing 📱
• cancellations & no-shows 🚫
• bookkeeping & insurance 🧾
• cleaning & sanitation 🧼
• unpaid messaging after hours ⏰
• years spent mastering the craft 💅🏼

Being a nail tech is a business — not just “painting nails.”

Most clients only see the finished nails. They don’t see the overhead, the education, the physical strain, the late nights, or the unpaid hours that happen behind the scenes. ❤️