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Welcome to Young Nails South Africa
This is the official website for Young Nails products in South Africa. Young Nails is a professional nail product that has been at the forefront of innovation in the industry for over 35 years, tried and trusted by professional nail technicians all over the world.
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Qualified Young Nails Technicians
Did you know that Qualified Young Nails Technicians are eligible for a 10% discount for life?
Yes, thats true - to claim this benefit, follow these simple steps
1. Setup your account on this site.
2. Complete this form and upload your details and certificate(s)
3. Send an email to info@ynza.co.za to confirm that you have completed steps 1 and 2
4. Give us 24 hours to validate your information and your profile will be setup to apply your discount.
Its that simple - welcome to a world of benefits that are exclusively available to qualified technicians - we are the only professional nail product brand in SA that gives back to its qualified technicians
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Top 4 Nail Gel Tip Mistakes to Avoid by Habib Salo
I'll guide you through identifying and fixing common gel tip mistakes to ensure your nail sets last longer and look more professional. This information is crucial for anyone using gel tips, from nail techs to beginners, who aims for stronger, more durable results. Here's a comprehensive tutorial on avoiding typical errors that can compromise the quality of your gel nail tips.
Essential Steps for a Healthier Manicure and Long-Lasting Nail Health by Habib Salo
In this blog, I’ll walk you through the essential steps of proper cuticle care so you can achieve a healthier, cleaner-looking manicure. By understanding what should and shouldn’t be pushed back or cut, you’ll simplify your nail routine and improve your results. Learning these best practices ensures not only a more attractive nail appearance but also supports nail health and longevity.
FIVE SALON TIME SAVING TIPS by Habib Salo
If your client and to-do list feel a little untame each week, there are a few ways to keep it on a shorter leash. There is enough time for everything you want to do in a day, believe it or not. You just have to make a plan for it. Set aside 15 minutes to look over your daily calendar. Visualize how you want the day to go. What are your personal and professional priorities for today? Now what universal constants can you count on? Are there any ways you can take care of yourself and avoid reactivity in order to protect your flow? This is a simple checklist to keep us in the right headspace and save some time.