01/09/2026
I didn't set out to build a beauty brand. I just wanted to give my clients better aftercare. 🤍
When I started doing nails, I quickly realised that the appointment didn't really end when my client walked out the door.
I could create the most beautiful set possible, but if they didn't know how to look after it afterwards, so much of that work could be undone.
I wanted something I could confidently recommend.
Something my clients would actually enjoy using.
Something that felt like part of the salon experience rather than an afterthought.
So I started creating my own.
And what started with cuticle oil became Blabz Beauty Bar.
Over the years, I've developed more scents, more aftercare products, refillable products, custom branded products and treatments designed specifically with nail techs in mind.
And the funny thing is...
Even though Blabz has grown, the reason I started it hasn't changed.
I still think about the nail tech sitting at their desk trying to give their client the best possible experience.
I still think about the client leaving the salon wanting to keep their nails looking beautiful.
And I still ask myself:
“Would I be proud to use this on my own client?”
If the answer isn't yes, it's not good enough.
That's why I care so much about the little things — the scent, the texture, the packaging, how easy something is to use and whether your client will actually want to use it.
Because I know what it's like to be a nail tech.
Blabz was built from that experience.
And that's something I never want to lose. 🤍
If you're a nail tech who's been here for a while, thank you.
And if you've just found Blabz...
Welcome. 💅🏼
Tell me in the comments — how long have you been doing nails? I'd genuinely love to know who's behind the businesses in this community. 🤍
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