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When should the client consultation happen in the nail service process?

  1. After the service begins

  2. Before product application starts

  3. During the nail polish drying time

  4. At the end of the service

The correct answer is: Before product application starts

The client consultation should occur before product application starts in the nail service process because it sets the foundation for a successful service. During this consultation, the nail technician has the opportunity to discuss the client’s preferences, any concerns they may have regarding their nails or skin, and to assess the condition of their nails. This discussion ensures that the technician can recommend the most suitable products and services tailored to the client's individual needs. Additionally, it allows for the identification of any potential allergies or sensitivities the client may have, ensuring a safe and satisfactory experience. This proactive approach helps build trust between the technician and the client and leads to better outcomes in terms of customer satisfaction. Conducting the consultation after the service begins or during the drying time can lead to missed information that is crucial for making informed decisions about the treatment and products used. Waiting until the end of the service would be too late to make any necessary adjustments or address the client's concerns, potentially resulting in a less than ideal experience.