During which phase is the actual service the client has requested performed?

The service procedure is the phase where the actual service that the client has requested is performed. During this phase, the nail technician applies their skills to execute the specific tasks that the client desires, such as a manicure, pedicure, or nail enhancement. This phase follows the consultation, where the technician discusses the client’s needs, style preferences, and any other relevant information. By this point, the technician is ready to carry out the service based on the agreed-upon plan.

Pre-service procedures involve preparation work, such as sanitizing tools and setting up the workspace, while post-service procedures might include aftercare advice and cleaning up the area. The consultation phase, on the other hand, focuses on understanding the client's desires and expectations before moving on to the actual hands-on service. Therefore, the service procedure is distinct in that it is the hands-on application where the client experiences the services they have chosen.