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Published 12:49 26 Mar 2020 GMT
Updated 14:03 26 Mar 2020 GMT
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"My career came to an abrupt halt. In my line of work, social distancing is not possible. My first thoughts were how do I keep my business going and what about the nails! I had to do something to create an income for myself, and to retain my client base in hope of salvaging my business".Lara also says that she has built up a close bond with her clients and she wanted to look after them, even when she can't physically be there.
"My clients have become my friends, I care about each and every one of them and didn't want them to worry about how they were going to remove their nails at home. I'm a BIG believer in natural nail care so a professional removal is very important."Since starting the drop-off gel service, Lara has been kept busy and was doing deliveries for a three-hour period yesterday, earning herself the nickname "The Nail Santa" from one delighted customer. Chatting about the inspiration for her idea, Lara says
"Firstly, I'm hoping that it keeps my clients happy, that their nails will be happy! And keeps my business ticking over in these tough times".
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