thea green is the founder of the nail bar chain nails inc.f nails inc, because this is a great story. it was 1999 and i worked as a fashion editor at tatler magazine. i spotted the gap for product and service combined, and just that feel good 15 minutes of making yourself feel great. it's a really quick way to give yourself that cosmetics which up. you kept travelling to the us and you saw the nail bar industry there and thought that would be great in the uk. absolutely. massive first mover advantage for you and your business is now worth quite a lot. it's gone from very little to a big, big organisation. talk us through that process, because you are fashion editor at tatler and you're now running a multi—million dollar company. that process is fast because we started back in 1999 —— that process is vast. it was spotting that gap of customers wanting a manicure but not being available in the uk. in the state is very fast but not necessarily branded. we wanted to take the idea of the really quick manicure what brand it and make it of the reall

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