The Press Room

The Press Room

Terms

The short version: these are digital books, they cost $10, they are educational, and if you do not want yours you get your money back within sixty days.

What you are buying

A digital book delivered as a PDF, for your own personal use. Nothing is shipped. You may print a copy for yourself. You may not resell, redistribute, republish or share the file, in whole or in part.

Who you buy from

Orders are handled by Digistore24 as our authorised reseller and merchant of record. Their terms apply to the transaction itself, and their name appears on your statement.

Delivery

The download link is emailed to the address used at checkout, normally within minutes. If it does not arrive, write to us and we will send it manually.

Refunds

Sixty days, no questions asked. Email support@pressonnailplaybook.online or contact Digistore24, and the payment is returned in full.

What these books are not

They are educational material about making and selling a product. They are not a business opportunity, a franchise or an income program, and they make no promise or projection of earnings of any kind. Nothing in them is legal, tax, accounting or medical advice.

Selling sets that a customer applies themselves is generally a product sale. Applying nails on another person is a licensed cosmetology service in most US states, and licensing, registration, sales tax and labelling rules vary by state and country. You are responsible for finding out what applies where you are.

Safety

Nail adhesives, primers and gels are cosmetics. Follow the manufacturer's directions, work in a ventilated space, keep them away from children and eyes, and stop using anything that causes irritation. Pain, discolouration or signs of infection are a matter for a doctor.

Liability

These books are provided as they are. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for losses arising from acting on their contents. Nothing here limits any right you have that cannot be limited by law.

This is educational material about making and selling a product. It is not a business opportunity, a franchise, or an income program, and it makes no promise or projection of earnings of any kind. Whether a small shop earns anything depends on the work, the market, the pricing and the person — many small businesses take a long time to become profitable and many never do. Selling nail sets you make is a product sale; applying nails on another person is a licensed service in most US states — check your own state board before you touch anyone else's hands. Business registration, sales tax and labelling rules vary by state and country, and nothing here is legal, tax or accounting advice. Nail adhesives and the products named here are cosmetics: follow the manufacturer's directions, keep them away from children, and stop using anything that causes irritation.