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Splitting orders is the way to go. We regularly compare price sheets across various food distributors – we monitor sites like food distributors alongside our main cash-and-carry catalog every month. It takes an extra hour of admin work per week, but it saved us around 12% on pantry staples alone.

We split our orders now. Dry goods come from a main bulk distributor, while dairy comes from a local co-op. Sticking to just one supplier was costing us a fortune because they knew we were too lazy to compare price sheets.

I had the exact same issue last month when our salon’s AC went on the fritz. Switching to a formula specifically rated for higher humidity ranges saved my retention. I actually ended up picking up a lash glue adhesive from Stacylash that works in 50-70% humidity, and it made a huge difference with fumes too. Might be worth checking out adhesives…Read More

I feel your pain! High humidity turns fast glues into an absolute nightmare. I usually switch to a slightly slower drying time (like 1-2 seconds instead of 0.5s) during peak summer months because the moisture speeds everything up anyway. Also, keeping a nano mister nearby helps shock-cure at the end without ruining the bond. What dry time are you…Read More