High school drop-out and self-taught nail technician, Carly Bennett, a 28-year-old divorced mother of four, hoping to escape an abusive relationship jumped into her $100 car, a tan rusted out 1962 Chevy Impala. She headed east into the mountains and began her uphill battle, armed with nothing but a nail file and an old tube of red Avon lipstick, and found herself in Park City, Utah. Carly grabbed a newspaper and settled in a booth at the Mt. Air Café where the search began for a place to rent, a place to work and a fresh start for her and her family, including the cat. She handed her new landlords a post-dated check, drove back to the city and told her children they were all moving to the mountains! Fast forward a few years and a handful of salons later, she documents her clients' stories, peppered with humorous anecdotes from a somewhat checkered past. Carly takes us by the hand and pulls us into her world, as it became an exciting adventure with her clientele. They laughed and cried together as their stories unfolded. It didn't take long for her to realize that caring for their souls was equally as important as caring for their nails. ¿