Lexi's creativity is pushed to the limit for her latest client's nails, but problems with technology threaten to make her experiment a failure; Bria and Matt arrive in Vegas to elope and the rest of the family slowly catches wind of their plan.

Lexi finally spills what's been bothering her about Matt all of these years, and a divide forms in the family; Bria and Matt isolate themselves while Lexi throws herself into work with a 3-D nail build that challenges her skills.

The Martone ladies make a splash while shopping for Bria's wedding dress; the sisters collaborate on a client who wants to be transformed into an alien goddess; Lexi is pushed to reveal her real issues with Bria's fiance.

An upcoming surgery brings the family together in a time of turmoil; Lexi's client has an interesting request for a portrait of her dead pet; the Martone women head into the big city for a nail polish event where Lexi is an honored guest.

Bria's engagement dreams with Matthew turn into a nightmare at her party; Bria collaborates with Lexi on an important client who has a unique request for a music video.

Sisters Lexi and Bria run Salon Martone while juggling family dynamics, over-the-top clients, and their own relationships.

There's plenty of drama at the Gatsby Salon in New Jersey, where big hair, big nails, and a constant tan are de rigueur. The high-end salon has recently undergone a complete makeover of its own and is now as state-of-the-art as it can be. Owner Gayle and daughter Christy are feeling the pressure to make the shop a success -- and the ongoing drama among the staff is just one more stressor. Stylist Anthony, who owns his own salon but works at the Gatsby while it's being revamped, is unfazed by the female drama surrounding him there. Alexa, who has a sideline business doing makeup for brides on the weekends, has dreams of her own and very definite feelings about what constitutes Jersey style. And Gigi, who dreams of a husband and family, is working on reconciling with the love of her life while styling hair at the salon.

Reality-TV stars Kourtney and Khloé Kardashian continue to roll out their Dash clothing boutiques in U.S. cities. This series follows the sisters as they open a pop-up shop in the trendy Hamptons on eastern Long Island. Kourtney's sometimes beau, Scott Disick, joins them as they try to manage obstacles of starting a shop in the resort area. Although the business is at the heart of the series, no Kardashian show is complete without personal relationships and drama overtaking them.

For three seasons, salon owner Tabatha Coffey has traveled across the country trying to turn around failing hair salons that needed her help to stay in business. Now, in the retitled "Tabatha Takes Over," Coffey expands her horizons and helps more types of failing businesses, not just salons, turn their fortunes around. At each business, she takes over as boss for a week as she confiscates the keys and brings her brutally honest approach to the business owners. Among the businesses Coffey visits are a doggy day care, a Los Angeles bed and breakfast and a yogurt shop.

Although not necessarily a household name nationwide, Kim Kimble is one of the biggest names in Hollywood when it comes to hair. The celebrity hairstylist comes up with the hairstyles worn by many on Hollywood's A-list, including Grammy-winning singers Beyoncé, Mary J. Blige and Shakira. Her clientele also includes the not-so-famous through her successful retail product line and the exclusive Hollywood salon that she runs, Kimble Hair Studio. Staffed by talented but high-strung stylists, the salon is at the crux of this reality series that documents the stylists' fierce rivalry and desire to be on top. Also featured in the series is Kim's mother, Jasmine, a hairstylist and salon owner herself who encouraged her daughter to follow in the family's hairdressing legacy after recognizing Kim's talent at an early age.

Auto customizer Ryan Friedlinghaus takes an unorthodox approach when it comes to managing his family of artisans and technicians at West Coast Customs. But time and again the shop's famed design team comes up with a car build that has street edge and craftsmanship. This series takes viewers inside WCC to see how ordinary vehicles are transformed into one-of-a-kind rides, including candid looks at the logistics, mechanics and decisions behind the transformations. With visionary CEO Freidlinghuas at the helm, WCC has become a pop culture phenomenon servicing celebrity clientele such as Mark Wahlberg, Justin Bieber, will.i.am, Michelle Wie and Blake Griffin.