What’s your recipe for making a client feel comfortable?

Written by: Shelley Hess

When it comes to making your clients feel comfortable in the spa, some things are easy and simple… such as providing clean sheets, towels and blankets. Personally, I like to...

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What’s your recipe for treating nails that have been damaged by acrylics?

Written by: Amos Lavian

It is a fact: nail polish lasts longer on acrylic nails and a trip to the nail salon can be reduced from weekly visits to once every few weeks. But...

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What’s your recipe for explaining the damaging effects of sun exposure to teenagers who love to tan?

I grew up with a swimming pool in my backyard. Every summer during my teenage years, my girlfriends and I would spend our days out by the pool. My friends...

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What’s Your Recipe When Removing Orange Streaks From Self-Tanners?

Unfortunately, it happens; clients often find themselves in the bathroom the night before a big event slathering on self-tanner, only to wake up orange and streaky and faced with a...

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What’s Your Recipe for BEING A SUCCESSFUL SKIN CARE PROFESSIONAL?

Written by: Aaron Sonnenschein, district manager, central west, Dermalogica®

I often wonder why one skin care professional can be so successful in developing their business and clientele while others complain that they cannot get their establishment off the ground,...

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