Few things are more important to the solo aesthetician than seeing steady clientele growth. That gradual collecting of paying clients is the key measure of a business’ survival and the income received from it. In other words, pretty much everything. But, how do we know if our practice is growing at a healthy rate, or as well as it should be? Is your business growing…

Remember when your greatest wish as a new aesthetician was to have a full appointment book? I certainly do! It seemed like an almost impossible fantasy in those early years of my new practice. Then, gradually and with patience, my clientele grew until I was forced to create a waiting list for clients I would otherwise have to turn away – unable to see them…

What’s more important than attracting a new aesthetics client? Keeping that client. And, what’s even better than rescheduling clients? Rescheduling them to come back more often. The more frequently clients visit, the more income you can earn from those extra visits, and who doesn’t want that? But, how do you convince people to add additional appointments without giving the impression that you’re simply trying to…

If asked, most aestheticians will say that retail product sales is not one of their strongest skills. That makes sense, as skin care professionals are generally more attracted to the work of service, with its caring and helping qualities, than selling things. But, passing up product promotions not only limits one’s income, it also leaves valuable clients open to the lures and suggestions of beauty…