Step Into Foot Reflexology
Offering foot reflexology in your salon is a perfect complement to pedicure services.
by Maria Richard
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Offering foot reflexology in your salon is a perfect complement to pedicure services.
JoAnn Har, a nail technician in Hod Hasharon, Israel, gives her clients a little something extra, and it doesn’t cost her a cent.
Tech puts marbles in the pedicure bowl to make it fun and efficient.
Offer clients a full-body feel-good service with message therapy and see their spirits rise and your appointment book fill up fast.
Looking for a great add-on service? Here’s an idea of what you need to learn, what you need to stock, and how to keep informed on this hot service.
Want to get a client’s attention? Offer her something for nothing.
Because your clients differ your services should, too. Some clients need to get in and out of the salon quickly; others want the total salon indulgence. Make everybody happy by offering several types of manicures.
Piercing and tattooing are all the rage with the hip members of Generation X and the practices are gaining wider acceptance with the suit-and-tie set. Should salon owners get in on the act?
By supplementing the natural manicure with nail and cuticle care, massage, aromatic oils and lotions, and good old-fashioned client service, salons are attracting a loyal clientele.
With proper equipment, skin care education, and product knowledge, you can offer tanning services so your clients can sport the summer-resort look year-round.