Ha ha,  I have slapped a few hands now and then.  I also do a lot of little 
extras for my clients as well,  they tell me they love me ,  and most of them 
tip very well.  So I am kinda Diva kinda Naivea, LOL.  I hate to get too nasty 
with them, just poke fun with them and like I said I have slapped a hand or 
two.  Sometimes I would really like to charge them for something but I don't.  
I just need to raise my prices a little.  
   
  Also,  I just put a sign up that for the winter I am not going to be open FRI 
 SAT or SUN,  I am telling them that I need to fill up the other days first and 
then only if I am full will I work FRI as an overflow day starting in the 
morning.  I hope this works out as planned.  

Maureen Solan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
            I am a Chicago suburb so that's how I get away with this but,  I do 
alot of gratis work so I guess I slit my throat but , it works for me.
   
  I hate to tell you this because I dont want to sound like a b---- but Im a 
DIVA.  I think I have to beat my girls up a little bit.  They have to respect 
me because I respect them and I NEVER EVER say NO.
   
  Maureen


   


--- On Fri, 11/14/08, shannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  From: shannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: NailTech:: Re: spa manicures
To: [email protected]
Date: Friday, November 14, 2008, 11:18 PM

  Wow I only wish I could charge that much here.  That would be awesome.  My 
Mani's are $15,  Pedi's $35.  

Maureen Solan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:             I charge 30 for a 
manicure.  If I do NANOVIVE, I add 5 dollars.  Pedicures are 60.  I have a 
large established clientele and I work alone.  I never charge for polish change 
and I dont charge extra for French.  I may be NUTS but my client are loyaland I 
changed their bad habits years ago by charging big for broken nails and bitten 
nails so I dont have that problem anymore.
   
  Maureen


   


--- On Fri, 11/14/08, shannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  From: shannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: NailTech:: Re: spa manicures
To: [email protected]
Date: Friday, November 14, 2008, 10:54 PM

    So do you charge more for the pedi, being that it includes the paraffin?  I 
charge $35 for a full spa pedi.  That includes soak in whirlpool throne, callus 
work, exfoliating scrub, massage with hydrating lotion, cuticle treatment and 
toenail work, and polish.  If I have to do extensive callus work and use my 
callus treatment I charge $5 more.  I take a little over an hour to hour and a 
half w/ callus treatment.  If I were to add paraffin,  I would add another $5.  
   
  So what do you think I should charge?  
   
  Shannon

athena elliott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  Marureen thats a great idea!!!!!
Also hey Shannon and Angie  the paraffin thang is a cinch............build it 
into your service. I go thru a ton of it. If the client doesn't  want it in 
there pedi than they can opt out.  Do I offer a substitute? nope.
I give in my spa mani a free tube of LemonMint lip balm. Cost me .98 cents. I 
made a ton of them when I opened my biz. If you get my SPAthenian Greek 
Manicure....you get a free Lemon Mint Lip Balm. They love it!  They love 
freebies yeah. Trick it to find ones that don't take more than 5 mins or for 
cheap to us.

  On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 7:02 AM, Maureen Solan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
            My girlfriend just recently moved to Indianapolis and had to look 
for salon for her own hair.  She is a stylist and was impressed with the policy 
of the salon.  With new clients, they get something free with the first 3 
services. a free blow dry with a color or a free conditioning treatment with a 
haircut.  We can do this with one part of our spa services to promote a new 
service tp our clients.  What I have done and I sometimes pi-- myself off but, 
it has helped, I raised the price of my manicures and I only do spa manicures 
YEAR ROUND/
     
  Maureen


   


--- On Fri, 11/14/08, shannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

    From: shannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: NailTech:: Re: spa manicures
To: [email protected]

Date: Friday, November 14, 2008, 7:41 AM     
  

    Yeah that is probably the reason,  I am going to have to look at how I 
promote things.  And NOT give it away all the time.  I may do an add on once in 
a while for free,  to show them,  and they just don't seem to book it.  Maybe I 
have to put a sign up and have it in their face.    I'll try again, see what I 
can do,  anything extra with this economy is a big help.  I have suddenly 
slowed way down the past two weeks.  I know its probably the pedicures have 
slowed down,  but I am having so many people change appts. or no shows.  at the 
last minute,  its killing me.  
   
  Shannon

Maureen Solan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
            Shannon,
   
  Maybe it's the way you are presenting the service.,  
   
  I tell my clients --- client, I am noticeing how dry your hands are.  I would 
love to give you a spa manicure or a parrafin dip. the exfoliation would make 
your hands feel so much better and the extra moisture would norish your nails.  
Sometimes, I even exfoliate one hand for them so they can see.  Put some of the 
products in sight and when they ask :what is this: you can explain.  Be excited 
about the service.  Promote it.
   
  Maureen


   


--- On Fri, 11/14/08, shannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  From: shannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: NailTech:: Re: spa manicures
To: [email protected]
Date: Friday, November 14, 2008, 7:06 AM

    I have a CND spa manicure duo.  Nice stuff,  if only I could actually have 
someone want one,  I can't even get people to do paraffin.  I only have one 
girl once in a while do paraffin.  And I live in a cold climate where hands dry 
out so bad they get really chapped.  And still they just get regular mani's.  
   
  Shannon

Angela R Wingerter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
      
  I am wanting to start doing a spa manicure. I have always just done a basic 
one. Our salesperson suggested either OPI or CND.  Has anyone used these? The 
almond from CND sounds like it would smell great. How much more money do you 
think you should add on to the original manicure? Thanks for any suggestions.
 
  Angie Wingerter
  






    
  
        

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Flip Flop Beauty Shop
Coopers Plains, NY
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Flip Flop Beauty Shop
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