FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
Not complicated at all. In our pricing we kept the current economic climate in mind when developing our menu. What I have done was to make a base service price for services and then have the option for clients to add on services that may meet their budget. I also offer a "try me" service. This suits a great deal of my clients young and mature, so they can get an idea what the service is about. The Studio also offers the loyality card where a client may choose any service the spa offers after so many service visits from one of the departments. There is a Loyality Spa Menu just for these clients as appreciation for their business.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I get on training classes at least once a week. I believe you are as good as what you learned. I enjoy researching and so I hunt out questions and answers to those who provide education in my field. On a yearly basis I can fill up a two-page resume on courses alone. I have a nickname because of my appetite for education its "Johnny 5".
- How did you get started doing this type of work?
At the age of 22 I found my interest in beauty had not waned from my childhood concepts. I had my own issues with skin challenges and found that entering into this career was not only satisfying to me but educated me about why I had skin issues and how I was going to address them.