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Make it your own
More and more training academies are looking to create their own brand of beauty products and if you think this might be for you then keep on reading to find out more....
Top tips to save you money and boost your business
This is how you can improve retention for your lash and nail clients
Are your lash clients experiencing shorter retention or the adhesive is behaving differently?
Here is what might be happening.....
How do I know if my products are safe for lash extensions?
But how can you ensure this?
Which products should you recommend or not recommend and what should you advise your clients to use?
Consultation - a waste of time?
I believe that a consultation and patch test is essential to providing a good service to your clients and here are the reasons why:
Are my products safe for eyelash extensions?
But how can you ensure this?
Which products should you recommend or not recommend and what should you advise your clients to use?
Lash lifting Myths uncovered
Start your career in beauty....where to start?
You have taken the first step in finding your true passion.
You love beauty
You have decided this is what you want to do
You want to make the start and create your very own beauty business.
So, where do you start?
If you look in the internet you will find endless courses, training classes and online tutoring ....but which one is best for you?
Obviously you want to make sure you get the best training to help you off to a good start but with such an overwhelming choice it is hard to know what would suit you best!
Traditionally college courses would be the best recommendation but over the years sadly a lot of the courses have not been kept up to date and the methods and techniques taught are quite dated. You are also in a class room with many other students which can be difficult if you really want to get stuck in and learn something.
Look for independent trainers who have got a good reputation. Short classes or one day courses dont have to be bad as long as the content is good. More importantly look for aftercare.
When you are learning something new it isn't always the initial day that is important but how well the tutor looks after you as you start doing the treatments on your own.
* Do you get feedback
* Can you contact your trainer for support?
* Is there a group to help each other
* Does the trainer work with a brand who will back you up and help?
* What other advantages do you get? ie loyalty offers, VIP scheme etc
All these things will help you get a better feel for the trainer you are choosing. Keep your ears and eyes open and see if the trainer gets good feedback from those who have trained in the past!
There is lots of things you can do to see if a course is for you, and dont despair if your friends recommend something different......You need to do what is good for you and your new venture!
10 things to avoid when wearing lash extensions
Use this as a checklist to help your clients improve retention...