The SkinBase™ Business Blog
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Treating skin concerns with microdermabrasion
SkinBase microdermabrasion can help to improve a number of skin concerns. If you have clients with pigmentation or suffering from acne or acne scarring then a course of microdermabrasion can help to achieve great results. Remember, microdermabrasion is a progressive treatment, so, if clients are continuing to see improvements, persevere! You can perform up to 20 treatments in a single course if required, just remember to manage your client’s expectations and prepare them to keep going with the course if they are seeing results.
SkinBase Microdermabrasion – Free Trial In Your Business
The trial is 100% free. Clients will love it and you will earn and keep real money (over $150.00 per hour). All we ask is for the chance to show you how profitable and effective the excellent SkinBase MDPro system is.
Who is Microdermabrasion suitable for?
Whether your client’s skin is oily, sensitive, ageing, blemish-prone, dull, lacklustre, rough, or unevenly pigmented, they can benefit from a course of Microdermabrasion treatments. Microdermabrasion can help with acne scarring, keratosis pilaris, fine lines, wrinkles, and stretch marks.
The Value of Reassurance
The value of reassurance. Reassurance is what lets your clients know that they are in for a high quality, safe, and hygienic experience. In the beauty industry, that means clean spaces, clean equipment, sanitised workstations, and high-quality products.
Play to Your Strengths!
One of the biggest questions we get asked by salon owners in the industry is how to stand out – especially when everyone offers similar products and treatments, delivered in much the same way. Our honest answer? It’s all about playing to your strengths and understanding how you can adapt and adjust the delivery of your own treatments to optimise the client experience.
How Are Your Listening Skills?
If you had to define one key difference between an appointment with a new client, and one with a regular client, what would it be? It’s all in the amount of listening required with a new client vs. a regular one who you may know well.