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08-02-08, 12:23 PM
I use Natures Way....sure not as posh as dermalogica but a good product all the same and my clients love it!! I have heard fantastic things about the range by ellisons...I cant think of now begins with P....(help me out geeks I have gone blank!!) sounds like PHirana....oh god how annoying....
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08-02-08, 12:37 PM
I use a range called Hara which i find ok and my clients seem to like. I was thinking of switching to priadara but i dont really do that many facials. They are sposed to be really good, i heard they where the cheaper equivilent of dermologica
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08-02-08, 01:04 PM
no...hence I am sulking and not planning on doing facials mobile, cos I am so in love with dermalogica! Decleor is lovely though, another high-end product, not sure if they supply to mobiles, but would be worth contacting them for some samples anyway as their products are divine!
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08-02-08, 01:11 PM
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Thanks hunni I shall take a look. I also am in love with Dermalogica. xxx |
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08-02-08, 02:58 PM
I use Eve Taylor and find them really great to work with.They do a mobile therapist starter kit and theres no minimum order......www.evetaylor.com
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08-02-08, 03:30 PM
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surely doing treatments in other peoples spare bedrooms is no different than doing them from a spare bedroom in your own home. do they come and inspect your home treatment room before they will let you purchase. |
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08-02-08, 04:08 PM
I too am unsure what to use when I qualify and was only thinking this very thing last week!!! I dont want to use a cheap and nasty range, after all, it is going on peoples face!!! we use skin truth at college and I find it horrible stuff! will be watching this post!
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08-02-08, 04:13 PM
just checked with a local distributor/training centre and Decleor DO supply mobile therapists, check out DECLEOR - Official Website
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08-02-08, 04:45 PM
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but I think certain brands of cosmetics see their product as being 'cheapened' by mobile therapy IYKWIM? I think some cosmetic companies like to maintain a certain amount of exclusivity by deciding who uses and sells their products and who doesn't. I know they don't like too many salons in one area carrying their brand.If you were to go mobile in an area where there was, for example, already a Dermalogica Salon, then your service would detract from the exclusivity for Dermalogica being offered by the salon. Does this make sense? HTH. Clarins are exactly the same, in fact a therapiust has to have a certain square meterage of salon space to use and retail the products including a big window display. Can't say I would want CLARINS hanging out of my home salon window. |
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08-02-08, 05:07 PM
hmmmmmmmm - I just got told on the phone by my local distributor that they do! Maybe it has changed now? I dunno!
Also I don't think dermalogica are too fussed about brand exclusivity as theres 3 salons on the same estate near me that all use dermalogica! And 2 of those are on the same road! |