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30-04-08, 11:12 PM
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1. Manicure - 45 mins (french painted a further 10 mins) 2. Pedicure - 60 mins 3. Lash & Brow Tint - 25 - 30 mins |
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01-05-08, 10:34 AM
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Ditto! Same here!! Mind me asking why do you want to know? xx I can be thick as two planks lol xx |
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01-05-08, 08:43 PM
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01-05-08, 09:35 PM
Manicure 1 hour
Pedicure 1 hour Lash & Brow Tint 20 minutes But as mentioned, I would book out 2 hours 30 mins, to give me a bit of breathing space, and so my client doesn't feel rushed. Hope that helps!! XXX |
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01-05-08, 11:48 PM
in the salon where i work we get 30 mins to do a manicure no extra time to do a french paint 45-1hr for a pedicure depending on wether we are doin a jessica ped or a espa ped and 30 mins for a lash and brow tint x
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01-05-08, 11:56 PM
i'd allow 2 - 2.5 hrs - prob be done in quicker time - but rather that than rushed.
Of course it depends on how luxurious your treatments are/whats involved |
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02-05-08, 06:44 PM
It would probably take me about 2hr 20 min but as the appointment book goes in 15min segments I'd book out 2 1/2hrs.
To do a proper manicure with buffing, proper cuticle work, hand/arm massage & polish is not easy to do in less than about 55 mins. Pedicures are a bit quicker as you don't need to buff & filing is usually quicker. The tinting shouldn't take any longer than an ELT on its own as you can tint the brows while the lashes develop. |
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02-05-08, 08:26 PM
This is VERY quick!!!
I wouldn't feel like I was getting the full treatment, sorry! I would take between 45-60 on manicure depending on type of manicure, same for pedicure, and between 15-20 for eyt/ebt. |
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04-05-08, 09:58 PM
Hi everyone
thankyou all for all the responses you have given me its been a great help and a lot of releif. Thankyou for your reply Top Tottie I was asking this question as I am new to a salon based enviroment. ive been fully qualified as a beauty therapist for 3 rs but have only done mobile so I always gived my clients that little bit of extra time unlike you get in your everyday high street salons, i started out working in a salon and did,nt like it. because i felt i was rushed in doing the treatments and did,nt like the fact that we had to push sales to get commison etc. you already know the client has enjoyed a treatment and you have done your job well if a client gives u a good tip. my highest tip so far has been £5 which I think is fab. The reason for the question was I am new in the salon in which i am renting at the moment and on the day i had this client in for these treatments i would run overtime and wanted a rough idea in which to give notice to the salon owner in advance, in which they were not pleased about lol. A big thankyou ot everyone ![]() |
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