Help! Good or Bad Idea for retail product for tanning....

Tinaballerina

Hey Geeks,

Do you think it would be a good or bad idea to sell exfoliation gloves ( you know the ones you use in the shower) after a spray tan??

Obviously the tan starts to go patchy after a few days so they can use the gloves to scrub off the tan after these few days

What do you think?

Thanks

bambie_eyes · 12-05-11, 08:11 PM

Hi,

I do mobile beauty and I sell these to customers and they go down well for help the tan fade evenly and also post waxing to prevent in growing hairs.....a great way to make a few extra pounds on top of a treatment.

Ellie x

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Tinaballerina · 12-05-11, 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by bambie_eyes

Hi,

I do mobile beauty and I sell these to customers and they go down well for help the tan fade evenly and also post waxing to prevent in growing hairs.....a great way to make a few extra pounds on top of a treatment.

Ellie x

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Thanks Ellie, I was worried clients might think that its a bad thing becasue the tan fades patchy but all do right... well the ones i trialled have!! x x

bambie_eyes · 13-05-11, 04:41 PM

I sell them on the basis that it helps there tan fade evenly to avoid it going patchy.....they normally snap them up when I say that! advise gentle exfoliation too rather than harsh scrubbing x

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Baggybear · 13-05-11, 06:34 PM

If I was to sell them I would not mention fade off at all.

I would sell them for 'perfect pre tan exfoliation'.

I would not want to put it into their head that there may be patchy fade off.

Jenx · 14-05-11, 08:14 AM

yep i agree with the others, if they have exfoliated before the tan then it should fade off evenly. I would sell them for pre-tan care rather than aftercare xxx

Pinkbunny28 · 14-05-11, 12:24 PM

You could sell them this pre-tan when they book and then post tan sell tan enhancer elongater creamy stuff (does anyone know what i mean lol!?)

Terrinew16 · 14-05-11, 12:50 PM

I think it's a good idea. Does anyone know where you could buy them in bulk cheap enough to make a profit? X

milliondollars · 14-05-11, 02:10 PM

eBay? They do good wholesale on there x

luci106 · 16-05-11, 12:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Pinkbunny28

You could sell them this pre-tan when they book and then post tan sell tan enhancer elongater creamy stuff (does anyone know what i mean lol!?)

Love your description lol that's fab! I know what you mean hun PRE tan exfoliation scrub and post tan - tan extender sachet x

ABDiva · 16-05-11, 12:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tinaballerina

Hey Geeks,

Do you think it would be a good or bad idea to sell exfoliation gloves ( you know the ones you use in the shower) after a spray tan??

Obviously the tan starts to go patchy after a few days so they can use the gloves to scrub off the tan after these few days

What do you think?

Thanks

I think its a really good idea, how much would you sell them for?

Tinaballerina Very geeky Posts: 477 Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: cardiff	Help! Good or Bad Idea for retail product for tanning.... - 12-05-11, 07:38 PM Hey Geeks, Do you think it would be a good or bad idea to sell exfoliation gloves ( you know the ones you use in the shower) after a spray tan?? Obviously the tan starts to go patchy after a few days so they can use the gloves to scrub off the tan after these few days What do you think? Thanks

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bambie_eyes Geeklette Posts: 20 Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: East riding of yorkshire	12-05-11, 08:11 PM Hi, I do mobile beauty and I sell these to customers and they go down well for help the tan fade evenly and also post waxing to prevent in growing hairs.....a great way to make a few extra pounds on top of a treatment. Ellie x posted with Samsung Galaxy S

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bambie_eyes Geeklette Posts: 20 Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: East riding of yorkshire	13-05-11, 04:41 PM I sell them on the basis that it helps there tan fade evenly to avoid it going patchy.....they normally snap them up when I say that! advise gentle exfoliation too rather than harsh scrubbing x posted with Samsung Galaxy S

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Baggybear Grand Geek Posts: 3,704 Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Merthyr Tydfil - South Wales -UK	13-05-11, 06:34 PM If I was to sell them I would not mention fade off at all. I would sell them for 'perfect pre tan exfoliation'. I would not want to put it into their head that there may be patchy fade off.

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Jenx Freaky geeky Posts: 1,251 Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: www.beautyrevolution.co.uk	14-05-11, 08:14 AM yep i agree with the others, if they have exfoliated before the tan then it should fade off evenly. I would sell them for pre-tan care rather than aftercare xxx

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Pinkbunny28 Master Geek Posts: 1,924 Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: London	14-05-11, 12:24 PM You could sell them this pre-tan when they book and then post tan sell tan enhancer elongater creamy stuff (does anyone know what i mean lol!?)

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Terrinew16 Very geeky Posts: 466 Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: London	14-05-11, 12:50 PM I think it's a good idea. Does anyone know where you could buy them in bulk cheap enough to make a profit? X

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milliondollars Real geeky Posts: 348 Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Brighton	14-05-11, 02:10 PM eBay? They do good wholesale on there x

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