carriej
Member
Hi Folks,
I have been using Babor facial products for the past 5 years. It's what I had been trained with in school; and I liked it so why change?
I have been relativey happy with it in my salon; but I would like to find a lower priced alternative, and some of my clients have been voicing that they don't like paying the prices. If a client purchases cleanser, day cream, and night cream, the price can really get up there, even if I bite a little into my revenue to keep them coming back. However, my costs are rising and it looks like I'm going to have to find an alternative.
I am thinking of switching to something else. Preferably something that costs less than $100 to set my clients up with some decent home care (cleanser, exfoliate, cream, etc).
I am in Canada - and I know not everything is available everywhere; but if anyone has any suggestions for me that would be wonderful. I would also prefer to not have be retrained - I just want an entry level, basic product that my clients can use.
I have been using Babor facial products for the past 5 years. It's what I had been trained with in school; and I liked it so why change?
I have been relativey happy with it in my salon; but I would like to find a lower priced alternative, and some of my clients have been voicing that they don't like paying the prices. If a client purchases cleanser, day cream, and night cream, the price can really get up there, even if I bite a little into my revenue to keep them coming back. However, my costs are rising and it looks like I'm going to have to find an alternative.
I am thinking of switching to something else. Preferably something that costs less than $100 to set my clients up with some decent home care (cleanser, exfoliate, cream, etc).
I am in Canada - and I know not everything is available everywhere; but if anyone has any suggestions for me that would be wonderful. I would also prefer to not have be retrained - I just want an entry level, basic product that my clients can use.
