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Full body wax for £35? In no way do I mean to sound condescending, but it's too cheap for a confident job. You need to see her to give advice. If she refuses to come in then insurance claim may be void. I'm not 100% on that but would make sense. Tho I wouldn't hand money back as its accepting...

She needs to come in and see you! Pics are not enough for you to determine her skins condition. If she feels it's bad enough she should go straight to a doctor. The price (in money) is not at all the priority

I have a new client who's bikini I waxed 2weeks ago. All went well as far as I was concerned. I had been warned previously that she could be a troublemaker, but I took the appointment anyway. I pre waxed, tested the wax between each strip. After waxed and gave after care advice. Now two weeks...

you could foil alternating 55/66 and a highlift? Save you going through it twice

Sorted it [emoji3] just doubting myself when didn't have to

I tried 8/38 kp as lowlights on my client. The result is a little warm for my client. What would you suggest for a more natural or ashy tone? Thanks

Brilliant :)

These are wella instructions Pre shampoo 30grams of blondor 30ml 6% 15ml shampoo 60ml warm water Mix and apply to required areas. Development is visual Hth

Just out of interest what happened with the therapist that did lash and brow tint without testing. Sued?

Thanks for sharing. I couldn't forgive myself if someone had a reaction like that and I hadn't patch tested. Getting sued for it wouldn't be great either

Brilliant, thanks for sharing :)

I was faffing about on it last night and wondered the same thing. Also when doing price list on it how to get the £ and numbers to line up. Mine looked squinty lol

Could try webstudio.co.uk. It's paid monthly, has unlimited pages and is completely controlled by you what is on it

Thanks just pampered that's cleared a few things up in my head. I'll have a look and ask lots of questions while I'm there. Probably too much for me to take on by the sounds of it. Just when I saw the price I thought it didn't sound much more than renting a chair/room or nail bar. But there's...

It's empty and was running as a chiropodists clinic. There's short and long therm leases available. Does that sound like there's lease and rent to pay? That'd be like paying twice (in my mind anyway). There's a hairdresser next to it so wouldn't be able to offer hair but could do nails and beauty.

oh and can someone explain rent and leasing. I've been trying to define them online but can't understand the jargon lol. Is rent paid as well as a fee for leasing? or is the rent basically like a mortgage for leasing. Probably not making sense haha

I have arranged to view a commercial property and wonder if any geeks have any advice. It's advertised with a weekly rent (rent includes all water charges, electricity charges and building rates)!! I haven't rented a shop before so don't know the ins and outs of leases etc. The rent sounds...

That's for party lashes

I've never found a problem with salon system glue

are the removers different too? I find the individual lash remover pretty strong. That could just be me tho lol