Am I offering to much?

[Melissaf95]

Hi, so I'm currently a mobile therapist, and have been doing it for a few months and had a really good turn out (new build area=lots of clients)
I currently offer polish/ Gelish manicures and pedicures
Swedish massage (30/45/60 mins)
All waxing
Lash/ brow tints
Semi permanent eyelash enhancements
And I've just bought a start up kit for eve taylor facials.

In the near future I also want to go on a training course and offer cnd acrylics, but does it look like I'm offering to much? I don't know if it's just me being paranoid. I love doing a variety of treatments but I don't know if clients will look and think as I do a bit of everything that I'm not actually skillful as my time isn't spent on just one thing.

Not even sure if this makes sense haha but would love people's opinions.

 

[cocomummy2]

If you were in a salon you'd be offering all that plus more so I don't think clients will look at it that way at all! I think it's good to be versatile, you can potentially build a larger client base by offering more. The only down side I can see is keeping on track of more stock. Good luck. X

 

[blossom]

Love Eve Taylor products, I'm a nail tech but where I go she uses that and I buy it too, wonderful stuff, ethical, cruelty free, brilliant choice x

 

[laurakate]

In my experience, learning more keeps you motivated. If it's financially viable I don't see a disadvantage to it.

 

[Melissaf95]

Love Eve Taylor products, I'm a nail tech but where I go she uses that and I buy it too, wonderful stuff, ethical, cruelty free, brilliant choice x

I'm glad to hear that! Very excited to start using the products x

 

[blossom]

I'm glad to hear that! Very excited to start using the products x

Think I left off organic! X