Natalieb125
Active Member
Hi geeks,
I've got a client booked in for a full body scrub and moisturise followed by a luxury facial and I'm trying to work out the best way of doing it! I usually do scrubs in the spa I work at and the clients shower it off but this is a private client at my home treatment room without shower facilities. I'm going to use warm mitts to remove the scrub but what would be the best procedure for keeping it as relaxing as possible without too much moving about? I'm thinking I'll start with the client laying face down and body brush first. Then apply the scrub and mitt it off and wipe over with a dry mitt to make sure all the grains are removed. My problem is, if I then apply the moisturiser (to save them turning over, turning back and then back over!) then any 'bits' that are on the couch will stick to them when they turn over so how do I get around that?! Or I'm wondering, do I only apply scrub to the back when they're face down and then when they turn over get them to bend their legs and do the front & backs at the same time with the scrub followed by moistiser but I don't think that's so relaxing... And obviously I need the bed to be free of any bits because they're then going to be laying there for the facial but don't want them to have to get up half way through the treatment and just stand there while I change the sheets so does anyone know a way around that?! Arghhhh please help! Haha!
I've got a client booked in for a full body scrub and moisturise followed by a luxury facial and I'm trying to work out the best way of doing it! I usually do scrubs in the spa I work at and the clients shower it off but this is a private client at my home treatment room without shower facilities. I'm going to use warm mitts to remove the scrub but what would be the best procedure for keeping it as relaxing as possible without too much moving about? I'm thinking I'll start with the client laying face down and body brush first. Then apply the scrub and mitt it off and wipe over with a dry mitt to make sure all the grains are removed. My problem is, if I then apply the moisturiser (to save them turning over, turning back and then back over!) then any 'bits' that are on the couch will stick to them when they turn over so how do I get around that?! Or I'm wondering, do I only apply scrub to the back when they're face down and then when they turn over get them to bend their legs and do the front & backs at the same time with the scrub followed by moistiser but I don't think that's so relaxing... And obviously I need the bed to be free of any bits because they're then going to be laying there for the facial but don't want them to have to get up half way through the treatment and just stand there while I change the sheets so does anyone know a way around that?! Arghhhh please help! Haha!