electrolyis prices

[rebeccabeeley]

Iv just finished my refresher course with sterex and want to start offering electrolysis in my salon. I have the blend machine.

can anyone help me with prices for this treatment? What system works best? How much do you charge

Thanks in advance
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[Zo Zo]

I notice you live in Spain... are there many others offering this treatment near to you? I would recommend you see what the competition are charging. With regard to which method is best, tblend has some advantages over diathermy (such as less pain, less reaction on the skin, less re-growth) but blend doesn't work so well on a very dry skin, so it's impossible to generalise. I normally try both on a new client, see how easily the hairs come out, how the skin is looking, and how the client feels about the sensation. Many say blend is best but some clients prefer diathermy.

 

[rebeccabeeley]

my thread isnt very clear i ment what system of pricing is best, knowone in my area does electrolysis believe it or not thats why im stuck on pricing. Thankyou for your quick reply though what do you charge?

 

[Zo Zo]

This is what I charge:-

Up to 5 mins £8
Up to 10 mins £12
Up to 15 mins £15
Up to 20 mins £18
Up to 30 mins £25
Up to 45 mins £30
Up to 60 mins £40

There are therapists in my area who charge more than me, but the therapist I go to charges less than me... it's tricky.

 

[rebeccabeeley]

thanks for that, as there is no other salon in the area offering electrolysis i was thinking
15min=20 euro
30min=30 euro

2x15min sessions in a week = 30 euro
(both sessions must be paid for on the first treatment and is non refundable)

3x15min sessions in a week = 45 euro
(all 3 sessions must be paid for on the first treatment and is non refundable)

 

[Zo Zo]

Sounds ok, but in my experience clients don't come more often than once a week. How about selling a course such as 15 mins for 20 euro or pay in advance for a course of 6 and get the seventh session free?