Zooks
Well-Known Member
Hi Geeks
Looking for a little advice but mainly sounding things out I think, not sure if this should be in business or skin.
I have offered Tanning for 3 years. I don't enjoy it, neverhave and it is definitely one of my weaker treatments. I eally wanted to keep it in the salon because I have always thought it's a good treatment to have on board. I haven't done a tan in a good 6 months and even then that was probably the only one I have done in months, I never push it as I don't want to do them!
I have done so few that my solution is out of date and I have a couple booked in for weddings which I will have to order new solution in for...which will also be highlylikely to just sit there until it expires.
After all that garble, my piint it I think I want to give it up. I have an employee who also isn't trained or interested in tanning.
Is it bad business sense to drop it? The thought of it annoys me now as I would rather do anything but a tan.
Advic appreciated!
Looking for a little advice but mainly sounding things out I think, not sure if this should be in business or skin.
I have offered Tanning for 3 years. I don't enjoy it, neverhave and it is definitely one of my weaker treatments. I eally wanted to keep it in the salon because I have always thought it's a good treatment to have on board. I haven't done a tan in a good 6 months and even then that was probably the only one I have done in months, I never push it as I don't want to do them!
I have done so few that my solution is out of date and I have a couple booked in for weddings which I will have to order new solution in for...which will also be highlylikely to just sit there until it expires.
After all that garble, my piint it I think I want to give it up. I have an employee who also isn't trained or interested in tanning.
Is it bad business sense to drop it? The thought of it annoys me now as I would rather do anything but a tan.
Advic appreciated!