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hippy-chick
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a salon I worked at used it, I've had a few facials with the products (nice), even bought the products to use at home (did nothing for my skin) which lasted about a year, cos I got 500ml bottles. Within a week of using Liz Earle my skin was transformed and got compliments from a therapist that worked at the salon!
I took over from a therapist that had the Matis stock in and had an opportunity to buy the whole range for a really good price, I got the rep in to discuss it, but knew that I couldn't promote the range whole heartedly because I didn't believe it could do what it said.
they are a good company, the products are nice enough, the retail is reasonable, but I am looking at a range from an entirely different viewpoint probably, I want products to be as natural as possible, wheras matis have a repuation for performance.
incidentally, the salon has last month changed their matis range for another company, and thats after using matis for nigh on 10 years.
I took over from a therapist that had the Matis stock in and had an opportunity to buy the whole range for a really good price, I got the rep in to discuss it, but knew that I couldn't promote the range whole heartedly because I didn't believe it could do what it said.
they are a good company, the products are nice enough, the retail is reasonable, but I am looking at a range from an entirely different viewpoint probably, I want products to be as natural as possible, wheras matis have a repuation for performance.
incidentally, the salon has last month changed their matis range for another company, and thats after using matis for nigh on 10 years.
bombini
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I absolutley love Matis !
Its one of the top three ranges that I love, its very, very effective for anti-ageing and the products for oily/acne skin are fabulous.
If I had a high street salon and money was no object then I would definetely stock Matis.
One of the reasons I choose not to stock them is because I don't feel as a company they do enough to promote the range to consumers within the UK and I really needed a well known range that would entice clients in and that I didn't have to promote as much as a less well known range.
Its one of the top three ranges that I love, its very, very effective for anti-ageing and the products for oily/acne skin are fabulous.
If I had a high street salon and money was no object then I would definetely stock Matis.
One of the reasons I choose not to stock them is because I don't feel as a company they do enough to promote the range to consumers within the UK and I really needed a well known range that would entice clients in and that I didn't have to promote as much as a less well known range.
Hi Bombini,
I'm trying to decide which range to go with as I can't afford a huge outlay! There's Guinot, Dermalogica and Susan Molyneux around me, so i really need another range that people have heard of but that isn't expensive to start up with, can you reccomend any?
xx
I'm trying to decide which range to go with as I can't afford a huge outlay! There's Guinot, Dermalogica and Susan Molyneux around me, so i really need another range that people have heard of but that isn't expensive to start up with, can you reccomend any?
xx
bombini
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What sort of budget do you have ?
There are a few Dermalogica salons near me (within a mile radius) and none of us effect each others business (as far as I know) however Im out of the town centre and they are in the town so we have totally different target audiences.
Two ranges that I can think of that are well known and not massive start up costs are Environ & Mary Cohr. I have never tried Environ but I am a fan of Mary Cohr, they are the sister company of Guinot although they have a different UK distributor and I think the start up is around £2500 well it used to be.
There are a few Dermalogica salons near me (within a mile radius) and none of us effect each others business (as far as I know) however Im out of the town centre and they are in the town so we have totally different target audiences.
Two ranges that I can think of that are well known and not massive start up costs are Environ & Mary Cohr. I have never tried Environ but I am a fan of Mary Cohr, they are the sister company of Guinot although they have a different UK distributor and I think the start up is around £2500 well it used to be.
crazysaz
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mary cohr is doing an offer where if you buy the start up package - around £3k you get a £3k machine free. the skincare sanctuary is their distributor and they also stock gatineau and phytomerwhere if you spend £4k with those 2 you get £6k worth of stuff for face and body plus you get 1.5k worth of make up free or £1k put into a personal bank account. they do great rep support and fab wee packs for retailing. i thought i liked mary cohr but i tried a moisturiser and wasnt impressed. gatineau is very scientific and anti aging but a lot of my clients havnet heard of it so if i do change then it'll prob dermalogica. i have nimue in and love it but its too expensive to retail and the people in ireland who distribute it are a total joke.
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giggles05
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hi
i have been a matis salon for 5 years and love the product, i have had so many brilliant results with it, in delicate oily and they have a brilliant new antiageing range, i know the start up was around 3K, but the support is much better than other skin care ranges. i used to be a elemis salon and got no support at all, i have also used dermalogica:cry: rubbish. i like matis because it is exclusive to proffesional salons,:smack:
i have been a matis salon for 5 years and love the product, i have had so many brilliant results with it, in delicate oily and they have a brilliant new antiageing range, i know the start up was around 3K, but the support is much better than other skin care ranges. i used to be a elemis salon and got no support at all, i have also used dermalogica:cry: rubbish. i like matis because it is exclusive to proffesional salons,:smack:
