Montagne Jeunesse thoughts

[Wizbit]

Hi, i was wondering what everyone thinks of these face masques?

I'm really wanting to start putting chocolate masques into my mobile treatments and came across one in this make at a local shop today.

Would you consider using it as a professional product or would you just leave it to the clients for their home treatments.

Many thanks

 

[tigi]

I use a few of these personally and do enjoy using them, the breast lift masque is lovely. However, I feel that as a professional, it is better and more professional to use something on a client that is available to buy as a professional only.

Your clients are paying for you, to use your skills and knowledge in order to give them something they cant get or do themselves. You can get chocolate masques , have look on the ellisons site just for example.

just my opinion of course.

tigi

 

[hippy-chick]

Cheap and nasty, see them in superdrug, tesco and also peacocks.
If a therapist applied one of these to me, I'd be out of the door.

 

[Wizbit]

Yeah i guess you are both right! Ha ha! :lol:
Pretty obvious i suppose, but just thought i'd see the opinions!
Jean D'arcel look like they have some nice products but i can't seem to access the prices and sent numerous emails without them actually answering my question!
I'll have another look at Ellisons.

 

[hippy-chick]

I would perserve with Jean D'arcel. Ellisons do some chocolate treatments but its paraffin wax and you would need a special heater, not ideal for mobile.
Also try algolgoie (can't spell it).

 

[Ruth Mills]

Think it's Algologie, Ann (a bit like the Jean Michel Jarre album Chronologie)...
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[Bronzewolf]

Algologie have a fab choccy mask shmells lush and full of goodness from the sea
Frankly i would be pissed off if i was paying for a professional treatment and then got given a mask that i can buy off the shelf at tesco's, its not exclusive enough besides the jenuesse choccy mask was not that great and felt burny on my skin. my 2 cents worth