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goldigga

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I haven't really started out mobile yet,just done friends and family and i kept getting asked for price lists so i printed a few up with the name i originally was going to use Miss Divine Beauty,but i'm not so sure of it now,first hubby said it he didn't really like it then a few people have sort of smiled or giggled when i say it,do u think i should change it to something else? if so any ideas,i really like the idea of a one word name,thought of Coral Beauty? any ideas appreciated

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i like coral beauty. :) more than miss devine.

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I like Coral Beauty too. Feminine and classy. ;)
 

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What do you want to call it? Stepping out and calling yourself something different is a brave step. I called our first salon 2 dumb blondes, so I should know!

But you know what? I have never ever regretted it. If you are sure either are right for you then just do it.

Pesonally divine beauty gets my vote. It's different, I really like it and coral beauty doesn't do it for me.

Use whichever you like ! Put it this way, at least they won't forget you!!!! And to me that's a win win situation all round!
 
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Miss Divine Beauty sounds like a gay/transvestite place to me.Sorry no offence intended.
Coral Beauty is very boring imo.
Pick a name that says something urban,or local,or personal.
Golddigga your name on here ,sounds good and unique imo.
Funny and different.
 

EMMA AT ELITE

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How about drop the "Miss" and just go for "Divine Beauty" that way you are sticking to your roots, sounds more elegant & classy, has a better ring to it.
Also if you did stick with "Miss Divine Beauty" to me reads women only, I think it may put men off, & men love a pamper too! x
 

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choose something different and that reflects you.

I named mine Powder & Pout, lol,

when I first saud it everyone laughed but I knew it was me and persevered - its good beacuse I stand out from all the regular beauty names and the customers love it and chat about it and most importantly i adore it!

Clare
 

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I agree with Emma. "Divine Beauty" sounds so much better without the "Miss". Divine means things like: Beautiful, Blissful, Wonderful, Heavenly etc so is a great choice for your services.

Having said that, it is YOUR business so you have to do what sounds right for YOU.
Elaine x
 

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