Telling clients I'm no longer offering lash lift

[rippersroo]

Hi as the title states I'm no longer doing lash lift as of last week.
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Couple of brief reasons why are- I do so little amount of clients for this by the time sometime books again the product has gone off. I find this not being cost effective for me, also I am so busy now with lash extensions and nails I can barely fit in the odd client for lash lift. I have about 5 ladies who have it a few times a year and only 1 that rebooks when she leaves as opposed to doing about 5/6 lash extension clients a day.
There are other reasons but I'll be rambling on.
I'm going to be doing my last 3 booked lash lifts over the next few weeks and not sure how to tell these clients I will no longer be offering it (especially the one that rebooks) as I'm guessing they'll ask why and I don't think explaining that it's not cost effective for me is a reason to tell a client.
Any ideas please? Do you think it would be ok to say It's just not a popular treatment so I've decided to drop it?
Thankyou

 

[blossom]

Oh absolutely. Don't get hung up on being completely truthful lol

Can you not buy it in sachets though? X

 

[beautyxperts]

Just let them know, maybe offer the alternative of lash extensions if this is more your passion with a small discount? Or alternatively is there anyone you can recommend for this treatment and pass the lash lift clients to them?

 

[rippersroo]

Hi ladies thanks for your replies.
Yes it can be in sachets, but I'm not sure about the use-by on them. And there are other reasons I'm not keen on the treatment now.
I will suggest lash extensions I just don't want people thinking I'm trying to get more money out of them as lashes with infills are obviously more regular than lash lift every few months.
Thankyou