Hi, Im just a bit confused as I went into a completly differnet hairdressers today to which I normally go to for a trim, on the way out I grabbed a price list for beauty therapys, as I fancy a back massage, on looking at the price list it stated two prices one for a therapist and one for a senior therapist , why ? What is the difference?
Therapist/senior therapist
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Impulse1976
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The senior therapist has probably got a lot more experience than the therapist. In spas the senionr therapists usally have a few therapists working for them - bit like a team leader. Its like when you go to the hairdressers and you have the junior, stylist, sensior stylist and then the director - mmm if we had lots of money we could all get our hair done by the director 
The senior therapist has probably got a lot more experience than the therapist. In spas the senionr therapists usally have a few therapists working for them - bit like a team leader. Its like when you go to the hairdressers and you have the junior, stylist, sensior stylist and then the director - mmm if we had lots of money we could all get our hair done by the director
:lol:..Ok thanks for that hun , thought it would be something like that , just never seen it advertised before on the beauty side only on hair ,as you say.
Katykitten
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I've also only seen that done in hairdressers not on the beauty side. May remember that for when I have a few more years of experience behind me in my salon xx
ADiva1
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H:Room in Reading town centre does this for nails Debbie - i.e. charge more for senior therapist. I have heard of it before...
http://www.hroom.co.uk/2008_Pricelist.pdf
http://www.hroom.co.uk/2008_Pricelist.pdf
