Hi all,
Once again I'm calling on you guys for knowledge!
I use the Tanning Essentials Rapid tanning system, my gun is usually set to 2 and machine to 3. Tanning appointments tend to take me about 40 mins as I talk the client through the procedure, ask them to fill in consultation form and get set up. When actually tanning I don't rush, I tend to watch the tan solution going onto the client and use that as an indicator as to wether I need to slow it down or be a little quicker. I also always do two layers on my clients (I did my training with St Tropez and they drill it into you to do two layers so if you miss anywhere on the first layer you'll get it on the 2nd)
However, I'm seeing a lot of other tanning technicians feedback on FB and apparently these techs are in, done, and back out of their clients houses again within 20 mins?!
Do you guys think I need to be trying to quicken things up a bit, or are these other techs rushing?
If anyone thinks I need to quicken up then any tips would be fab. Thanks in advance!
Once again I'm calling on you guys for knowledge!
I use the Tanning Essentials Rapid tanning system, my gun is usually set to 2 and machine to 3. Tanning appointments tend to take me about 40 mins as I talk the client through the procedure, ask them to fill in consultation form and get set up. When actually tanning I don't rush, I tend to watch the tan solution going onto the client and use that as an indicator as to wether I need to slow it down or be a little quicker. I also always do two layers on my clients (I did my training with St Tropez and they drill it into you to do two layers so if you miss anywhere on the first layer you'll get it on the 2nd)
However, I'm seeing a lot of other tanning technicians feedback on FB and apparently these techs are in, done, and back out of their clients houses again within 20 mins?!
Do you guys think I need to be trying to quicken things up a bit, or are these other techs rushing?
If anyone thinks I need to quicken up then any tips would be fab. Thanks in advance!
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