What do you think of this salon name?

[Sue1971]

Taking small steps to opening up my new beauty salon. What do you think of the name Reem beauty! I wanted something quirky to match my personality! I did initially have bang tidy, until a man said it sounded like a dodgy massage parlour! What do you think of Reem? Any other ideas would be appreciated thanks x

 

[jacquelineanna]

Taking small steps to opening up my new beauty salon. What do you think of the name Reem beauty! I wanted something quirky to match my personality! I did initially have bang tidy, until a man said it sounded like a dodgy massage parlour! What do you think of Reem? Any other ideas would be appreciated thanks x

Do you think it might become a bit out-dated ... possibley ... maybe??

How about D-Reem Beauty

 

[Sue1971]

Yes, now I have thought about it I think you may be right there that in 10yrs (if I'm still trading!!) it will sound daft!
Thanks for the honest reply x

 

[Mobile Manicure]

What does Reem refer to? When I was younger in Australia, to be "reemed" was very rude. it was something someone did to you from behind. I won't go any further but it would certainly put me off! :wink2:

 

[Geminikelli]

Sorry but hate it total fad name and no one will know what it means in ten years (sorry)

 

[LaurenSparkles]

...sounds abit chavvy...not somewhere id go into...sorry :/ xx

 

[MrsHBeauty]

It might just be ok in certain areas now but I don't think it will in the future, naming a business is so hard! You thinks you've to it but then it all falls down.

Xx

 

[Bonnie@lashout]

i think its cute, but defo a fad name,

it will make it hard for you to get the kind of clientelle needed, rather than just vazazzles!!

 

[izzidoll]

What does Reem refer to? When I was younger in Australia, to be "reemed" was very rude. it was something someone did to you from behind. I won't go any further but it would certainly put me off! :wink2:

Same meaning here in Scotland....I was a bit and :o when I read that as a potential business name !

 

[Andrea85]

Reem? Meaning what? I don't get it!

 

[MobileChic]

There is a salon round my way called Reem, they do hair and beauty hun. Good luck with your naming though!

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[Karen-Nail Tech]

...sounds abit chavvy...not somewhere id go into...sorry :/ xx

My thoughts too x

 

[Leely]

Reminds me of TOWIE.

When I was looking for a name for my mobile business I wrote down a few things I thought about my self, personality wise, skills etc and looked at names that were already around the area I lived.

I then asked my hubby to do the same and any that matched was on the short list . Good luck with what ever you decide on naming your salon it's a tough choice to make xx

 

[katehenry]

sorry i agree with the others .. a little chavvy and will deffo become out-dated
will only attract certain type of client i think - but if thats the clientele you're trying to cater for why not offer a seperate *reem* beauty menu for the younger audience and have fun naming your treatments or packages after the characters etc in the tv prog im assuming you got the idea from

 

[Sue1971]

Ahh thanks all for the great responses. Definitely not going to use that name! Back to the drawing board again !! What a nightmare this is!

 

[beautician12345]

Any chance you can explain what REEM beauty means (I also only know the X rated meaning!)

 

[Sue1971]

I honestly didn't realise there was a rude meaning!! Mortified now! I just meant the word used by joey Essex in townie. He uses the word to mean cool, gorgeous, words to that effect x

 

[EmJZ]

here is a link to a site that has a list of different meanings for the word beautful.

Synonyms for Beautiful | Ego Dialogues

you could see if you like any of those with "beauty"

p.s. I personally like "Ravishing Beauty"

 

[manystyle]

Reem\ (r?m), n. [Heb.] (Zo["o]l.) The Hebrew name of a horned wild animal, probably the Urus.

???

 

[Andrea85]

I honestly didn't realise there was a rude meaning!! Mortified now! I just meant the word used by joey Essex in townie. He uses the word to mean cool, gorgeous, words to that effect x

I'm still non the wiser, so I would say it's definitely not a good idea.