Reprinted from the March 2009 issue of Skin Inc. Magazine —————————————— In order to know where you are going, you have to know where you have been. This is true of many things, including the evolution of the spa field and the medical... (Continue reading)
The following question was recently submitted to Skin Inc. magazine and was answered by Deedee Crossett, founder of the San Francisco Institute of Esthetics and Cosmetology (SFIEC) in San Francisco and member of the California State Board of Board of... (Continue reading)
Being a great spa manager means balancing a fine line between being friendly and approachable while also maintaining authority and control. By thinking through what your spa management style is going to be you will be able to become a... (Continue reading)
While offering spa clients a relaxing and enjoyable atmosphere is of the utmost priority for most spas, making a profit is the ultimate goal for any spa owner or spa manager. Making a profit, while also offering clients competitively priced... (Continue reading)
While it’s the spa services that attract a client to the spa, it’s the feeling they get when they enter the spa that will keep them coming back. This is why the interior design of any spa is critical to... (Continue reading)