Spa and Salon Reopening Protocol Post COVID-19

In response to the current health crisis, there are recommended changes to existing day to day spa and salon protocols which must be updated for safety.  These recommendations are changing rapidly, so it is advised that in addition to implementing these practices, the business owner checks with local state and city regulations. These tips are to be used as helpful recommendations to keep your salon and spa staff and clients safe. It is most important to uphold the highest level of safety and sanitation practices in your business always.

Facial Treatment Spotlight: Facials for Sensitive Skin and Stressed Skin

Sensitive skin is a broad term and can be used to describe clients who experience redness, irritation, or suffer from sensitive skin conditions, for example eczema or atopic dermatitis.
A big trigger for sensitive skin is stress. A spike in cortisol levels can cause skin to become irritated, red and more sensitive. As an esthetician you can provide relief for your clients by offering an anti-stress and sensitive skin treatments in the salon or spa and at-home.

How to Beat the January Slump — Spa Treatments for the New Year

After all the excitement of the holidays, January can be a slow time for salons and spas – but it doesn’t have to be! In fact, skin treatments should be just as popular in January as gym memberships. Your clients are looking at the year past and making changes for a happier, healthier and more beautiful New Year. So get them back in the spa with great detox packages and winter skin care that will have them glowing from head to toe.

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