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Star Treatment: Mimosa Champagne Holiday Facial
Forget what you've heard about alcohol dehydrating the skin. The Spa at St Julien Hotel and Spa (www.stjulien.com/spa.htm) in Boulder, Colorado, is proving that corking the bubbly can actually be a beneficial skincare treatment. Inspired by the DiVine collection of products from Èminence Organics, the Mimosa Champagne Holiday Facial (50 minutes/$135) is the toast of the season.
Imbibing in this treatment won't bring about the puffy eyes, blotchy skin or anything else associated with too much fun at a holiday party. The treatment includes a Mimosa Champagne Tonique product with champagne grapes to help tighten the skin and promote a radiant appearance. More »
Seasonal Promo: Winter-Weather Feet Treats
When it's cold outside, promotional pedicures warm clients and get them off to a smooth start for the holiday season.
The rush for beach-ready pedicures may be over, but your spa doesn't have to suffer the winter blues. Chilly temperatures take a toll on feet, so now is a good time to capitalize on winterizing services.
When the weather outside is frightful, treat clients to products and protocols that restore ravaged skin. Whether intensely moisturizing, Eastern-inspired or seasonally scented, the following promotions put the spring in clients' steps.
Down to Earth
During the frenetic holiday season, you can help clients stay grounded while simultaneously lifting their spirits with CND's (www.cnd.com) Raw Earth Spa Pedicure. The line is made with volcanic clay, earth-derived nutrients and essential oils. It stirs the senses with heady blends of grapefruit, lavender, peppermint, orange flower, ginger, patchouli and clove bud. More » |
Facility: It's Cold Inside
Ancient Roman bathhouses first touted the benefits of exposing bodies to a rapid drop in temperature. After soaking in steamy hot plunge baths, spa-goers cool off in frigidarium pools. They used the pools to refresh and cleanse, and to reduce their pore sizes after exposure to hot water treatments. More »
Management: Handling Employee Layoffs
Cutting overhead costs may not be enough to recession-proof your business. If the time has come for you to consider employee layoffs, certain precautions can ensure fair treatment and help you avoid costly litigation. Spa owners should retain documentation that supports economic hardship as the reason for an employee layoff. More »
Finance: Hidden Charges
Most day spas accept credit cards, even though they pay a portion of the transaction fee to offer this convenience. To be able to process credit cards, businesses obtain a merchant account with an Independent Sales Organization (ISO). More »
Marketing: Staying at the Day Spa?
Staycation: It's the marketing catchphrase in a downturn economy. Day spas across the country are capitalizing on one of the few bright spots of restricted consumer spending. More »
Legal : Need Deductions, Will Travel
Scrounging for this year's receipts for travel-related business expenses? Before you hunt through every file, knowing which expenses are deductible can save you a lot of time. More »
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