FAUX beauty

5 things that are worth the money - clinic edition

1. Air conditioning! I will say it until I’m blue in the face, there is just no excuse to be cancelling peoples appointments due to the heat 🥵 a comfortable client is a happy client.

2. Luxury scents - whether it’s a gorgeous candle or oil diffuser I definitely think it makes a good impression and I love when people compliment the smell of the salon!

3. Decent booking software - something that does more than just appointment scheduling, financial reports etc are what you need to get a handle on your business, profit, loss etc so having it all in one place is ideal.

4. Good quality lighting - you can’t produce your best work if you can’t see everything in detail. Plus good lighting = good photos and good photos = good marketing and more clients …. It basically pays for itself

5. Furniture / furnishings - creating a high end feel is a crucial part of keeping high end clients, a good beauty bed and furnishings make a lasting impression.

Comment your must have investments below ⬇️

A little Sculptra ASMR 👂 🤤

Comment your favourite sound below 👇🏼 mine is the Tor-bac ampule snap.

Watch me treat the “smokers lines” with a speciality filler.

Product choice & knowledge of filler theology are key when attempting this type of treatment.

Some cannula work to provide support, combined with some superficial cross hatching with a needle will offer the most natural but effective result in this case.

If these lines bother you, drop me a message and let me fix them for you.

I don’t know who needs to hear this but your filler doesn’t automatically need topping up every 12 months…

Some fillers last years &
Some clients hold filler better than others

Always be guided by an injector you trust (and don’t ditch them when they turn you away 😅)

Trust me, if we thought it would look good, we would do it! Let’s face it, declining a paying customer isn’t exactly good for business.

I can’t speak for everyone but if I turn you away it’s because I want you to look the best version of yourself, rather than turning you into an exaggerated version. Plus I don’t want to put my name to anything that looks outrageous. (Equally bad for business!)