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Is Geocities a good source to market my "work from home" spa product?

Jul 08, 2007 by princessbuttercup59 | Posted in Search Engine Optimization

You should get a real domain and host, create a site and go from there. That's what I do for all my companies.

getting in the market is hard. I have a anti-wrinkle, anti-aging skin care system I created, and started to go the route of a MLM for it, but decided it would be easier to simply locate an existing large MLM or Network Marketing company, and license the product to them exclusively.

You might want to consider that - if you have any other questions - feel free to contact me through my profile

What do you think of Bath & Body Works True Blue Spa? Good Product or Sucks? Specifically the stuff for feet

Dec 31, 2007 by ChocklitSlym | Posted in Other - Skin & Body

I just got the True Blue Spa Stuff for Feet From Bath & Body Works. I got it on sale, I’m just wondering if you have used anything for the feet. The “Cracked Heel” Stuff in particular and if so if it really works.

I actually prefer the true blue spa products in bath and body. I work there and took advantage of the tbs sale. The products are a lot better in quality than the signature collection.

How do you make spa products using things around the house?

Aug 24, 2008 by Kelly T | Posted in Other - Skin & Body

I am extremely bored as I have had 6 weeks off school so I decided to do a sorta spa thing and pamper myself. How can I make some products such as face masks cuz I haven't got any in the house? Also, has anyone got some ideas to get rid of boredom in other ways?

My skin is usually dry but during the summer my t-zone gets oily, so I mix half a teaspoon of baking soda with my moisturizing cleanser to open my pores for a deeper clean.

Some good moisturizing masks are a mashed avocado, a teaspoon of tumeric powder mixed in half a cup of plain yogurt, or a honey mask. Honey mixed with brown sugar is good for exfoliation.

A moisturizing body scrub is 1 pt white sugar, 1 pt vegetable oil, a dash of skin smoothing lotion or aloe vera gel, and any essential oil you have to make it smell good (lavender is calming, my fave).

Tea bags (caffeinated) or cucumbers reduce puffiness and circles around the eyes.

And I know people who swear by using mayo on dry hair, letting it sit for a few minutes and then rinsing it out. It's supposed to add a ton of shine and moisturize well- most of my friends just do from their ears down though (to avoid want a greasy scalp).

When I get bored I like to give myself an awesome pedicure. I soak my feet in warm water with bubble bath, use a pumice on them, the works. It makes me feel better and takes a long time. And don't worry, school's about to start back up. You'll be busy again in no time!

Going to a spa party hosted by coworker for Sensaria products, should I bring cash?

Oct 28, 2007 by Grace1228 | Posted in Other - Skin & Body

I don't know if any of you have gone to something like this before, but a coworker is hosting a spa party at her house tomorrow to sample spa products and then everyone can order what they want, similar to the way companies like Pampered Chef sell their products. When people host things like this, do you usually pay when you're there, or later? Would just bringing my checkbook be okay? Thanks for any help!

As you say if you are only ordering what you want, you shouldn't pay until you receive the products. I don't think you have to bring cash with you.

What is the best website or way to make your own spa products?

Jun 25, 2007 by Spa | Posted in Other - Skin & Body

Hi. I just opened a spa and just came out with my own perfume line for it. I use Obe products from Israel, I believe and it is getting costly. So as my fragrance, I want to make my own bath salts, oils for the skin, massage rub, facials, hand lotion, feet lotion, and more please.

You can either tell me or give me the site =o)

Greatly appreciated. If you have any questions you need help with, I'll be sure to respond to the fullest content.

Thank you.

Believe me, the best way is to go to your bookstore (Especially in the girl section!) Usually they have stuff about how to get rid of build up with lemon juice getting rid of dark circles with tea bags or cucumbers and so on. They also usually have specific warnings. You can also just browse in the book then type a special recipe on the internet and you'll find a lot more recipes. I do it almost all the time.

Where can i buy professional spa products?

Jan 13, 2008 by silky P | Posted in Other - Skin & Body

I like products like obagi, glytone, etc. I dont want to always have to go to the spa to get these things. Anybody have any advice?

Survey on spa services/product?

Jan 27, 2009 by Susie Q | Posted in Other - Skin & Body

I'm a licensed Esthetician struggling to find my first job due to my lack of retail experience. So I'm planning on starting up a spa in my home to get some experience.

My survey questions:
Type of skin/body services do you like?
What is your favorite product(s)?

How exciting for you..best of luck! Whatever services generate the most revenue for you, would be the service(s) to master and create your name with. Usually facials and the retail sale of the products you promote during the facial, will generate the most revenue. A great mani/pedi. should also be your forte. You want your clients back, time and time again.

My favourite spa products are..
1. Yonka Skincare - the best line, in my opinion..
2. OPI - the best polishes and essentials for a great mani/pedi.

What is the best product for hair removal for bikini, other than going to a spa and spend $45?

Aug 24, 2007 by Q. Nefertiti | Posted in Other - Beauty & Style

I would like to find out the best hair removal without causing bumps. I love to swimm and my bikini is very small. Everything I tried cause ugly bumps. Any good idea?

Are you talking about a Brazillan bikini wax? Then the best bet is wax it at the spa...
An ordinary bikini wax should only be $15 at the nail saloon.
Anwways, i've tryed shaving and the cream hair removers and they leave me skin so irrated.
The at home wax systems don't work at all.

I am opening a new spa/salon, what product range should i use?

Feb 01, 2008 by sarziemay | Posted in Other - Skin & Body

The salon will specialise in facials, waxing, mani's pedi's, nails, body treatments, makeup etc.

Dermalogica, OPI, and as far as make up I would get something like yourname cosmetics and get your own line. Search online for make up companies- some even have mineral makeup.

What is the best way to market online my new home beauty spa products?

Jun 26, 2007 by princessbuttercup59 | Posted in Small Business

My goal is to obtain as many customers online as I can... any ideas???
Thank you!

I just started an online business, link below, and I am doing a number of things to promote it:

-sign up with google adwords
-make pages on myspace and squidoo
-optimize your place on the search pages
-put your url in every email and forum post
-start a blog
-use PPC (pay per click) services

Those are just a few....there are so many more, you can easily find ideas on any search engine search.

Nancala :)
www.ncslearnalanguageresources.com

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