Be part of the Toning Revolution


Body Action and your Business


Unlike conventional salon treatments Body Action offers additional benefits to your business without ongoing costs.


 No high-priced consumables to purchase  Maintenance free, no downtime  Hands off treatment means no additional staffing  Minimal space, won’t affect current treatments


The Facts


 A Body Action machine takes up just 1 metre square of space – the same as a plant pot,


 Body Action machines come with a 3 year rental contract costing just £5 a day,


 A Body Action session lasts just 10 minutes,  Salons charge an average of £4 a session,


 Slim images is a one stop shop for supplying, installing and demonstrating Body Action.


Cost per session £


4 4 4 4 4


Workouts per day


4 8


16 32 64


Days per week


6 6 6 6 6


Weekly


income £ 96


192 384 768


1,536


 With our fixed term- fixed priced rental scheme just 2 clients a day is going to return you a profit.


Body Action and your Customers


Regular sessions bring about the following documented effects to users:  Upper Body Toning


 Lower Body Toning  Improved Body Shape


 Improved Mobility  Increased Circulation


 Increased Range of Motion


 Reduced Excess Body Fat  Reduced Cellulite  Increased Strength


 Minimise Chronic Back Pain


Call us now on 0800 731 2799 The Future of Toning is Here!


0800 731 2799


 With over 21 years experience in the Beauty Industry, customer satisfaction is our guarantee and our team is always on hand to offer free advice. To find out more call us or visit www.bodyaction.co.uk


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