..............................................................................................................................................................................................Tanning - Tanning Booths
Think inside the box By Donna Taylor
Spray tanning is an incredibly popular treatment and has become a staple for many, either for a special occasion, before jetting off on holiday, or simply as a weekly treat to get a gorgeous glow.
A recent study has said that sunless tanning provides one of the highest hourly rates of any mainstream treatment that is offered by salons or Spas.
The initial investment requirement is quite low, meaning that offering spray-tanning treatments isn’t just for salons and Spas with a high budget, smaller salons and mobile therapists can add it to their treatment menu too, and should do!
Whether you are a salon looking to expand your services, or a mobile therapist wanting to offer spray-tanning treatments in the comfort of your clients’ own home, there are a plethora of booths on the market to suit different needs.
In essence, there are three different styles of Spray Tanning Booths: Automated, Extraction and Pop-up or Tent Cubicles.
“If you are considering offering spray tanning services, you will need to decide what is most suitable to your facilities, staffi ng and customer needs, as well as thinking about what message it is that you wish to convey to your customers regarding your style and quality of service,” says Gayle Harper, Brand Manager at Su-do Professional.
Irish Beauty rounds up some of the booths available at the moment….
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