It also requires an openness and understanding on how to ask your clients how they feel.
This may
mean blocking out additional time to learn what they are seeking from their spa experience. Once you hear their needs and offer what the client is seeking, you can add an additional layer of non-competing retail sales to your bottom line.
Some spa properties make this the job of the ser- vice provider while others use a house employee to meet with the client each visit. We see this type of partnership in other selling situations such as weight loss centers and I believe it is important for spas that truly want to offer wellness as a core value to take up this practice.
Our Sprayology collection rejuvenates, relieves, re- stores and rebuilds the body with advanced homeo- pathic oral sprays that have been formulated to pro- mote natural health and wellness from within.
Sprayology marries modern technology with the time-honored tradition of holistic health to provide essential ingredients in a unique spray form to re- plenish the body’s natural resources to function at optimum levels.
The Sprayology line consists of 22 FDA regulated homeopathic formulas and two vitamin sprays de- signed to naturally alleviate today’s most common health and wellness ailments. Sprayology treats is- sues ranging from lack of energy, sleeplessness and weight fluctuations to stress, jet lag, allergies, men- tal distraction, menopause symptoms and more.
We have begun working quite closely within the spa space to educate spas on understanding their client’s needs as well as how to incorporate our products into treatments. We offer programs for retail, service back bar and spa package gifting.
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Ellie Whalen Sprayology Founder & CEO Homeopathic & Vitamin Oral Sprays Better Health is Beautiful!
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