$7000 Facial ?!?

Stunning actress Mila Kunis, ... prepped for the red carpet by receiving a $7,000 facial from Scott Vincent-Borba, her esthetician.  Read more here:

http://www.artistdirect.com/entertainment-news/article/mila-kunis-p...

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Permalink Reply by Natalya Borkowski on January 19, 2011 at 3:21pm
Wow I would love to have A list actress on my customer list and be able to charge 7k per facial. But honestly I think this diamond and ruby peel is totally over rated!
Permalink Reply by Lauren Snow, ASCP on January 19, 2011 at 4:55pm
Agreed!


Natalya Borakowski said:
Wow I would love to have A list actress on my customer list and be able to charge 7k per facial. But honestly I think this diamond and ruby peel is totally over rated!
Permalink Reply by Joy Freeman on January 19, 2011 at 6:40pm
RIDICULOUS! THAT MUST BE SOME FACIAL!
Permalink Reply by Trish Fisher on January 20, 2011 at 11:26am
Ridiculous!  If he indeed used real gems; that's a total waste!  I couldn't even take $7k from someone and not say, "What are you thinking spending this kind of money on this??"  If anything, I am honest with my clients and I would tell them I could give them a $70 facial with the same result!
Permalink Reply by Reem on February 15, 2011 at 7:22pm
Yes Trish, I totally agree. I feel like that is how we keep our clients. Trust.

Trish Fisher said:
Ridiculous!  If he indeed used real gems; that's a total waste!  I couldn't even take $7k from someone and not say, "What are you thinking spending this kind of money on this??"  If anything, I am honest with my clients and I would tell them I could give them a $70 facial with the same result!
Permalink Reply by Sandy Alcide on February 17, 2011 at 10:28am
There was a facialist in manhattan that happened to have Susan Seranden walk in for a facial without an appointment. Her facilas were no more magnificent than any other talented facialist but, just by having an A actress walk in, her facial price went from $85.00 to $350.00-for the same facial.
Permalink Reply by Nicole Martin on February 20, 2011 at 4:57pm

I would never think to charge someone more just because they were an actress and I would not treat them any different then I would my regular clients.  Sure maybe they have the money to pay for it but is it really fair to charge someone a different price just because they are famous.  I guess if Susan requested additional time or you had to cancel your afternoon and make that up to your regulars later maybe?  But then I would not cancel my regulars since they are the ones that have helped pay my bills for the last 10 years. 

For 7k you better look like a whole new person.  I know sometimes people have more money then sense but still........I agree with Trish - I am honest with my clients and they know if they ask me about something I am going to give them my honest opinion.  They can take my advice or not that is up to them.

Permalink Reply by Colette Fontana on February 21, 2011 at 6:43am
I seriously doubt Mila Kunis paid $7,000 for a facial.  In general, celebrities get a lot of freebies or comps from people hoping to get "bragging rights" by performing treatments on them.  Second, using crushed gemstones to perform a facial seems to me just "glitter and glamour" used to justify the outrageous price tag, when plain old microdermabrasion could easily do the job just as well. Or sandpaper for that matter.
Permalink Reply by Karin Schulz-McClain on March 11, 2011 at 3:51pm
I'm thinking for $7K she should have gotten a full face-lift. What a waste of gems.
Permalink Reply by Virginia Mabbun on March 21, 2011 at 2:59pm

I feel sorry Mila Kunis for not having any common sense for paying that much for a facial. 

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