Rhonda Allison: advice, tips, must have products?

Hello, everyone!

I own my own small spa and I currently use Skin Script, but I've always been really interested in Rhonda Allison, it's just a bit overwhelming for a new(ish) business owner. My RA rep has been very helpful, but I was wanting some input from you guys.

1. Is RA worth it? I love Skin Scipt's education, easy to follow protocols, and simple approach to skin care. However, a lot of my clients have complained that they don't like the products, and I have to admit I'm not crazy about things like their eye creams or moisturizers. Maybe there's something I'm not doing in the treatment room that is preventing the full benefit of Skin Script?

2. If you do recommend RA, what are some of your must have's for backbar and retail?

I really want my services and retail to be affordable, but I also believe that skin care is an investment, so I'm torn.

Thoughts? Thanks!

Tags: allison, care, retail, rhonda, script, skin, skincare

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Permalink Reply by Victoria Prinzo on May 4, 2015 at 10:37pm

Hi Amanda

I purchased some Skin Script prodcuts at a trade show and at the beginning I liked them but now not so much...

RA is my bread and butter. Get their cleansers, people love it, and the back bar enzymes like cherry and bromeline paste are a must. I could do without some of the serums tough. but overall RA is an excellent line. You will have to invest a good amount of time learning this line however...and the products are very active so start with the more gentle enzymes like the ones I mentioned. If you have been working with SS, RA is several steps up as far how stimulating they are on client's skin.

More clinical and results oriented vs SS for sure, thats why you need to start easy.

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Permalink Reply by MoniqueD on June 3, 2015 at 8:41pm

Does RA require a minimum order?

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Permalink Reply by Victoria Prinzo on June 4, 2015 at 12:31pm

Yes, I think is $1500, but I opened my acct in 2011 so not sure whats the deal now. But you can place a trial small order at the beginning and I think at trade shows you can also place an order.

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Permalink Reply by Michele Corley on May 8, 2015 at 1:21pm

Hi Amanda,

You may want to look at my line, Michele Corley Clinical Skin Care.

You could consider supplementing or adding a handful of products to what you currently carry. We have lots of moisturizer choices and an eye product that addresses fine lines, wrinkles, dark circles and puffiness. I have estheticians that have been practicing for 25 years plus that swear by it.

We don’t have minimum order requirements so it is easy to start with a handful of products and build from there. We also don’t allow on line sales to protect your retail sales. Additionally, because of our no online sales policy many of our clients enjoy a 3 – 5 time mark up.

You can find a wealth of information on my website, www.michelecorleyclinicalskincare.com

I would welcome a conversation to learn more about your business and goals and how we can benefit you.

Please let me know if I can answer any questions or be of assistance in any way.