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Do you separate your enzyme facials on your menu?

by Robin Lemon

Apr 7, 2015

I am updating my menu and making some changes.   I struggle with having the enzyme as an add on for extra$$. I want more people to benefit from them but afraid if they are priced too high they will miss out.  Currently I just included the enzyme in my signature facial.  I was wondering what everyone else does?  

If I separate them and market them differently like the themed monthly facials skinscript offers, what can I do to make them different than my signature facial?  Do you include massage wiht your enzyme facials?  

Just looking for some inspiration. thanks

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    Sandee Regier

    Hi Robin - yes I do separate my enzyme facials because they are a great quick refresher for clients and change them frequently with the fun combinations that skin scripts comes out with. I list it as ZoomZyme on the menu and advertise the monthly changes in an email campaign. I include cleansing, enzyme, ultrasonic, serum and mask.
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      Debbie McLaughlin

      Morning, Robin.  My regular signature facial is $60, and my enzyme facials are $65.  I do separate them on my menu.  I don't list every single enzyme facial separately; I lump all enzyme facials together on the menu.  It just depends on what my clients need.  I still include some massage with my enzyme facial just like my regular facials; I'm basically just using the enzyme instead of another mask in my regular facial, so massage is still very doable. Hope this helps. 

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        Cheryl Bruss

        Hi Robin

        I do separate my enzymes . 

        I have a classic facial But my customized facials are my enzyme facials. 

        Apr 7, 2015