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STRAIGHT
TALKING Jul. 2007 - Irish Beauty
Health and Safety in your salon?
Did
you know it is a legal requirement, under the Health & Welfare
at Work Act 2005, to have a Health & Safety Statement?
Your
Health & Safety Statement needs to be reviewed annually, more frequently
if there have been changes in the process of new equipment
purchased. All
Health and Safety training needs to be recorded, training
cards need to be signed off by trainer and trainee. Training records
need to be maintained as long as the therapist is employed
with the company and at least 10 years after that. Accident records
causing immediate injury should be maintained for at least 10 years.
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STRAIGHT
TALKING Jun. 2007 - Irish Beauty
MIND YOUR MONEY!
Running a successful salon really boils down to one critical point: making
money.
Your money will work for you and your business will have
enough, more than enough when you give it energy, time
and understanding. You need to know about your
business financially, it is your responsibility.
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STRAIGHT
TALKING May. 2007 - Irish Beauty
DOES YOUR SALON STAND OUT FROM THE CROWD?
Standing out from the crowd is important and it really
is one of the main fundamentals of any marketing and branding
strategy. Clients have a lot of choice and you
have a lot of competition. It is important to send
out a very clear message that your salon is here and you
are great at what you do! Clever branding reinforces
these messages.
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STRAIGHT TALKING Mar. 2007 - Irish Beauty
Trouble Shooting!
People generally
start a salon, or buy a salon for different reasons: sometimes
it is because they are excellent at their chosen profession
and feel they can make a better living working for themselves,
sometimes it is a lifestyle change and sometimes it is simply
a lifelong dream.
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STRAIGHT TALKING Feb. 2007 - Irish Beauty
We constantly hear and read about the importance of setting
goals and making plans for the future. I am a firm believer
in setting goals on both personal and business levels. It’s
important to know where you are going and whether or not you
are getting there.
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it in PDF format
STRAIGHT TALKING Jan. 2007 - Irish Beauty
Personal Survival Tips!
Apart from the day
to day business activities that we have to deal with, there are
many personal pitfalls that we can encounter, many of which can
affect the overall success of our treatment centre, for example
stress, burnout, managing your home life as well as your salon.
So, if you want a successful, thriving business you must take
care of yourself first, not last, as so many salon owners and
managers are inclined to do.
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LIZ
GOES ONLINE Oct. 2006 - Salon Ireland
Top beauty consultant, Liz McKeon has launched a new service
for the industry, available through her website www.lizmckeon.com.
Liz’s new consultancy practice offers advice and consultancy
services for beauty/weIlness/treatment companies who want
to make the most of their business, as well as consultancy
to business start-ups in the treatment arena.
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LIZ
again in RTE's "Off The Rails"- Sep. 2006
Sandra visited skin consultant Liz McKeon to find out the
extent of her skin damage. She's worried about sun-induced
lines and wrinkles, and wants to know how her daily routine
can help - she has only recently started wearing sunscreen.
Liz found that Sandra also had a high level of UV spots.
For an older skin Liz advised a rich moisturising cream with
a vitamin content...
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LIZ
in RTE's "Off The Rails"- Feb. 2005
Liz McKeon from facial works is on board to treat Joanne
to a facial. She analyses Joanne's skin with a cold UV light
and determines that Joanne has some light damage from the
sun's UV rays from working outdoors all of the time. She
decides an environ facial is the best solution. This involves
enriching the skin with vitamins using a face mask with electrodes
connected...
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