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unity · 05-05-2008, 02:18 PM

I dont get it Jim. Beachbum110 does what we do and almost every salon I have been to. I have thought of charging for eyewhere. Still on the fence, but there is once salon that does and we get more than a few complaints about it.

Whats next, bring your own lamps? The eyewear is a part of the experience. If salons in your area charge for it, well thats normal and what people may expect. If not then you are going against the "norm" and that may upset some. Properly sanitized eyewear is perfectly acceptable.

05-05-2008, 02:18 PM	#19 (permalink)
unity I vote for DERF! Join Date: Jan 6 2004 Location: Midwest-ish Posts: 2,064 Rep Power: 5	Re: How would you transition from providing eye protection to requiring eye protectio I dont get it Jim. Beachbum110 does what we do and almost every salon I have been to. I have thought of charging for eyewhere. Still on the fence, but there is once salon that does and we get more than a few complaints about it. Whats next, bring your own lamps? The eyewear is a part of the experience. If salons in your area charge for it, well thats normal and what people may expect. If not then you are going against the "norm" and that may upset some. Properly sanitized eyewear is perfectly acceptable. __________________ Quote by mkubal on prinitng: "I think that when the print dialogue says "(borderless)" what it really means to say is "(this would be borderless were it not for the giant white border).""