Spray Tan: How do I tell my clients that they need to pay more? - Page 3 - tanTALK

besthands · 01-17-2012, 11:21 AM

If you really want to spend some time wasing time, figure out how many square feet of skin is on the average person, ( i believe its around 13) then figure out how many square feet of skin in on a fuller sized peron. Im quessing just around 16- 17. Then figure oz of solution divided into the square footage of said client. Next, breakdown cost of solution per oz., then you could figure the cost of our fuller sized client versus our leaner sized clients.
Seriously, if you feel the need to raise you costs thats fine, but dont affend your clients in the hopes of making a quick buck, i promise clients are very $$ wise as are the rest of us. As i've said before" be generious to your clients and they will do the same for you" .

House of Tan · 01-17-2012, 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by besthands

...figure out how many square feet of skin is on the average person, ( i believe its around 13) then figure out how many square feet of skin in on a fuller sized peron. Im quessing just around 16- 17. Then figure oz of solution divided into the square footage of said client. Next, breakdown cost of solution per oz., then you could figure the cost of our fuller sized client versus our leaner sized clients.

:)

I love it, kind of like quotes for house painting.

$ per Sq/Ft tanning Inc.

I am going to make an App for this!

sunnie side up · 01-18-2012, 12:47 PM

so if a very short super skinny person comes in are you only going to charge them $20.00 one flat fee it all weighs out in the end. Like that person does not know they are bigger they get up and look at themself everyday and may even be uncomfortable getting sparayed by you but they still gave you money and deserve to try to feel better about themself without being reminded that they are larger than average

besthands · 01-18-2012, 02:11 PM

Theres probably an app. for making that app. ??? LOL

JOHN @ URI · 01-18-2012, 03:32 PM

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Tell them it's like the painting contractor biz. A barn costs more to paint than a bedroom.

That's funny...

I agree with a flat fee. Will you charge less for a midget?

01-18-2012, 12:47 PM	#23 (permalink)
sunnie side up Join Date: Aug 20 2004 Posts: 72 Rep Power: 0	Re: Spray Tan: How do I tell my clients that they need to pay more? so if a very short super skinny person comes in are you only going to charge them $20.00 one flat fee it all weighs out in the end. Like that person does not know they are bigger they get up and look at themself everyday and may even be uncomfortable getting sparayed by you but they still gave you money and deserve to try to feel better about themself without being reminded that they are larger than average

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besthands Join Date: Dec 3 2006 Location: West coast Posts: 378 Rep Power: 17	Re: Spray Tan: How do I tell my clients that they need to pay more? Theres probably an app. for making that app. ??? LOL

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