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6 AMERICAN SPA WWW.SPATRADE.COM MARCH 2013
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features92 The San Francisco Treat
e Spa at Mandarin Oriental, San Francisco
98 Northern Enlightenment
Reflections, e Spa at e Fairmont
Jasper Park Lodge (Canada)
columns20 In the Mix
CENTERSAGELearnabout the benefits
of this healing herb.
26 Skin Deep
GOLDENGLOW
Discover how sunless
tanning services can
help your spa shine.
32 Eye On
ANEASYPILL
TOSWALLOW
Supplement your retail
area with vitamins.
departments65 Spa Radar
73 In Touch
105 Spotlight
117 Industry News
in every issue10 Editors Note
12 Get Wired14 Travelog
128 Signing Off
PICTURED ON COVER:The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, San Franciscofeatures a soothing color palette and stunning city views. Formore on the spas offerings, turn to page 92.
medicalspa report37 Get the scoop on hot
products, news, and
permanent makeup.
shelf life47 Uncover retail truths,
get advice from other
spa directors, and
check out some fun
new options for your
retail area.
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Marketing Manager Cathy Marchese, tel: (212) 895-8233, [email protected]
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P H O T O G R A P H Y
L U I S E R N E S T O
S A N T A N A
Best Wishes,
Julie Keller Callaghan
Editor-in-Chief/Publisher
I F Y O U V E B E E N W A T C H I N G
various industry trend reports and updates
like I have, you know that the spa biz seems
to be in the midst of a recovery, something
for which we are all grateful. There are
many factors that are contributing to
this success, including spa owners and
decision-makers making better choices
and adopting more effective strategies
when it comes to retail. e International
Spa Associations most recent Spa Industry
Study, for example, showed a 4.5 percent
increase in revenue last year, with respon-
dents crediting new retail product offerings
as one of the reasons for this growth.
is news is great for our industry and
is a reminder to keep our retail offerings
robust, interesting, and compelling. Its also
a good reminder about the power of quality customer service when it comes to retail. We
address this topic this month in Reality Check, on page 48. In this story, we remind
you of a sometimes hard-to-swallow truththe customer is always right, even when you
know they are wrong. Aer all, as retail expert Chip Averwater reminds us, When you
learn to love your customers, warts and all, you and your business will be better for it.
is helpful reminder is just part of this months exciting retail coverage that can
be found in our popular Shelf Life section, starting on page 47. We also connect with
spa directors around the globe to find out about their retail goals and how they plan
to achieve them. Plus, we are providing you with a plethora of cool new retail offerings
that are sure to get your clients talkingand buying. From cooling pearls that help
soothe spa-goers hot flashes to inspirational items and fun fitness offerings, weve got
something to appeal to nearly any client.
In his story, Averwater says he believes that 99 percent of retailers want nothing
more than to make their customers happy, and I totally agree. What are you doing to
meet the retail needs of your clients and keep them coming through your doors? Send
me your ideas, and Ill share them on our SpaScoop blog at www.spatrade.com.
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Whats New atLearn more about Jane
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owner of Dermalogica and The
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in this months Bright Spot, and
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Her great grand-
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village herbalists,
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herbal medicine.
About how thefruits, vegetables
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being can be dramatically altered by what we put in
our bodies whether it is the food we eat or the
medicine we take. And during this time Aunt Ilike
developed a fondness for aesthetics and how
herbal remedies extend to skin care.
Aunt Ilike moved to Budapest and began working
as an aesthetician in the 1950s. It was a time
when the economic controls of the communist
system did not allow a broad selection of skin
care products. But Aunt Ilike had a plan. She
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care remedies.
Each evening she
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the products she created in her kitchen at home in
the evenings soon grew. By the late 1950s she had
created a pioneering professional organic skin
care line.
In the early 1980s, when goulash communism
finally allowed it, individuals were able to establishprivate companies and Aunt Ilike, along with her son
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In Hungary she was considered a national treasure
and has been honored with numerous awards.
She received the first Life-time Achievement Award
presented to her in 2006 from the Association of
Hungarian Aestheticians and the Small Cross Order
of Merit of the Hungarian Republic for her efforts
in educating and popularizing the use of herbs
in cosmetics. She even appeared on a weekly
Paprika TV cooking show as an expert on
vegetables and herbs.
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and mission of providing all natural and organic
remedies, said Szilvia Hickman, Senior VicePresident of Szp let.
To learn more visitwww.szepelet.com
or facebook.com/ilikeorganicskincare
or call 888.290.6238.
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IN THE MIX
Sage
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Discover how thecleansing power ofsage makes this plant
a perfect pick for spaservices on page 20.
columnsadvice on building your business
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P H O T O G R A P H Y
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Center SageFind out how sage-inspired treatments and
products provide clients with herbal healing.
ANCIENT ROMANS MADE A DRINK FROM
sage, which they considered a sacred plant, and
drank it as a tonic for their minds and bod-
ies. Native Americans prized the plant for its continued on page 22
cleansing and spiritual benefits, and even today
its used to protect against evil and negativity. e
Spa at Sundanceat Sundance Resort (Utah), for
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example, uses the sweet-smelling smoke to purify
and ward off malevolent energies in its Sage and
Sweet Grass Ritual ($170, 80 minutes), a body
wrap and smudging of white sage and sweet grass.
he University of Maryland Medical Center
says sage essential oil may be used during massage
to treat depression, and its antiviral and anti-
inflammatory properties make it a common
homeopathic remedy for treating colds and sore
throats. In fact, its botanical name, salvia, comes
from the Latin word salvere, which means to feel well
and healthy, a nod to the herbs healing properties.
Sages power against colds and other illnesses
may be the reason behind its energy-clearing
reputation, says Marianne Griffeth, president of
Prima Fleur. When used for inhalation, sage is
an antidepressant and is upliing and cleansing
for a stressed brain and tense body, she says. It
stimulates mental clarity and stability, encouraging
the mind to be focused and vigilant.
Te spa experience should soothe the mind
as well as the body, which makes sage essential oil
an excellent addition to massage oils and creams.
As a post-treatment shampoo or shower gel, sage
is refreshing and cleansing. Or, suggests Griffeth,
use it in rooms as a diffuser between treatments to
disinfect the air and eliminate stale energy. In our
busy world, we can all benefit from a little added
mental clarity, she says. reatments with sage
can return guests to a place thats grounded and
still but with the potential to move.
Not only does the plant clear negative energy,
but sage also works wonders when it comes to
clearing skin ailments, including acne, eczema,
and signs of aging. While pregnant women should
steer clear of sage in its pure essential oil form
sage contains the chemical thujone, which can be
toxic during pregnancyits a safe ingredient to
use on sensitive skin and promotes skin strength
and healing. Sage is a very versatile ingredient for
skincare, says Stephanie Baresh, marketing direc-
tor for minence Organic Skin Care. It can be
used to treat oily skin and hyperpigmentation and
has great anti-aging benefits, as well. Additionally,
sage helps stimulate blood flow, is an antioxidant,
restores elasticity, and tightens pores.
minence incorporates sage in its age-defying
Herbal Recovery Oil and its energizing Hungarian
Herbal Mud reatment, which helps clear up oily
skin and rejuvenate fatigued complexions. he
powerful herb gets its skin-healing powers from
two key acids. Ursolic acid gives sage its wound-
healing abilities, which is ideal for treating acne
and eczema, says Baresh. Carnosic acid gives
sage its antioxidant benefits to treat UVA and UVB
damage and protect against future damage.
Not only
does the
plant clear
negative
energy, butsage alsoworks won-derswhenit comes to
clearing skin
ailments...
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All the Sage
Introduce clients to the healing benefits of sage by offering these produc ts at your spa.
Aveda Men Pure-Formance Shave Cream:
This moisturizing formula preps skin for
a close shave and helps reduce razor
burn. It contains a phyto-active blend
that consists of licorice root, plai oil, sage,
seaweed, and tamanu oil. www.aveda.com
CBI Laboratories All Herbal Toner:
Containing extracts of chamomile,
coltsfoot, horsetail, mint balm, sage, and
witch hazel, this formula helps tone and
condition oily skin. www.cbiskincare.com
minence Organic Skin Care Herbal
Recovery Oil: This oil features pre-
cious herbs to soothe and renew skin,
including sage leaf extract and ylang
ylang. www.eminenceorganics.com
Ilike Organic Skin Care Hungarian
Paprika Gel Treatment:Formulated
with Hungarian cherry pepper to stimu-
late and detoxify and sage to reduce
inflammation, this treatment p repares
the skin to allow for greater absorption
of skincare products. www.szepelet.com
Michael Marcus Tone Herbal Extract:
Containing sage extract, which purifies
and stabilizes oily skin, and organic
salicylic acid to ser ve as an antiseptic,
this formula helps exfoliate dead skin
cells and debris that can cause prob-
lem skin. www.michaelmarcus.com
Pevonia Silky Skin Body Scrub:
This body scrub gently polishes
away superficial impurities with
allantoin, jojoba beads, rosemary,
and sage. ww w.pevoniapro.com
Prima Fleur 7 Sacred Stirrings InspireEssential Oil B lend [no. 7001] and
Massage Oil [no. 7101]:The uplifting
aroma of the oil blend and massage oil
focuses the mind and restores energy,
taking advantage of sages herbaceous
qualities and traditional use to disperse
negative forces. www.primafleur.com
Sothys Paris Purifying Lotion:This
lotion contains sage, which has an
antiseptic and astringent action to
help treat and heal blemish-prone skin.
www.sothys-usa.comNicole Altavilla
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And, adds Melissa Morris, corporate educator
for Pevonia International, sages potent combina-
tion of phenolic acids, flavonoids, and superoxide
dismutase (also known as SOD) combine to offer
powerful antioxidant propertiesmagic words
to the spa guest seeking anti-aging solutions.
Morris suggests utilizing sages antibacterial and
anti-inflammatory properties to calm and soothe
sensitive skin. Sage extract carries the power to
heal the skin, making it an ideal extract to soothe
skin lesions, inflammations, and redness associ-
ated with sensitive and acneic skins, she says.
Sage can also help close the pores and inhibit
the action of sweat glands, says Alice Pichery,
national trainer at Sothys Paris. The company
uses sage in its Oily Skin collection for its healing,
astringent action. This includes Sothys Profes-
sional Correcting Treatment ($90, 45 minutes) at
Beautique Day Spa(Houston), which features
sage, as well as glycolic acid, salicylic acid, and tea
tree oil to absorb oil, reduce impurities, exfoliate,
soothe, and balance the skin.
Because spa guests are l ikely a lready
acquainted with the healing plant, Morris suggests
marketing sage services by pairing a treatment
with an interesting sage-infused hot tea in the
cooler months or lemonade in the summer.
Sages sweet, herbaceous scent also lends itself
well to many other aromatherapy oils, including
geranium, lemon, orange, and rosemary. Pair it
with basil for a treatment that evokes summer
gardens. Lavenders earthy, floral notes comple-
ment sage, too. Spa Solageat Solage Calistoga,
an Auberge Resort (CA), blends the two herbs
in its Sage and Lavender Body Polish and Mas-
sage ($198, 80 minutes), which uses Prima Fleur
essential oil. And Sage Springs Spaat Sunriver
Resort (OR) incorporates its signature Oregon
lavender and sage into many of its treatments,
including the Lavender and Sage Sugar Scrub
($115, 45 minutes) and the Sage Springs Manicure
and Pedicure ($140, 1 hour 40 minutes).
Our sage-inspired services are so appeal-
ing to our Sunriver Resort guests, because they
are inspired by the central Oregon high desert
experience, says spa operations manager Tifany
LeGuyonne. Our resort sits in the middle of a
gorgeous natural environment, surrounded by
juniper trees, wild sage, rushing rivers, and pic-
turesque mountains. Our services offer guests the
opportunity to sample the natural environment
around them at a world-class spa. So, as the days
become longer and warmer, bring the outdoors
in and clear the air with the energizing, healing
power of sage.Jessica Lyons Hardcastle
Sage extractcarries thepower to
heal the
skin, makingit an idealextract to
soothe skinlesions...
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SKIN CANCER IS THE MOST COMMONFORM
of cancer in the U.S. According to the Skin Cancer
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while sunscreen is an effective way of protecting
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Achieving a radiant appearance without
exposing skin to the damaging rays of the sun
or a UV tanning booth is why sunless tanning is
one of the fastest growing segments in the beauty
industry. A 2010 study published in the Archives
of Dermatology found that women who were
given sunless tanners along with skin cancer
education were 33 percent less likely to sunbathe
to develop a tan, compared to only 10 percent
of those who were not given sunless tanners. In
addition to educating clients on the prevalence
and dangers of skin cancer, it is important to
make them aware that sunless tanners should
not replace sunscreen even though the active
ingredient in sunless tanners, dihydroxyacetone
(DHA), offers minimal sun protection.
Sunless tanning has come a long way in recent
years with the introduction of more modern tech-
nologies and a wider array of options available. Its
also a service that spa-goers have come to expect
to see on the menu at most spas and salons, which
is why it is also a very competitive segment in the
beauty industry. In order to attract new clients
and retain current clients, spas are introducing
special packages, offerings, and promotions as
incentives. Sunless tanning is one of the fastest
growing services in the spa industry, because the
treatment is quick, easy, and highly profitable, says
Julie Nostrand, founder of South Seas Skin Care.
It is important to offer a sunless tanning option,
not only for clients to preserve their skin but to
also offer additional services for better retention.
Skin Palette(Philadelphia), an exclusive
airbrush studio, has found success focusing solely
on sunless tanning. We have seen firsthand
the dangers from the sun, says co-owner Julie
Dorenbos. Many of our clients are skin cancer
survivors, and we are proud to be able to provide
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them with a healthy alternative. We see a lot of
repeat business, referrals, and loyalty, because our
clients know how much we care about them and
their skin. Te Skin Palettes most popular service
is its custom-blended airbrush formulas using
Sunlesss Evolv heat-infused airbrush-tanning
equipment and formulas. Te studio also offers
several packages for its clients, including the Skin
is in Membership ($175 per month), which includes
two Sunless airbrush tans, three hydration station
sessions, 12 photo rejuvenation sessions, and a
10-percent discount on retail products per month.
Offering sunless tanning services as part of
a package has also worked for I-Tan Sun, Spray,
Spa (multiple locations in San Diego). At I-an,
clients can join the I-Club ($59.95 per month),
which includes the clients choice of unlimited sun,
spray, or spa services using Sunless equipment and
products. At Sun Kissed(Gainesville, X), clients
can choose from a variety of sunless tanning pack-
age options using Norvell equipment and products,
including five tans of the clients choice for $99 (a
savings of up to $26) or 10 tans of choice for $199
Offering sunless sessionsin a bundled deal is
always a hit,because theprice per tan is lower.
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(a savings of up to $51). Sunless tanning options
include the Full Body an ($20), which applies a
light color and rinses off in eight hours; the Express
an ($25), which rinses off in three to five hours;
Black Out ($25), which is for clients who desire
a dark cocoa color; Brown Sugar ($25), which is
a custom blend; Double Dark ($25), which is an
extra dark color; and Norvell Clear ($25), which
goes on clear and dries quickly. Offering sunless
sessions in a bundled deal is always a hit, because
the price per tan is lower, says Lurdes Medina,
owner of Bella Sol Tanning Salon(Pasadena, CA).
Wording it so it sounds as if the client is receiving
a free sunless session always sells. Everyone likes
the sound of the word free.
A la carte services are also popular among cli-
ents, as they allow them to choose certain areas of
the body to focus on, usual ly at a lower price point
than a full-body tan. Sun Kissed, for example,
offers a Legs Only ($10) option, which colors from
the panty line down to the feet. Similarly, Bella Sol
Salon offers clients the opportunity to choose to
tan just the lower body, upper body, or face. SiSpa
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Offer clients a radiant glow without the damaging ef fects of the sun with products from these sunless tanning companies.
Aviva Labs
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Beautisol
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Be Bronze
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CBI Laboratories
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Cosmoproshop
www.cosmoproshop.com
minence Organic Skin Care
www.eminenceorganics.com
Fake Bake
www.fakebake.com
GlyMed Plus
www.glymedplus.com
G.M. Collin
www.gmcollin.com
Guinot Paris
www.guinotusa.com
Infinity Sun
www.infinitysun.com
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Laboratoire Dr Renaud
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Norvell Skin Solutions
www.norvelltanning.com
Phytomer
www.phytomerusa.com
Rhonda Allison Cosmeceuticals
www.rhondaallison.com
Sol Potion
www.solpotion.com
Sothys Paris
www.sothys-usa.com
South Seas Skin Care
www.southseasskincare.com
Spa Elegance
www.spaelegance.com
St. Tropez
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SunFX
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Sunless
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at Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island Beach Resort
& Spa (Singer Island Riviera Beach, FL) offers mini
spray tans as a complimentary service throughout
the year to get clients to book additional sunless
treatments. During peak season, we offer clients
complimentary mini spray tans on either the legs,
arms, or ace to offer a taste o the glow, says spa
director Natalee Lynch. Tat encourages them to
book the ull experience, so they go home looking
like they just visited the beach.
Sunless tanning can also be combined with
other popular spa services to introduce clients to the
benefits o sunless tanning. SiSpa offers Sun n Sand
($120), which includes a 25-minute body exoliation,
a 25-minute South Seas spray tan, and a vitamin
D-inused smoothie. In addition, Salon AKS(New
York City) boasts the Perect Legs Pedicure ($95, 75
minutes), which includes a pedicure and a bronzing
treatment using St. ropez exoliating scrub and
non-streak bronzing mousse. Te tan lasts or our
days and is time-released so it gets darker as time
goes on. We find guests love the Perect Legs Pedi-
cure when preparing or a vacation or an event where
they dont want to wear stockings or high boots, says
Susanna Romano, co-ounder o Salon AKS. Tis
treatment doesnt take long, and the guest leaves
with perect toes and bronzed legs or any occasion.
Whether a la car te or bundle packages, sun-
less tanning has proven to be an effective and
popular way or clients to achieve a radiant look
all year without worrying about UV damage.
Tats why some even consider sunless tanning to
be an anti-aging treatment. We promote beauty
and anti-aging with our South Seas Airbrush
Sunless anning session treatment, as it keeps
the skintone looking bronzed while avoiding
damaging the skin rom the suns harmul
rays, which can cause skin cancer, says aylor
Fields, spa manager atThe Spa at Ross Bridge
at Renaissance Ross Bridge Gol Resort & Spa
(Birmingham, AL).
Many spas and tanning salons have turned to
social media sites like Facebook and Yelp, as well
as email, to help get the word out to clients about
sunless tanning specials to attract new and repeat
clients. Ofen all it takes is an intriguing offer to get
a client through the door, and i the client leaves
satisfied, he or she is likely to return. Tere is a
large demand or sunless tanning services, and
i spas do not offer it, someone else around them
will, says Veronique Munro, ounder and CEO
o Ininity Sun. Sunless tanning is now being
offered in different types o businesses, rom hair
salons, tanning salons, nail salons, day spas, and
fitness centers, as well as mobile services, so how
a company positions themselves through their
marketing and promotions can be the determining
actor as to whether or not they get their sunless
business.Nicole Altavilla
There is
a largedemandfor sunlesstanning
services,and if spas
do not offer
it, someone
else around
them will.
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[ eye on vitamins ]
An Easy Pill
to SwallowTake your spas efforts to promotewellbeing a step further by offeringclients beauty- and wellness-related vitamins and supplements.
AS INTEREST IN HEALTH AND WELLNESS
picks up speed, so do the opportunities for
retailing and marketing nutritionals in your spa.
Te image of a spa evokes a sense of peace and
wellbeing, says Nancy Steely, N.D., director
of research at life-science company USANA.
Vitamins and dietary supplements, which also
care for the body, fit in perfectly with the concept.
Not surprisingly, there are numerous advan-
tages to selling vitamins and supplements. Tey
not only enhance your brand image by projecting
a commitment to health and wellness but they also
position your spa as a partner in achieving your
clients overall lifestyle goals. It becomes a go-to
place for all things health and wellness.
From a spa owners perspective, vitamins are
good business, because they need to be taken on a
regular basis, says Boldijarre Koronczay, founder
of minence Organic Skin Care, which manufac-
tures Vitaskin Vitamin Solutions. Clients will
need to replenish their supply, which guarantees
walk-through traffic and increases the chance
for upselling at the spa. On the flip side, the
establishments that achieve the highest volume in
sales are the ones that have a regular clientele: day,
medical, and fitness spas, though some resorts have
experienced some success with them, too.
Engaging Clients
Just as a well-trained staff, pampering treatments,
and soothing decor build a positive experience for
spa-goers, vitamins and supplements should also
be used to develop customer affinity, says Wes
Crain, president of Navitas Naturals, an organic
food and dietary supplement company. Its impor-
tant to create a one-stop shopping opportunity for
the end customer, as it creates a captive audience.
he hook is to engage customersshare
expertise that will encourage consumption beyond
the time of the treatment and the walls of the spa.
Spas are more than just a place to get a massage,
says Crain. Tey have the potential to play a larger
role in a clients everyday healthy lifestyle. He
suggests putting together beauty baskets with the
spas name and branding that includes step-by-
step instructions and sending out newsletters and
Facebook posts with nutrition tips and recipes to
encourage sales and the use of nutrition products.
Choosing the Right Products
While revenue gain is one aim, customer interest
is another. Paul Hester, M.D., of Be MediSpa
(Lexington, KY) cautions against carrying unproven
and unregulated supplements with spurious
claims and peddling nutritionals without proper
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From aspa ownersperspective,
vitaminsare goodbusiness,
becausethey needto be takenon a regularbasis.
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advisement from a medical or naturopathic physi-
cian, a chiropractor, a nutritionist, or other licensed
healthcare professional. Be true to your own busi-
ness, as well as to your clients best interests, says
Steely. If your spa is small and doesnt offer many
wellness-related services like health assessments,
nutrition products, healthy foods, or exercise facili-
ties, then dont overwhelm your staff or clients with
an array of supplements about which you arent
knowledgeable. Stick with the products that comple-
ment your spas massage and skincare services.
Some of the recommended basics include multi-
vitamin and multimineral supplements, melatonin,
omega-3 fatty acids, and vitamin D supplements.
On the other hand, if your spa provides exten-
sive wellness-related services, says Steely, then you
should choose products that fit accordingly. If, for
example, you provide meditation or mind-body
programs, then offer herbal supplements or teas
for relaxation, she says. If you offer health assess-
ments and nutritional consultation programs, you
should stock more than just the basics, such as
fiber supplements, skeletal-support nutrients, and
any number of products dedicated to supporting
specific body tissues and systems.
In fact, with the overwhelming number of
vitamins and supplements on the market, most
consumers will appreciate help determining the
right products for their needs. A well-curated
selection at a spa could be a preferable buying envi-
ronment in comparison to a large supermarket.
Te bottom line is personalizationthere is no
one-size-fits-all solution to health and wellness,
says Steely. Nutritionals are truly an exciting
area for spas to enter into. As always, there is a lot
of opportunity to attract new clients, as long as
its done honestly and with integrity.Lisa Cheng
Internal Affairs
Give your clients the health or beauty boost they desi re with these vitamins and supplements.
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VitaSkin Vitamins:Thesetargeted supplements aredesigned to address common
skin concerns. The Clear Skin,
Calm Skin, and Firm Skin
VitaSkin Vitamin Solutions
incorporate the innovative
Moisture Defense System.
www.eminenceorganics.com
Fleurs Hair-Nails Supple-
ment: Tired hair and brittlenails will be a mere memory
with this supplement, which
relies on amino acids, traceelements, and vitamins to
stimulate hair follicles and
strengthen weakened nails.
www.lespausa.com
Inovacure Vitality Cocktail
Anti-Aging Formula:Thiscollagen-based concentrate,
flavored with cranberry and
green tea, is enriched with
antioxidants to help maintain
young, healthy-looking
skin. www.inovacure.com
Mlis Antioxidant with
Astaxanthin: With potentantioxidants to protect the
body and skin, this formula
contains ingredients to
help purify the blood, aid
in proper digestion, and
protect cells from free
radicals. www.mlis.com
MILA The Miracle Seed:
This proprietary blend
of chia seeds is a natural
source of omega-3s,
antioxidants, and phytonu-trients. www.lifemax.net
Murad Pure Skin Clarifying
Dietary Supplement:This
blemish-reducing supplement
helps provide a powerful
internal defense against
breakouts. www.murad.com
Osmosis Pr Medical
Skincare ATP Cell Therapy:
Offering a healthy way to
detox and support weight
management, this supplement
increases the bodys produc-tion of ATP, a molecule that
stores needed energy and
improves DNA repair in the
skin. www.osmosisskincare.com
Pevonia ClariPlex Vitamin
Supplement Clear & Main-
tain:Part of the Power Repair
Spa Vitamins line, this clarify-
ing oral supplement delivers
an Ayurvedic blend of extracts
to repair acneic skin from
within. www.pevoniapro.com
Phytomer Silhouette Expert
Dietary Supplement:These
capsules work to slim and
contour the body with
green coffee, green tea, and
laminaria digitata, a brown
seaweed. www.phytomer.com
Reserveage Organics Res-
veratrol 500mg and 250mg:
Offering a cell-protecting
nutritional shield that helps
diminish the risk of age-
related issues, these capsuleshelp fight environmental
stresses, toxins, and free
radicals. www.reservage.com
Santas Skincare Complexion
Clear:This therapeutic
supplement contains a
blend of vital nutrients
proven to address the origins
of blemish-prone skin.
www.sanitas-skincare.com
Skin Authority VitaD
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vitamin D levels from the
inside out, this nourishing
pair includes the Whole Food
Spice Powder and Topical
Elixir. www.skinauthority.com
Thalgo Menoceane:This
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help control hot flashes,
irritability, and weight gain due
to menopause. www.thalgo
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Those who light up can now fight the telltale signs of smoking, thanks to the
dermal filler Belotero, a hyaluronic acid (HA) dermal filler that integrates
with the skin, adapts to skin contours, and plumps and adds volume to lines
and creases of the lip. The most obvious prevention of smokers lines is not to
smoke, says Joseph Eviatar, M.D., an oculofacial plastic surgeon and surgical
director of Chelsea Eye & Cosmetic Surgery Associates (New York City).
However, once the lines have formed, a dermal filler like Belotero can offer an
effective solution. Belotero has a thinner consistency than other dermal fillers on
the market, which allows us to gently and instantly f ill the f inest of lines.
Because Belotero is made of the same volumizing and moisturizing component
of the skin, Eviatar says he has found it to be a natural fit for lip rejuvenation. e
difference is not only the composition of Belotero but also the actual technique
of injection, he says. Injections with Belotero are performed more superficially,
reducing the possibility of a tyndell effect, a darkening of the skin or blue hue, that
other HA products can create if not injected properly. Additionally, one treatment
of Belotero was shown in clinical studies to last from nine to 12 months.J.K.C.
New Filler TreatsSmokers Lip Lines
2013PLASTICSURGERYPREDICTIONS
Beverly Hills, CA, plastic
surgeon Ashkan Ghavami, M.D.,
an internationally recognized
authority on aspects of plastic
surgery, predicts that the most
popular surgeries for 2013 will
be the following:
Quick Recovery Breast
Augmentation.This surgical
technique can take as little
as 25 minutes but allows
for recovery to be less
than 24 hours.
Ethnic Rhinoplasty.Until
recently, beauty standards
considered that a small
European-shaped nose
was the most preferred
surgical result. Now people
want a more natural-looking
improvement that reflects
their heritage and is still in
proportion to their face.
S-Curve Buttock Lift.Excess
fat from throughout the body,
especially around the waist,
is being used to define the
buttocks and S-Curves while
emphasizing the whole body
shape. In this procedure, fat
cells are transferred to shape
and curve the accents.
Deeper Facelift Techniques.
There will be a return to true
facial shaping via surgical
techniques that last and can
be virtually unnoticeable.
Says Ghavami, We live in
an extraordinary time when
anybody can surgically change
and improve the shape and
features of their body and face
and still look natural, and keep it
a secret.Julie Keller Callaghan
INTHEKNOW
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The Intellige
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MELAMINZO Medicals Melamin is a skin-bleaching and correcting
cream formulated with 4-percent hydroquinone to gradu-
ally bleach areas of hyperpigmentation caused by melasma.
Hydroquinone inhibits the production of melanin pigment, and
vitamin E helps repair damaged cells. www.zoskinhealth.com
ADVANCED COLLECTIONThis physician-only collection from glotherapeuticshas been
expanded with five new products that feature potent concentra-
tions of active ingredients aimed at transforming the function,
appearance, and texture of the skin. The additions include 10%
Glycolic Cleanser, Tretinol 1%, HQ Advanced facial serum, 15%
Glycolic Cream, and Eye Treatment. www.gloprofessional.com
Whats NewWRITTEN BY JULIE KELLER CALLAGHAN
PRODUCTWATCH
HYDRATING SERUMThis 100-percent oil-free,
ultra-lightweight serum
from Revision Skincare
contains moisturizing
hazelnut protein, honey,
and sodium hyaluronate
and is ideal for use af ter a
chemical peel or micro-
dermabrasion. www.
revisionskincare.com
C-QUENCEEnvirons C-Quence range is a s tep-up
system that helps skin to acclimate to
increasing strengths. Antioxidants, hyalur-
onic acid, peptides, and vitamins A, C,
and E work in synergy to assist in creating
the appearance of a smoother, more even
toned skin texture and a healthy-looking
youthful glow. www.dermaconcepts.com
SERIOUS CLARITY 4XThis serum from Neova
is infused with four skin
brighteners that dramati-
cally reverse the appear-
ance of dark spots and
skin discolorations, result-
ing in an even skintone
and improved moisture
without irritating side
effects. www.neova.com
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Permanent
PerfectionHelp your clients to alwayslook their best with permanentmakeup services, and make
over your spas bottom line.
AS SPA PROFESSIONALS, YOU OFFER YOUR
clients the luxury of looking and feeling their
best without having to do any of the work. And
in this ever-evolving industry, it is still possible
to find new avenues to help your clients attain the
results they desire while improving your bottom
line. A growing trend sprouting up on spa menus
is permanent makeup services, which offer clients
the time and freedom to focus on more important
things during the day than applying makeup.
According to Jeanee Lusby, founder of Natura-
Look Institute of Permanent Cosmetics, permanent
makeup is the ideal option for almost any client
looking to simplify their lives by looking their best
without having to invest too much time. is is a
great service for anyone who wants to restore lost
color or definition to their face, says Lusby. It is
also great for women who have difficulty seeing
up close, have allergies to conventional makeup
products, who are very active outdoors, and those
who struggle with asymmetric facial features.
Among the most popular permanent makeup
procedures being offered at spas are eyeliner,
eyebrows, and lips. Permanent eyeliner is a must
for women with allergies to conventional makeup,
and who wear contact lenses, have poor eyesight, or
shaky hands, says Gina Gheldof, founder of Forever
Young Cosmetic Spa(Glen Ellyn, IL). Gheldof helps
clients attain varied effects on their eyes depending
on their desires, be it a so, subtle look or a more
dramatic eye. When it comes to eyebrows, Gheldofs
goal is to define the clients face by creating a natural
look with a custom blend of pigment shades that
match the clients natural hair shades.
According to Gheldof, lip procedures can correct
asymmetry, add definition and fullness, and either
enlarge or minimize the lips appearance. It can also
reduce the appearance of lines around the lips and
prevent lipstick from bleeding. Another popular
permanent makeup offering at Spa Gregories
(multiple locations in CA) is the application of a
beauty mark. According to Livia Abrudan, perma-
nent makeup artist at Spa Gregories in Newport
Beach and Rancho Santa Margarita, clients request
this for a number of reasons, such as to add a
dramatic flair to their look, as well as to cover up
imperfections such as scars or freckles.
In addition to aesthetic enhancement,
permanent cosmetic services are also being used
medically. There is a growing need for perma-
nent makeup services that go beyond eyebrows,
eyeliner, and lip liner, says Robert Waters, vice
president and general manager of Nouveau Contour
North America, a manufacturer and educator of
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permanent makeup. Tis includes creating areola
pigmentation or post-breast reconstruction afer a
mastectomy, as well as helping accident or burn vic-
tims by creating eyebrows or defining the lip or eye
area. It provides not only a new avenue o revenue
but also a rewarding service that offers a permanent
solution or those afflicted with bodily flaws.
I you are considering incorporating permanent
makeup services into your spa menu, it is imperative
to ensure that your provider is properly trained, says
Lusby. Make certain that he or she has completed
enough practice procedures on several dierent
canvases and is confident in his or her skill level
beore offering any services to clients, she says. In
our center, we offer a 100-hour course, including
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Nouveau Contour offers both undamental and
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course, ollowed by 40 hours o in-house instruction
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obtain better implantation o pigment and reduce
trauma to the skin.
In addition to ensuring your permanent
makeup technicians are thoroughly trained, Lusby
points out that it is important to educate your entire
staff. Because there is much to do when incorporat-
ing this service into your business, we also teach
a marketing course so the entire spa personnel is
educated on the benefits o this service, says Lusby.
For example, it is critical that the person answering
the phones is well educated in fielding questions and
counseling potential clients on the topic.
According to her, now is the ideal time to incor-
porate these services into your spas menu. Tis
industry is continuing to grow and improve quickly
in the areas o pigments, devices, techniques, and
design trends, says Lusby. Tere has never been
a better time or spas to incorporate permanent
makeup. It is a big-ticket service with a very low
set-up cost, so everyone wins.Nanci McArdle
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47 CUSTOMER
TRUTHS
Retail Realities
52 PEOPLE
Worthwhile Goals
56 PRODUCTS
Sellable Styles
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PHOTOGRAPHY:SHUTTERSTOCK
Turn to page 47 to learn
why its important toaccept the mantra, Thecustomer is always right.
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THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT IS A
mantra that business owners hear over and over
again. Sometimes, however, customers are just
plain wrong. Tey misunderstand products, what
a spa can do, how business is done, what pricing is
realistic, and more. But if you dont want your spas
retail area to fail, youd better figure out quickly
that even when the customer is wrong, hes right.
Its a retail truth that you simply have to come to
terms with to be successful. Its almost always more
productive to swallow your pride, apologize for
the perceived injustice, and make it right. Always
remember, your win is getting the business and
keeping the customer. When you learn to love your
customers, warts and all, you and your business
will be better for it. Here are some important real-
ity checks that will help you improve your business.
Retail doesnt get rave reviews.Most
shoppers agree that the typical retail experi-
ence isnt good and say they hate to shop. Why cant
retail rate more satisfaction? One theory is that
consumers experience retailing almost daily and
become highly discriminating in their standards.
Also, consumers oen see excellent examples of
particular aspects of retailing individually, but
rarely does any retailer get it all right at once. Finally,
retailers who do manage to get it all right are oen
too expensive to be competitive. Whatever the rea-
son, you should accept that youll get little sympathy
from customers. Teir patience is thin, their budgets
are stretched, and they are ever conscious of their
power to take their business elsewhere.
Be-backs dont come back.Ill be back
later to purchase this! An experienced
retailer knows a sale has just walked out the door,
probably for good. Ill be back is something
customers say to extricate themselves from the
situation without disappointing the salesperson.
Even customers who believe theyll come back sel-
dom do; they get distracted, lose their motivation,
find other options, or simply procrastinate. When a
customer says shell be back or asks for a card, you
should ask if youve shown her the correct product,
answered her questions, and provided enough
information. If she answers yes, shell typically say
she just needs to think about it, which translates as,
Im not convinced that this is the right product or
best price. If the customer is receptive to further
discussion, keep asking questions and providing
information. If she is finished with the conversa-
tion, offer to send her some literature, collect some
additional information for her, or call her if the
product goes on sale. With persistence, maybe
youll convince your be-back to come back.
Happy customers come and go;
unhappy customers accumulate.Except
for the (possible) small percentage of die-hard
customers who consistently purchase retail
products at your spa, your happy customers arent
necessarily customers for life. Te truth is, satisfied
customers might do business with you again, but
youre only one of many. Dissatisfied customers
have longer memories and look for opportunities
to warn others away. Teyre expensive enemies to
have. Its usually worthwhile to actively look for
continued on page 50
Reality CheckRetail expert Chip Averwater lays
out a few customer truths thatyou may not want to admit.
When youlearn tolove yourcustomers,
warts and
all,you andyour busi-ness will bebetter for it.
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unhappy customers, open a dialog, and try to make
up with them. Oen, a little attention turns them
into equally vocal advocates. And wouldnt you
rather have one of those instead of a critic?
Complaints are signs our customers want
us to do better.No retailer likes to receive
complaints, so its tempting to write them off as flukes
or feedback from unhappy people. But heres the cold,
hard truth: When a customer complains, it often
means many others feel the same way but dont tell
usthey take their business elsewhere. A complaint
represents an opportunity to improve service to all
of your customers. Its information you vitally need,
and although it might not be pleasant to receive it,
these customers are going out of their way to help you.
Low prices wont excuse poor service.
Most shoppers recognize the realities of
price and service trade-offs. They can have low
prices, or they can have good service, but not both.
Aer all, great service in retailing is mostly a matter
of the quantity and quality of a retailers employees.
Every retailer would improve service by hiring
more and better people if price competition didnt
constrain expenses. But since we dont live in a
perfect world, retailers must find a balance between
service and price. So heres the bottom line: Never
believe the rationalization that poor service doesnt
matter if your prices are low enough.
Take it back where you bought it
alienates customers.Occasionally, youll
encounter a customer who asks for help with a
product he purchased elsewhere. If elsewhere
happens to be a troublesome spa competitor, its
tempting to rub the customers mistake in and
ask, Why dont you take it back to them? But
realize the customer is coming to you because he
is unhappy with the competitors transaction. Do
we really want to send himas well as his money
and possible future patronageback?
You dont see your competitors happy
customers.Inevitably, youll encounter
a customer who comes to you because she is
dissatisfied with the competition. At this point,
youll be tempted to assume that this customer is
representative of everyone who does business with
your competitor. However, the complaints arent a
balanced picture. Only their dissatisfied customers
come to see you; their satisfied customers have
bought, are happy, and have no reason to be in your
spa. A few unhappy customers can find their way
to your spa. Although sometimes vocal, these dis-
gruntled shoppers are usually not representative of
typical business experiences with your competitor.
You should always remember: While youre seeing
their mistakes, theyre seeing yours. Agitating and
aggravating are likely to be repaid in kind.
Because I truly believe 99 percent of retailers
want nothing more than to make their customers
happy, sometimes the truths about those custom-
ers can be the hardest to admit. But, of course, all
of these things are the nature of retailing. When
you admit these truths are out there, you can
begin to implement ways to keep your customers
happy, keep them coming through your doors,
and, most importantly, keep them buying from
you. Chip Averwater
continued from page 48 When a
customer
complains,
it often
means manyothers feelthe samewaybutdont tell us.
Chip Averwater is the chairman of Amro
Music Stores (Memphis, TN) and the author of
Retail Truths: The Unconventional Wisdom of
Retailing(ABB Press, 2012).
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What are your retail goals, and
how do you plan to achieve them?Because our resort was
an existing property when
Four Seasons came into
management, we already
had a fully stocked retail
shop. When I arrived, my
goal was to not reinvent the
wheel but take the popular
items already here and boost the quantity we
had in stock. eres nothing worse than clients
looking at items that the boutique does not have
in the right size, smell, or color, so they end up
leaving the spa empty handed. My other priority
was to bring in quality items that our Four Sea-
sons clientele want to see and purchase. e cost
does not have to be outrageous, but if the item
is a brand people have heard of, they will buy it.
For 2013, I will continue with these goals and try
to go even further by advertising and selling our
wonderful Four Seasons beds and bedding. ere
is minimal cost for the spa, but the sales are huge
for our bottom line. Its a win-win for the spa and
our guests.Emily Richey, spa director, Spa at
Rancho Encantado at Four Seasons Resort Rancho
Encantado Santa Fe (NM)
Our main goal in 2013
is to revitalize the spas
signature product line in
order to better support
branding initiatives for the
year. Well be playing with
a farm-to-treatment-table
concept as part of our retail
initiatives here at Pinehurst. Were currently in
the process of developing a selection of organic
massage oils that well make using plants that
actually grow on property, and we will use them
in services and as part of our revamped product
offerings.Jennifer Reid, spa director, e Spa
at Pinehurst (NC)
We also
plan to better
merchandise
our productsand be more
creative with
the retail spacewe have.
continued on page 54
shelf lifePEOPLE
The Spa at RanchoEncantado retailsquality items that FourSeasons guests want.
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In order to drive retail
revenue at Alvadora Spa
at the Royal Palms in 2013,
we partner many of our spa
treatments with the retail
items on offer, combining
thi s w i th personal i zed
baskets for guests with items handpicked by their
spa therapists to enhance the spa experience at
home. Incorporating a value incentive for guests
to purchase products used in their treatments,
such as if they purchase the items on the same
day as their treatment, is another way of increas-
ing retail revenue. We also place emphasis on
carrying seasonal retail items that rotate quar-
terly and speak to our Royal Palms history and
feel. We will also extend a loyalty program this
year to make it easy for guests to reorder items
they purchased while visiting the spa at Royal
Palms.Glorianna Wood, spa director, Alvadora
Spa at Royal Palms Resort and Spa (Phoenix)
Our retail goals are to
double our retail sold on
a weekly basis. We plan to
achieve this by bringing
more education to our staff;
the more knowledge and
understanding the staff has
of the product, the more
they believe in it and will share it with our guests.
We also plan to incorporate more enhancements
into our everyday treatments, for example, by
offering guests a hand massage during a hair
service using one of our body exfoliators and
shea butters. Cross promotion is the key to this;
making sure the entire staff is educated on every
product we sell. The more we talk about our
products and the more passionate we are about
our products, the more our guests will believe in
them as much as we do. We also plan to better
merchandise our products and be more creative
with the retail space we have. We will recognize
our fast movers and make sure we always keep
them in stock so we never miss out on a sale and
our guests know they can always depend on us
for their product needs.Cara Hart, spa director,
Corbu Spa & Salon (Cambridge, MA)
Our goal is to educate our
guests on how to take care
of the longevity and health
of their skin by offering the
correct product recommen-
dations that fit into their
individual lifestyles whi le
also delivering the finest
results and benefits. We focus a lot on providing
our colleagues with retail education and training
programs given by and with our various partners.
In 2013, we hope to achieve a 28 to 30 percent
retail-to-service sales ratio by incorporating the
knowledge our therapists have to our guests.
By explaining and practicing the products on
and with our guests, they will understand,
feel comfortable, and see the results, which in
turn will allow them to make wise purchases.
Kristy Whitford, spa director, The Spa at
Mandarin Oriental, San Francisco
Value incentiveshelp boost salesat Alvadora Spa.
The morewe talk
about ourproducts andthe more
passion-
ate we are
about our
products,
the more ourguests will
believe inthem...
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