For professionals only... or if you are very very smart... can you help me with a skin care question?

I co-own a day spa %26amp; salon and we are looking for a secondary skin care line to offer our clients. We have a great one now, but would like to provide more options. We are looking into Dr. Renaud skin care line, but it's a bit pricey. Do any of you have any suggestions on a good, professional skin care line I should try for my spa?For professionals only... or if you are very very smart... can you help me with a skin care question?
I'm not a professional....I'm not sure what you classify you as being very, very smart but I have an option for you. I know of a salon that carries Arbonne products. They give tremendous results!! I have worked with many people that see a noticeable difference in just a couple days. The anti-aging skin care line and the before/after photos are incredible. I also know of some plastic surgeon offices that carry the products. There are nine anti-aging elements in it: Bio-Hydria complex, nanospheres infused with free radical fighting antioxidants, vitamin C, magnesium ascorbyl phospate, elhibin %26amp; stimu-tex, alpha lipoic acid, kojic acid, copper, alpha %26amp; beta hydroxy acids, and peptides. If you would like for information let me know.For professionals only... or if you are very very smart... can you help me with a skin care question?
mary kay
Laura Mercier. It's a must have for every woman. Absolutly wonderful product hands down.


However!!!!!! I am not sure how it works to sell, you'll probably have to contact someone from her line, her products are only sold at fine retailers.


Give it a shot, can't hurt to try!





Or, possibly AVON (again, not sure how selling rights work, but Avon is indeed easier than fine lines), I'm not a huge Avon fan, but a lot of women love it. Mary Kay is another one you could try.
I've always loved Dermalogica, many salons I've worked in have carried it. They have a line that covers both young and mature skin.


I recently bought (online) DHC and I'm very impressed, don't know if they have a retail option, but it is newish and not too pricey.


I like that you are considering price, I've worked in salons where they thought the most expensive must be the best, and had trouble talking clients into buying product.... in all but the most affluent neighborhoods, clients put a lot of expectation on an expensive product.


I always joked the the best product is one that clients are willing to buy and use.....
I am an Independent Consultant and District Manager with Arbonne International. I can honestly tell you that our products are amazing! I had acne skin and would get it really bad around certain times of the month. Since I've started using the Arbonne products my skin has never been softer and the acne has improved considerably. The difference between Arbonne and all other products is that all of our products are pure, safe, and beneficial for your skin, inside and out. We use only the purest ingredients from nature. We combine the best of science and nature. All of our products are botanically-based, hypoallergenic, pH correct, do not contain mineral oils-which are detrimental to your skin, we do not have any chemical dyes or fragrances-all of our fragrances come from the plant extracts and essential oils, they are not tested on animals, or have animal products or by-products. I would love to discuss our products with you further. Please feel free to contact me!
Dermalogica is great. But also AVEDA, is amazing, the thing with Aveda is that , they only sell to specific Salons and Spa's. More upper class style, they refuse to sell to suburban stores.
create your own that isnt animal tested