If you are trained as a massage therapist (IHM and other forms) then the school you trained at would be the best place to start looking for the places jobs are advertised.
I imagine that there are specialist magazines and trade papers but since I don't know which country you are in, I can't suggest any suitable. Use your contacts (college, other therapist practices and also the Internet) to find out where openings are most likely to be advertised. Also be proactive - keep your CV/resume up to date and keep in touch with other people in your area - make sure they know you are looking for work, even if they have no openings available at the moment!
Another alternative is to set up in business privately, either in your own home or in other people's houses. Start with family and friends and ask them to recommend you. Have leaflets and cards printed. Word of mouth is the most powerful form of advertising. Leafletting local offices can be productive, too. Lunch hour massages for office workers can be very popular!Where would i look for massage therapist job vacancies? im not a beauty therapist?
in the brothelsWhere would i look for massage therapist job vacancies? im not a beauty therapist?
Set up as a mobile massage therapist- take the towels, oils and whatever to the clients in their homes or office. Just be very careful that people don't think you are a prostitute.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Where can i find a beauty school that has low prices for massages?
school of cosmotoligy in Lancaster,PA has low prices for the students to do your hair, nails and give messages.Where can i find a beauty school that has low prices for massages?
Saigon, $2.50 to $12 bucks try it you'll like it.Where can i find a beauty school that has low prices for massages?
All beauty schools have lower prices.
Try Aveda or Paul Mitchell schools
Saigon, $2.50 to $12 bucks try it you'll like it.Where can i find a beauty school that has low prices for massages?
All beauty schools have lower prices.
Try Aveda or Paul Mitchell schools
I had a facial massage in a beauty salon. Is there a way I can give myself one at home?
yes you can go to: http://books.google.comI had a facial massage in a beauty salon. Is there a way I can give myself one at home?
sure. you can use cucumber paste and dry it for 15 minutes. you will feel fresh. then, you can also apply curd and gram flour paste and wash it after 20 minutes. this will make you fairer. scrub your face with flour if you have oily skin, it will open the pores and oil will get lessened. papaya peel can make you feel fresh too. try turmuric powder as antiseptic. give this a try. you will like it for sure.I had a facial massage in a beauty salon. Is there a way I can give myself one at home?
its easy u can do it at home , just need a moisturiser, some rose watter, a scrub , an astringent , a face pack, steam and something to remove blackhead (cud be the black head removing strip)...
Incorrect technique can actualy break down collagen fibers in your skin. Instead of massaging your face, stick to using good products.
yeah its very simple keep your face moister at the time of facial because its a catalyst to take the reaction good and apply your sources
yes you can do it
Tips on Facials at home
Makeup /cosmetic tricks /celebrities makeup/
hair highlighting /Hairremoval/ etc...
http://geebal.blogspot.comoil cleanses
sure. you can use cucumber paste and dry it for 15 minutes. you will feel fresh. then, you can also apply curd and gram flour paste and wash it after 20 minutes. this will make you fairer. scrub your face with flour if you have oily skin, it will open the pores and oil will get lessened. papaya peel can make you feel fresh too. try turmuric powder as antiseptic. give this a try. you will like it for sure.I had a facial massage in a beauty salon. Is there a way I can give myself one at home?
its easy u can do it at home , just need a moisturiser, some rose watter, a scrub , an astringent , a face pack, steam and something to remove blackhead (cud be the black head removing strip)...
Incorrect technique can actualy break down collagen fibers in your skin. Instead of massaging your face, stick to using good products.
yeah its very simple keep your face moister at the time of facial because its a catalyst to take the reaction good and apply your sources
yes you can do it
Tips on Facials at home
Makeup /cosmetic tricks /celebrities makeup/
hair highlighting /Hairremoval/ etc...
http://geebal.blogspot.com
Would beauty salons/spas employ freelance massage therapists for 1-2days a week or r these jobs all fulltime?
(this question is particulary aimed at managers and supervisors of salons and spas)Would beauty salons/spas employ freelance massage therapists for 1-2days a week or r these jobs all fulltime?
I'm not a manager/ supervisor, but my friend works at a spa where she only works 3 days a week. I guess it just depends on the specific place.Would beauty salons/spas employ freelance massage therapists for 1-2days a week or r these jobs all fulltime?
they are full time but they wouldnt employ u coz they dont like u so go home
im not amanager but i think it all depends on where you look?
I know some do, specially if you are any good, the gym I go to does.
It is possible. Ask around, put in resumes and applications, it can never hurt. And once you do get your resume in, call the spa at least every other day. WHY? Because calling up and asking if they've heard anything from your application tells them you're interested. AND it also bugs the hell out of them and reminds them you're still here.
That's how I got a job once, that had orgionally been filled. I called several times a week until I was told that the posistioin was filled, BUT two months later when the person quit, I was called and asked if I was still interested. The person said I'd called so much that it was obvious I wanted the job.
Another lady I worked with was wanting to train to be a dental assistant. The dentist she applied to said she wasn't qualified, not trained, ect. or didn't need one at the moment. BUT, she called every single day. Soon, they gave her an interview just to shut her up. lol. But, it worked. He liked her enough to train her as a dental assistant.
My point is, that even if someone says ';no, they won't hire you'; sometimes once you get your foot in the door they find things about you they do like, like a good personality, and they keep you.
I'm not a manager/ supervisor, but my friend works at a spa where she only works 3 days a week. I guess it just depends on the specific place.Would beauty salons/spas employ freelance massage therapists for 1-2days a week or r these jobs all fulltime?
they are full time but they wouldnt employ u coz they dont like u so go home
im not amanager but i think it all depends on where you look?
I know some do, specially if you are any good, the gym I go to does.
It is possible. Ask around, put in resumes and applications, it can never hurt. And once you do get your resume in, call the spa at least every other day. WHY? Because calling up and asking if they've heard anything from your application tells them you're interested. AND it also bugs the hell out of them and reminds them you're still here.
That's how I got a job once, that had orgionally been filled. I called several times a week until I was told that the posistioin was filled, BUT two months later when the person quit, I was called and asked if I was still interested. The person said I'd called so much that it was obvious I wanted the job.
Another lady I worked with was wanting to train to be a dental assistant. The dentist she applied to said she wasn't qualified, not trained, ect. or didn't need one at the moment. BUT, she called every single day. Soon, they gave her an interview just to shut her up. lol. But, it worked. He liked her enough to train her as a dental assistant.
My point is, that even if someone says ';no, they won't hire you'; sometimes once you get your foot in the door they find things about you they do like, like a good personality, and they keep you.
I trying to find a beauty salon in tucker ga, hair,nail,facial, massage?
I trying to find a lady that will do my hair,wash and style,main%26amp; ped,facialmassage,a full services salon a small business home salon,any web link for home salon?I trying to find a beauty salon in tucker ga, hair,nail,facial, massage?
Cohen Hair.
(barber %26amp; Spa)
4220 1st ave., Tucker.
Massage Associates of Atlanta
(massage %26amp; spa)
1926 Northlake Parkway, Tucker.
Cohen Hair.
(barber %26amp; Spa)
4220 1st ave., Tucker.
Massage Associates of Atlanta
(massage %26amp; spa)
1926 Northlake Parkway, Tucker.
Massage Therapists vs Beauty Therapists, what's what?
I am a highly qualified therapist with certification in neuromuscular therapies, in the united states. my man is an aussie...so now we're here and i'm having trouble finding out what's what. so, question one. what the heck difference is there between a beauty therapist, massage therapist and remedial therapist. i've been told i'm an advanced remedial massage therapist. but i'm still confused about the other, because i've been told i can do that as well. what is it? and, if anyone knows, what associations and insurances and licensing do i need to have. i've been told, nothing, then told just insurance, and other things, and it has to be SOMETHING that i can do, i want to have all possible. please help.Massage Therapists vs Beauty Therapists, what's what?
Welcome to Oz! I don't know where you are, but assuming Sydney!
Some places where you can get good information are:
- Nature Care College who run all the courses (very reputable) and could advise you of what your qualifications mean here.
- Try calling TAFE and speak to a lecturer from beauty or massage area. They are govt-run colleges that run courses with official Certificates and Diplomas. www.tafensw.edu.au
A beautician usually has done a variety of training in skin care and make-up. Often they have also done courses in massage. When I want a massage, I don't generally go to a beautician, I want the 'real deal' from someone who specailises in this area. I feel that beauticians often only know superficially about massage and can't feel what is wrong in the muscles.
A massage therapist is someone who has trained in massage and I would assume has one or more qualifications. I would be happy to see a massage therapist as an expert.
If you start your own massage business you would probably want liability insurance. Check out the info in the govt small business page below and speak to them if necessary.
If you go to work for someone else they will carry the insurance through their business.
Welcome to Oz! I don't know where you are, but assuming Sydney!
Some places where you can get good information are:
- Nature Care College who run all the courses (very reputable) and could advise you of what your qualifications mean here.
- Try calling TAFE and speak to a lecturer from beauty or massage area. They are govt-run colleges that run courses with official Certificates and Diplomas. www.tafensw.edu.au
A beautician usually has done a variety of training in skin care and make-up. Often they have also done courses in massage. When I want a massage, I don't generally go to a beautician, I want the 'real deal' from someone who specailises in this area. I feel that beauticians often only know superficially about massage and can't feel what is wrong in the muscles.
A massage therapist is someone who has trained in massage and I would assume has one or more qualifications. I would be happy to see a massage therapist as an expert.
If you start your own massage business you would probably want liability insurance. Check out the info in the govt small business page below and speak to them if necessary.
If you go to work for someone else they will carry the insurance through their business.
Which business is better in goa??beauty saloon,massage centre,boutique ,coffeshop or bakery????
massage center. as this place is tourist centerWhich business is better in goa??beauty saloon,massage centre,boutique ,coffeshop or bakery????
I'd go for a coffee shop with a bakery too and a big open plan layout with table and sofas etc Report Abuse
Which business is better in goa??beauty saloon,massage centre,boutique ,coffeshop or bakery????
i would say bakery
i would have to say bakery and beauty salon because if all your beauticians and barbers have high a high clientele list then business is going to be good /' and if its a bakery and you sell good stuff the word is going to get around and you are going to make plenty of money
Check in to govt. loans they will give you 150K to start a coffee establishment.
Little drive thru coffee/latte, espresso places. The ones I have seen where in Washington state. They had taken little huts and put them into parking lots, sharing the space with another land owner. Lower overhead.
These little buildings where no larger than the old Fotomat's.
One person could operate by themselves.
Check out Free Govt Loans.
Good luck.
I guess Bakery
Hotel business, but does it suits your budget? All these things you can do in or with hotel. You can start from two or more rooms.
boutique selling ethnic stuff. coffee shop and bakery is also good
A bakery with a coffee shop due to the growing cosmopolitian culture
I would say a massage centre. In my town we have plenty of beauty salons and most people are loyal to their beauty salon and don't want to change to a new one. Bakery/coffee shops haven't done well here either and I don't know HOW many boutiques I've seen go under. A lot of people here WANT a massage centre type-place though so I'd go with that.
its a nice idea to open a bakery shop but it has to be a mix of both and if you have space than certainly you should go for a cafe with bakery and make sure it is fresh even if you loose money for a couple of months or even more.. but stick to quality and play with the price, all the best
I'd go for a coffee shop with a bakery too and a big open plan layout with table and sofas etc Report Abuse
Which business is better in goa??beauty saloon,massage centre,boutique ,coffeshop or bakery????
i would say bakery
i would have to say bakery and beauty salon because if all your beauticians and barbers have high a high clientele list then business is going to be good /' and if its a bakery and you sell good stuff the word is going to get around and you are going to make plenty of money
Check in to govt. loans they will give you 150K to start a coffee establishment.
Little drive thru coffee/latte, espresso places. The ones I have seen where in Washington state. They had taken little huts and put them into parking lots, sharing the space with another land owner. Lower overhead.
These little buildings where no larger than the old Fotomat's.
One person could operate by themselves.
Check out Free Govt Loans.
Good luck.
I guess Bakery
Hotel business, but does it suits your budget? All these things you can do in or with hotel. You can start from two or more rooms.
boutique selling ethnic stuff. coffee shop and bakery is also good
A bakery with a coffee shop due to the growing cosmopolitian culture
I would say a massage centre. In my town we have plenty of beauty salons and most people are loyal to their beauty salon and don't want to change to a new one. Bakery/coffee shops haven't done well here either and I don't know HOW many boutiques I've seen go under. A lot of people here WANT a massage centre type-place though so I'd go with that.
its a nice idea to open a bakery shop but it has to be a mix of both and if you have space than certainly you should go for a cafe with bakery and make sure it is fresh even if you loose money for a couple of months or even more.. but stick to quality and play with the price, all the best
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