Thank you for calling our 24-hour Free Consumer Awareness Message.
This message is designed to help you pick the best med spa for you. The more knowledgeable you are about the spa industry, the fewer problems you will have choosing the best spa for you.
Education is truly the first step to making any good decision. You do it before you buy a house, car, or anything else. Why not before you invest in yourself?
You’ll learn why you should never pick a salon based on lowest price. You’ll also learn why all salons are different. And why communication is so important.
This free message can make your spa experience painless and trouble free.
My name is Sylvia Yang ,I am the owner of royal tulip med spa . We have given you this free 24-hour recorded message. Our phone number is and our address is 5478 dundas st west , etobicoke – we are located on dandus st west & islington city center west .
Let’s get into the reason why you called, for free information that will help you decide how to choose the best spa for you.
Mistake #1
You pick a med spa based only on price.
The old adage is true. “You get what you pay for.” This is especially true when choosing a med spa. If you want the best services you should decide to deal with a spa because of the overall value you receive, NOT because they are the lowest price.
Here’s why.
Value = Quality + Service + Price
It is impossible for any business in any industry to offer the cheapest price, have the highest quality, and provide the best service all at the same time.
You can get high quality and super service, but you can’t get both and still get the lowest price.
Spas have a lot of overhead, employees, products, leases, continuing education, etc. If their prices are “too good to be true” then they are cutting corners somewhere. Whether it’s in the quality of their services and products, or the customer service they provide, something has to suffer to give you those low, low prices.
Total value is all three: Quality, Service, and Price.
The three most common problems you will have when you pick a spa based on low prices are:
Number One: Really cheap spas don’t usually stand behind their work if there is a mistake. Sure, those spas might charge you less, but how will they treat you when you are not happy? To give the cheapest price they usually have low-wage, inexperienced employees, with a license to practice, but little or no real world skills. They also cut corners by using cheaper products. The end result is “you get what you pay for.” And the little bit of money you save ends up costing you more in the long run, Believe me, there is a saying I always tell my clients, “the bitterness of poor quality lingers long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.”
Number Two: A spa that offers the lowest prices often has to compensate for being cheap with quantity, not quality. Your salon experience is anything but relaxing
Number Three: The final reason why picking the cheapest spa is a problem relates back to the low-wage, inexperienced stylists that are usually employed at these types of salons. Anyone can go through the schooling and have a license, but it’s the finishing schools, and spending the time and money on furthering education and developing, if you want to be pampered, treated with kid gloves, and learn beauty “secrets” from experienced experts, then don’t choose a salon based on price .
Mistake #2
You Think All Spas Are The Same

Every spa is different. No two spa are really the same. Every spa has different services and different employees who have unique aesthetics and therapist . Technician is a combination of talent, experience, and skill. Most people don’t realize the time and money the best technician put into developing their art.
Communication is the key to picking the best spa for you:
Ask what type of training and experience the aesthetics and massage therapist have
Ask how much time they will spend with you before the appointment
Ask to see pictures of their work
Ask to read testimonials of past clients
Ask any other questions that are unique to your needs.
This will help you to decide if they are the best spa for you.
After you ask your questions, it will become pretty obvious which spa you should choose. The salon that wants your business will prove to you that they are the best spa for you. Take your time and decide which spa you would like to use – but when you decide, you must be loyal to them. That brings us to Mistake #3.
Mistake #3
You Always Have A Couple Of Spa You Frequent
You may think this is good for you because whoever can get you in soonest wins the appointment. And it is, to some extent. But here is why it usually isn’t a good way to deal with spas.
A good spa has enough loyal clients that they don’t have to deal with price shoppers.
Once you find a good spa, you must be loyal. If you flip-flop from spa to spa, a good spa won’t be too motivated to keep YOU as a client. They will cater to their loyal clients.
Price is important. But price should not be more important than good quality and good service.
If you aren’t loyal to your spa, and show up every months for them to your treatment when you need a favor who are you going to turn to? When your best friend that you haven’t seen since college calls and says she’s going to be in town for the week-end, and you’ve got an inch and a half of roots showing, who’s going to bend over backwards to get you looking your best for the reunion?
Every spa expects to bend over backwards for their loyal clients now and again; they might even see you after hours, or early in the morning, or pull off a miracle. Provided the client is loyal, the spa will do all they can to help you look your best for an unexpected special occasion.

All good spas will be loyal to you if YOU are loyal to them. Keep loyalty in mind when you choose your spa.

Mistake #4
Picking A Spa That Doesn’t Guarantee Their Services

All reputable spa guarantee their services automatically. This means if you aren’t happy they will attempt to “fix” whatever it is for free, and if you still aren’t happy they will return your money.

Unfortunately, there are unethical spas that won’t do this. Instead they will argue with you for having “unrealistic expectations”.

An unethical spa may charge you for a re-visit, or refuse to give you your money back.
The best thing you can do is pick a spa that guarantees their work. This way you know they have to be good and have good communication with you. There is no risk for you.

Mistake #5
You Don’t Allow Enough Time For Your spa To Service You Properly

Mistakes happen when you rush!

When you’re in a hurry, you may not get enough time to communicate with your technician to make sure you get exactly what you need. And, sometimes, one late client can push back schedules for the whole day. When you schedule a spa visit, don’t short yourself on time. Ask the spa how much time you should allow in your schedule .

Before you get serviced at the spa, talk with your therapist . Make sure he or she knows what your likes and dislikes are, what your “goal” is and how you will achieve your desired look.
You can save time, money, and headaches from the very beginning by communication!

Mistake #6
You Think Having A License Is All It Takes To Be A Good aesthetic and massage therapist

There are hundreds of thousands of licensed therapist. They’ve all gone to school, or been apprenticed and passed their state boards examine. That doesn’t mean they are all good.
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Don’t be shy. Ask therapist about their training and find out what kind of skills they have mastered before you put yourself in their hands.

Mistake #7
Not Asking To See Examples Of Spa Workmanship

Avoiding this mistake is your best bet at finding a fantastic spa.. Ask to see examples of their work. lf they don’t have a book for you to look through, ask for references. A good spa will happily give you references.

Ask for the names of at least three people who have visited the therapist you’re interested in, and call them and ask them if they are happy with the spa. Also, ask to read through any testimonials the spa has from clients. This is the easiest way you can find a spa for you!

Now as an extra treat I’m going to share 5 Beauty “Secrets” with you.
5 beauty secrets
Exfoliate Your Skin
Exfoliate a minimum of three times per month , Once per week is even better, especially if your skin is excessively dry. The exfoliation process removes dead layers of skin cells and gives your fresh, moist skin underneath a chance to breathe, as well as letting moisturizer absorb better afterward. Your skin’s oil glands cannot reach the outer, dead layers of skin so it’s best to exfoliate and allow the oils to naturally hydrate the living skin cells.
Moisturize and Protect Your Nails
For dry, brittle nails, rub petroleum jelly or a thick cream into your nails to hold moisture around and under your nails. If you do this at bedtime, slip a pair of thin cotton gloves on your hands before you to sleep.
Wear vinyl gloves every time you wash dishes or do other household tasks that require you to immerse your hands in water.
Avoid Skin Destroyers
That means to avoid these three things: smoking, tanning salons and sunbathing. While some sunlight is ok , be sure to wear SPF and avoid prolonged time in the sun. Doctors agree that all three of these factors can be extremely harmful to your skin and have secondary effects that could become potentially life threatening.
Put Eggs in Your Hair…
Yes, Eggs ! Mix one egg with a small amount of shampoo, apply to your hair for five minutes, and rinse well. This shampoo “omelette helps to feed the protein in your hair.
Wash Your Face with Natural Products
Clean your face and neck with a natural cold cream and follow with a rose water glycerine rinse twice a day to remove skin-damaging pollutants.