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 SERVICE VARIATIONS IN A BEAUTY SALON & SPA  


There are also other variations of the type of business where you combine a beauty salon with a spa including only some of the aesthetic services extended, non-invasive, for the health the face as they are: • Eyebrow waxing • Facial • Artificial sun tanning • Manicure • Pedicure • Oxygen therapy • Mud baths • Aromatherapy


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Beauty salons have proven to be an industry proof of economic recession in developed nations extending to sub-developed countries every time. Although sales have declined since 2008 due to the large recession, these remain robust in a long-term projection. It is even thought that during recessions consumers tend to be more price conscious, and these costs increase continuously. With the increasing the income per capita in the United States since 2015, beauty salons are emerging with the industry generating $ 56.2 billion. Hair care is the largest segment with 86 thousand locations.

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They expects that by 2018 the skin care industry will generate $ 11 billion in revenue. This increase arises due to the numerous campaigns that on skin cancer and the possibilities of anti-cancer discoveries aging are being offered for women, and especially for men. The start up or entrepreneurs they also compete with the big chains leveling on average through sales and online marketing by Web. The labor office estimates that 20% of the jobs generated between 2008 and 2014 are represented by the industry of skin care specialists.




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