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ISPA Offers Spa Savings Tips
To help clients who are finding fewer funds available for spa visits, the International SPA Association is offering tips for spa deals.
Men’s Grooming—Worth the Hype?
By Briony Davies
The men’s market has failed to deliver gains previously anticipated, though recent innovations have put the sector back into the headlines. Euromonitor International takes a closer look at the factors influencing the growth of the category and recommends strategies to reignite development.
Hands Up
By Janet McCormick
Get onboard with the new hand care offerings giving a boost to spas throughout the country.
Key Lessons to Success: What's the Big Idea
By Jane Wurwand
Wake up from the usual sleepy branding ideas to put a spark in your spa's marketing.
Sustaining Your Staff
By Frederic Holzberger
Find out how to turn around your spa's turnover rates by catering to your No. 1 asset.
Good Hands: The Call of Entreprenurism
By Annet King
If you know what you're getting into, striking out on your own can be a risky, but successful, venture.
Derm Devices: Taking Anti-aging In Hand
By Leslie Benson
In the age of Botox and anti-aging cosmeceuticals, handheld dermatological devices for at-home use offer consumers alternatives to invasive surgeries and spa treatments. Learn more about this new category of competition for your spa.
L'Oreal Paris Encouraging Recognition of Women of Worth
L’Oreal Paris has launched an awards program called Women of Worth that honors those women working to help their communities and others.
Natural Marketing Institute Reveals Top 2008 Trends
Themes of a dual society, sustainability and wellness are all going to be rising in popularity in 2008, according to the market research company The Natural Marketing Institute.
Why She Won't Buy Naturals ...
By Alisa Marie Beyer
Though natural/organic products seem to dominate beauty headlines, there is a substantial group of consumers loyal to science-based brands. A recent study compares traditional beauty consumers with those committed to natural/organic products.