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January through December—2007 has already flipped through the pages of the calendar, allowing for the preparation of a whole new set of adventures in 2008. But before moving into the new year, its important to see where the industry has been, providing a preview of the direction it’s headed. Following are some interesting industry impacts, listed in no particular order, as identified by the Skin Inc. magazine editorial team.
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The Millennium Generation. Future spa-goers are becoming your current spa-goers faster than they can bat their glittery eye-shadowed lid at you. This year, kids, ’tweens and teens have put their little feet down as a viable spa audience, and there’s no denying that the combination of beauty, makeup, girl talk, health, fitness and fun is appealing to the under-18 set. And despite the giddiness of it all, there are some serious dollars to be made today—and for years to come—from this generation. These kids will be the big-spenders in your spa as they grow older, and because they are beginning to understand the importance of skin and beauty maintenance at a young age, this emphasis will continue and become more substantial as they get older, start to receive a steady paycheck and become the moguls some think they already are. |
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