How about Younique Massages...........I'll think some more:)
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Regions Bank is an option if someone if looking for banking and business standards. They have agents there to help with any questions or needs someone would have about standards of business.
If it is a massage parlor that provide Relaxation the you want to ask if they provide "Full Service." If they do then you can get sex. If you are at a standard massage parlor then you are there for a massage then you would ask them what type of massage they provide and you will get answers like Swedish masssage, Deep massage, etc. You would then ask them exactly what those are and then choose the one you want.
Naming anything, not just businesses, are up to the owner(s). Common nameing techniques for certain things vary. If someone wanted to name a baby, they'd probably look in a book. If someone wanted to name a pet, they would choose a cute or informative name that describes the animal. If someone wanted to name a store, they might consider choosing an obvious and common name, such as, "Deli", or an extrodinary and unique name, such as, "Duane Reade."
so that they can save their business if it is going to become bankrupt or something. and then they can go into partnership with someone so that their business is save. What a load of poo
To my knowledge, I have never heard of a Tendril Massage, and I have been in the business for 25 years. So, I would venture to guess is that someone is referring to a massage establishment called Tendril.
In the privacy of your own home yes. But to do it as a business no. You would need a license. Would fall under massage parlor.
I would say it should take about $50.000
Yes. That would be a good idea. Anyone that has a thrombosis should consult with their doctor before receiving a massage.
Tread carefully!
A basket of slippers would be a unique and thoughtful gift for someone using slippers regularly, such as a dancers. It would also be unique to someone who worked from home who preferred comfortable shoes. The most important thing is to determine if your gift will be special and unique to the recipient.
Normal biz hrs for the legit ones.
Each individual is different. The fact that someone has epilepsy may not have any effect on how you would give them a massage. So in the vast majority of occasions, there would be nothing in particular to be considered.
A disclaimer can be made up of many items. A disclaimer that you would have someone sign for massage would basically state that the client has been informed of the risks involved and have decided to proceed with the massage anyway.
Most people would say it is your training or special modality. But, from years of experience, the most significant thing is your personality. People will be drawn to you, as a therapist, because of your unique character and style, it is like 'chemistry' between two people that get along well. That is how your clients will pick you over another therapist. So, do as much as you can to put your unique 'you' into your massage.
"If you would like to be noticed, being unique would not hurt. If you were to go all out with your business card you might be over doing it. All you really need is a logo, your name, and contact information."
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