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Zen Your Spa Space with Pure Spa Direct’s Serene Spa Decorative Package!

Posted on by Tara Esnes

Part of the appeal of going to the spa is the zen, serene feeling the space is infused with. Are you ready to zen your space? Check out Pure Spa Direct’s Serene Spa Decorative Package for a display that will immediately make your clients go “aahhhhhhhhhh”! This package is the perfect touch for your treatment room, relaxation area, even the changing area!

Package Includes:

Make the package your very own by choosing options. Options available include:
  • Towels
  • Flameless candles
  • Porcelain Bowl to display the stones
Customize your space by creating special aromatherapy blends, too! To view our huge selection of essential oils, click HERE.
With 65,000 products, Pure Spa Direct has everything you need to zen your spa. If zen isn’t your thing, Pure Spa Direct can help with excitement and energy too!

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Spa Front Desk: the First Impression

Posted on by Laurie Kerner

First impressions are important, especially in your business. Are you in need of an update?

Take a look at our best-selling reception desks that look modern, yet still feel warm and inviting! We offer a great selection of sizes and styles to meet your needs!

Cameo Reception Desk

Reception Desk with locking drawer, computer ledge, & wire grommets. This beautiful reception
desk is will add a warm and inviting touch to your waiting area. Made in the USA.

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The Special-Order Amati Standing Reception Desk features an elevated customer ledge, steel legs, and left-side return. The Amati offers ample storage space with four drawers, two storage cabinets, and bag-storage shelves. Made in the USA.


Technical Information:

  • Measures: 87″W x 24″D x 34″D x 36″H x 42″H
  • Elevated customer ledge
  • Steel legs
  • Left-side return
  • 4 drawers
  • 2 Storage cabinets with doors & shelves
  • Bag storage

Edge Standing Reception Desk

The Edge Standing Reception Desk features a sleek and simple look. It is a free-standing unit with two drawers, locking cash till and a shelf for a computer or purse. The Edge Standing Reception Desk has a large Customer Ledge as well as a spacious work surface for the receptionist. The simple but extremely functional desk will be a great addition to your salon. Made in the USA.

Technical Information:

  • Measures: 36″W x 24″D x 44″H
  • 2 Push-to-open drawers
  • Locking cash till
  • Lower shelf for computer or purse
  • Wire grommets
Whether you have a small space or a large space, we have a large assortment of all sizes- ensuring something for everyone!

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A Rude Receptionist Could Be Killing Business

Posted on by Rebeca Cardenas

As busy day spa and salon owners, we are concentrating on the bigger picture (expenses, overhead, staffing, stock and traffic. Yet, as the old saying goes, “The devil is in the details”.

Friendly or Frightening?
How is your receptionist
treating YOUR clients?

I don’t even know if the majority of spa and salon owners realize how the receptionist is truly treating walk-ins, appointment inquiries or phone calls from new clients with questions about services. I feel that most of us felt good about the person we hired for reception, trained them, and then moved on to running the show. But how often are spa and salon owners stopping to closely review how the receptionist is doing on an ongoing basis? We can never forget that the receptionist is the lifeblood of the business, and checking in often is critical.

I bring this topic up because there are several swanky beauty / spa businesses I frequent here on Long Island that I love… but I CRINGE to call or personally interact with their apathetic, incredibly irritable receptionists. It is so bad, it deters my desire for future appointments. When a receptionist is visibly or audibly irritated by an inquiry or request from a paying or potential client, it sends out the worst impression about the business and the talent under that roof that can not be easily reversed.

So what to do? I have my friends and family call my business randomly and act like a first time customer… running through the tedious first time client questions like pricing, stylist info., and scheduling to make sure the reception team answers happily, (like it’s the first time they ever answered those questions). I encourage my team to SMILE when they are on the phone with all clients, and in person. The client automatically feels better about her conversation, better about your business and better about making more appointments.

For some great in-depth tips on how to make your front desk work, check out this great article from Behind The Chair.

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Making a Great First Impression

Posted on by Laurie Kerner

What is the first thing that is seen when walking into your business? First impressions are important! Any reception desk sees a lot of traffic. Every client uses this, both when entering and exiting. Has yours seen better days? Maybe it’s time for an update.

Check out our newest reception desk! DIR Reception Desk Janus with LED Lighting

DIR has come out with an amazing and modern L-shaped Curved Reception desk. It can be used in any spa, salon, medispa, wellness center, doctors office, or more!

It has a 3 piece combination to fit and adjust any space. Additional sections can be purchased as needed, for endless combinations!

It also has:

  • 2 retail display cabinets with two levels of displaying capacity
  • Storage cabinets with shelves
  • Lockable drawer
  • Illuminating LED lights at the top and base of the desk
Looking for a different style? Click here!
Did you know we have reception furniture and decor too? We can help you make some simple upgrades, to enhance the environment.

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