Would you rent a make up chair/station... Need input.

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Shannon H.

Sep 25, 2016

Shannon H.

Hello Dolls! I am the owner of a Beautique & Cosmetics Line and I am looking for some input on how make up artists feel about renting a makeup chair/station. Similar to renting a chair at a salon. Chair rentals will be offered hourly, weekly & Monthly. You would be able to choose your own hours, keep your clients & choose your own rates. What are your thoughts 😊
YAY or NAY
& why or why not
Thank you 😘

Kathleen K.

Sep 26, 2016

Kathleen K.

I'm no make up artist but if I were I forsure would rent out a chair. Especially if I had a lot of clients.
I would rent out a booth because I think it would be more professional and safe (assuming I worked out of my home). I also like the fact that I have my work area separate from home (if that makes sense).
I'm assuming there is a waiting area and if there is I also like that idea because if I was running behind on time and I had another client come in there's a waiting room for them to comfortably wait in.
That's my 2 sense lol :)

Shannon H.

Sep 26, 2016

Shannon H.

Thank you so much! I didn't think of a waiting area but it's a great idea.

Kathleen K.

Sep 26, 2016

Kathleen K.

You're very welcome.?

Kathleen K.

Sep 26, 2016

Kathleen K.

Sorry the "?" was suppose to be a :)

Shannon H.

Sep 26, 2016

Shannon H.

Haha! ;)

Shannon H.

Sep 28, 2016

Shannon H.

Thank you for your input. It seems I got great feedback.

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