Faith Lift non-surgical facelift

- A naturally derived, skin tightening and lifting range

- Physically lifts sagging skin

- Reduces the appearance of lines and wrinkles

- Totally safe and non-invasive

- Hand made in England.

ABOUT Faith Lift

Tibby Olivier is one of England’s best kept secrets, a limited, discreet and intimate production. Our customer base thus far has been entirely established from referrals and recommendations provided by our regular clientele. Based in the little rural village of Blackrod in Lancashire, the main aim of the company is to get back to the root of perfumery/skin care by using organic essential oils and creating a range which is far removed from the mass consumerism of today.

With the trend leaning towards these methods, we felt this was the time to reach a larger audience whilst maintaining our aims. The whole Faith range has been therapist driven and
grown “organically” from results. The range is organic, paraben, silicon and preservative free and does not include any animal by-products nor have they been tested on animals.

The company director, Julieann has personally mixed and tested all the products on herself to ensure their suitability.

Did we say it works ?!
 
But don’t take our word for it….
 
“ @TheFaithlift I think I may bathe in it !!!”
TheVal Garland
 
“ Not been very good at doing Faith Lift masks but each one has been amazing. BUT I’ve been using FL Lip and Eye ‘faithfully’ every night for 3 weeks and there is definitely a big difference!! Creases on my lips now minimal!???”
Marian Newman.

“ Just thought I’d give u some feedback on the Faithlift products I’ve been using on my clients… As a full time Aesthetic practioner I spend most of my time administering botox and fillers so my clients are RESULTS driven people. I’ve used Faithlift now consistently for about six weeks and all of my clients LOVE it. The masks enhance and compliment my existing treatments and offer a genuine results driven alternative to those who wouldn’t consider injectables! Well done you!!! Xxx”
Sian Mansell.
 
“ Incredible results over the last couple of weeks, with Faith Lift!! Round here it really has become the latest party ‘must have’ and people who have booked a single treatment, have without fail, taken up my ‘on the spot’ discount for booking the second!!”
Lyndsay Harrold
 
“ My god it does actually work!!! Thanks xxxxx”
Lynne Booth
 
“.Just had to share – my lady had their first of her course of six faith lifts today and has already booked No. 7!!.”
Paula Richards

“OMG love it, really noticed results when i came home, can’t wait to treat my clients to this amazing treatment”
The Tan Fairy 

Superb Opportunity for Salons/ Therpists

A superb opportunity for salons/therapists to offer something unique to their client base. No training needed for therapists holding a beauty cert.

 A “Red Carpet” treatment with high profit potential. First treatment can cover the cost of first 30/50ml purchase. No minimum order. Retail the creams in their gorgeous packaging to add to the whole “Faith”experience and increase sales.

 SALON STARTER KIT

50ML Faith Lift MASK

50ML Faith Lift CREAM

15MLFaith Lift EYE

15ML Faith Lift LIP

(approx. salon revenue £750.00 not for resale)

£120 + VAT

Find out more about Faith Lift?
 
For more, no obligation, information on this breakthrough product please email jane@enhancedirect.co.uk  or Tel 0800 567 7235
 
For trade only prices or to order, please visit www.enhancedirect.co.uk
 
For further unsolicited feedback visit our Facebook page “Faith Lift (non surgical facelift)”
 
We look forward very much to hearing from you.

Eve Taylor Skincare is looking good for 20 per cent sales growth this year with a business committed to UK production and high-quality, affordable products the world wants to buy.

Although entrepreneur Eve Taylor, who founded the brand that bears her name some 40 years ago, describes herself as “old school”, her business model, both grounded and generous, could not be more modern.

Eve Taylor London (ETL), run by herself and three of her five sons, employs 18 inPeterborough, Cambridgeshire. 

Here more than 60 original natural-ingredient beauty or aromatherapy products for women and men, such as facial oils and cleansers, are made and distributed.

These go to professional therapists with salons and spas in more than 20 countries fromMexicotoMongolia, creating a turnover last year of £1.7 million and on course for £2.2 million in 2012.

Those in the ETL fold need never fear being undercut by discounting, a phenomenon compounded by online offers that has proved fatal to many a small business, explainsTaylor.

“Customers in salons like to buy the products used in their treatments and then carry on the good work at home.

“It has always been a valuable source of income for therapists, which the world over are either women sole traders with a mobile business, or a small high-street shop.

“But bigger brands now maximise sales by discounting with stores or shopping channels. Customers don’t buy from their therapist as they can find products more cheaply elsewhere. 

“The salon trade relies on disposable income so it’s been hit hard by the recession and discounting has cost it even more jobs.

“These are skilled women who have often funded their own training to get into business.”

Taylor’s refusal to discount and instead support other small businesses with products and education, led to the company creating a sales platform which has become a unique selling point, she says.

“Salons on tight margins selling expensive brands are struggling and having to adapt to a new economic landscape. What they want is something more affordable but still special. That’s us.”

Customers can buy from the company’s website but at salon prices. “We are always trying to strike a balance between controlling our costs and maintaining sensible prices and the needs of our professional customers so neither is nailed to the floor,”Taylorexplains.

“We don’t offer credit or trade financing, everything is paid for in sterling before it goes out the door.

“But neither do we insist on a minimum order number which helps with salons’ cash flow.

“They know we are on their side in good times and bad. Supporting them both with effective products that have an excellent shelf-life as well as education will sustain our long-term growth and theirs.

“We’re in the right place and the right time now. We are getting new salons on board at a rate of five to 10 a week and export 50 per cent of our output.”

Being a tight-knit business enables ETL to develop new ranges more quickly and customise them for different markets. “Thinking local but acting global sums up our strategy,” saysTaylor.

Her entrepreneurial life started in the Fifties, working forAvonand training as a beautician.

She recalls: “Women were changing. They had had enough of living in grey, post-war austerityBritain.” That led to a career specialising in aromatherapy, teaching, running her own salons and developing a brand.

In the late Eighties the company moved fromLondon, taking advantage of the lower costs and enterprise breaks inPeterboroughto set up its own factory.

In the last decadeTaylor’s belief in “working hard, innovation, never taking things for granted and being prepared to adapt to market conditions” has been fiercely tested as many more brands climbed on the aromatherapy bandwagon, diluting the credibility of the concept.

“We had to change to secure our long-term future,” saysTaylor. A men’s range was followed with £750,000 of investment in new plant and buildings with classrooms.

In 2011 the company was considered such a good bet that Barclays gave it a £200,000 loan. This has been invested in developing a range of more advanced age-resisting and moisturising products, known as cosmeceuticals.

“Our business achievement has been to create high-performance products that can be compared with those of much larger brands but for half the price, which is what our customers expect,” saysTaylor.

“These new ranges are turning us into a global contender for the first time. Our biggest sellers continue to be the basics like our essential oils, but I wish we had started the new skincare investments sooner.”

Taylor, who received an OBE in 2008, still does a six-day week and at almost 80 years of age has never owned a fancy watch or expensive car.

She has no plans to do so, “but we will create four new jobs this year and expand more intoAsia,” she says. “It’s always been about the business for me.

“When people ask why I’m still working at my age I just say it’s not about getting older, I’m just living longer, that’s why I have to learn more all the time.”

Visit http://www.eve-taylor.com

View article from Daily Express on 08/02/2012

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If not, this is your opportunity to influence the development of the content and structure of all Hair and Beauty Qualifications that will be delivered in the future.

Habia, jointly with the Awarding Organisation Forum, are completing a review of all Qualifications within the Hair and Beauty Sector.

The Awarding Organisation Forum for the Hair and Beauty Sector is recognised by Habia and the regulators as the central group for the development of accredited qualifications. The seven Awarding Organisations, formally recognised as part of the Awarding Organisation Forum for the Hair and Beauty Sector, are listed below:

1. CIBTAC
2. City & Guilds
3. Edexcel, part of the Pearson Education Ltd
4. EDI
5. ITEC
6. SQA
7. VTCT

This is your opportunity to comment on all current qualifications available , both NVQ and VRQs.

The questionnaire has been developed to enable centre managers to allocate specific industry qualification feedback to individual departments.

You can complete the questionnaire as many times as required, the feedback is requested per industry, level and individual unit – thus allowing delivery centres to focus on specific areas of a qualification.

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