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Lots of folks have been asking me for more information on providing mobile services! As I buzz around LA bringing people beauty, here is what I can share with you...
A GladGirl from the start, expert eyelash artist, Sarah Elaine Moore has been bringing GladGirl eyelash extensions into the homes of her premier Hollywood clients for over thirteen years. Sarah attended the Make Up Designory in Burbank CA in 2002, studying Film & Television Makeup. She has also trained with the world-renowned Fletcher Pilates Company, where she spent six years exploring how beauty professionals can prevent injury and increase longevity in their careers. Sarah is currently a Volume Lash Trainer at GladGirl Academy. Her mission through her guest posts on the GladGirl Blog is to make the best better, inspiring confidence and instilling value in eyelash artists and clients.
Do you have like a specific van you use ?? If yes what kind ?
Im thinking about starting a mobile business too. Ive been unemployed and would like to know what potential salary range would I make before investing in liscence and training. Any insights would be great! Thanks !
Thank You for the question, Connie! Am glad this post resonated with you :) There is a lot more to think about when doing on location, so i understand your feeling of complication. In an upcoming wink i am going to discuss how i handle this pricing wise & how to master being mobile <3
Thank You very much for all the great info. I have often thought about doing mobile lashes along with my suite but thought it to be too complicated. Do you charge more for being mobile? If so what percentage above your suite?
Thank You again for all your help.
Connie
Concepcion’s Lashes
Hiii Dora, thank you for your patience getting back. There is another version available in FOAM that is much lighter then the wood. Its a breeze to carry. I sit at the top of the arc for clients laying on their bed.
HI Pauline, thank you for your patience getting back! Sitting on the top of the arc is ideal for clients laying on their own bed or flat recliner/sofa. This Arc also comes in foam Extra light weight. Wishing you a happy New Year!
I can’t quite picture how to use the chair you mention here….. Could you add example pics?
Thank you for the tips! I am wondering how you use your pilates chair vs the massage table? I must say, I have done house calls before and the heaviest thing I carry is my massage chair. I end up sweating up a storm before I even begin.
I am strictly mobile and have a hard time standing up the massage table. I will definitely look into the chair you mentioned here. Someone always knows where I will be to ensure my safety as well as the other stylists safety in the team.
Do you need an establishment license if you’re doing it mobile? Also, can you do it in other states or only that of your license? Thanks so much:)
Do you have like a specific van you use ?? If yes what kind ?
Im thinking about starting a mobile business too. Ive been unemployed and would like to know what potential salary range would I make before investing in liscence and training. Any insights would be great! Thanks !
Thank You for the question, Connie! Am glad this post resonated with you :) There is a lot more to think about when doing on location, so i understand your feeling of complication. In an upcoming wink i am going to discuss how i handle this pricing wise & how to master being mobile <3
Thank You very much for all the great info. I have often thought about doing mobile lashes along with my suite but thought it to be too complicated. Do you charge more for being mobile? If so what percentage above your suite?
Thank You again for all your help.
Connie
Concepcion’s Lashes
Hiii Dora, thank you for your patience getting back. There is another version available in FOAM that is much lighter then the wood. Its a breeze to carry. I sit at the top of the arc for clients laying on their bed.
HI Pauline, thank you for your patience getting back! Sitting on the top of the arc is ideal for clients laying on their own bed or flat recliner/sofa. This Arc also comes in foam Extra light weight. Wishing you a happy New Year!
I can’t quite picture how to use the chair you mention here….. Could you add example pics?
Thank you for the tips! I am wondering how you use your pilates chair vs the massage table? I must say, I have done house calls before and the heaviest thing I carry is my massage chair. I end up sweating up a storm before I even begin.
I am strictly mobile and have a hard time standing up the massage table. I will definitely look into the chair you mentioned here. Someone always knows where I will be to ensure my safety as well as the other stylists safety in the team.
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Jessica Hoffland
January 10, 2020
Do you need an establishment license if you’re doing it mobile? Also, can you do it in other states or only that of your license? Thanks so much:)