If you like talking to regular customers and you like tanning products, you’ll enjoy that aspect. As for positive things, it’s a fun place to work. If an emergency comes up the day of your shift or after you’re already there, you need to find coverage which can be really difficult if you’re currently dealing with an emergency. It helps to be knowledgeable about the products and if you’re the type of person who isn’t afraid to pitch a sale, however, if your client base just doesn’t have the money, it’s going to be difficult making your sales average to get that bonus. Sure, there are bonuses but it really depends on which salon you’re working at. I don’t think the average person could live on the pay without having additional income. There are some benefits for part time employees if you do work over 30 hours a week (dental insurance, not sure about medical) but for the most part, it was just a job to get me through school and then a second job until I was financially stable enough in my career.

Once you tan in one of Glow's $50,000 tanning beds, a high-end 9 minute max tan time quality stand-up booth, a red light therapy booth or THE best spray tan in Erie (did I mention that we introduced spray tanning booths to Erie 20 years ago?), you'll quickly discover what a quality sun session is like.Fun but not a job you can live on I worked at Zoom Tan all through college and for about a year post grad. The seemingly good deal you thought you got with a bargain tan quickly disappears once you realize that you're only getting red instead of a luscious golden glow. 'PRICE IS WHAT YOU PAY.VALUE IS WHAT YOU RECEIVE' Just don't get confused and start believing that a low cost, bargain basement tanning place will give you the same result as a facility with the most expensive equipment that money can possibly buy! It's perfectly acceptable to have a good, better, and best option. Not everyone wants or can afford the best.

Just like everything in life.you get exactly what you pay for.

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