Kind of like raising earthworms or Ostriches for skin care oil.  

A skin care company I consult with here in Columbus OH is currently applying for a substantial business loan to help them prepare to scale this next year. 

There are a few "evergreen" niches, however, that are the most popular and consistently profitable: dating, diet, skincare, bizopp, ecigs (recently), credit reports, background checks.

My wife and I own a skincare business here in Washington.  

It's skin care, so we were thinking of placing 1 mini-facial per guest in the bathroom for them to use if they want.

I say this: Check-in 12Noon (flexible) ; Check-out 12Noon (Less-Flexible) - that way if they already know that they have travel plans, or disruptions, that may break that check out time, they will need to coordinate it beforehand.So a not so funny story: I had a group (of skin care product salesmen of the Eastern European variety) who broke every rule in the book.

So far all I can keep thinking is that my clients that I work with need to read this book...they certainly fall into the trap of "sell to anyone" and "any client is a good client" they are a CBD skin care company and have spread themselves super thin between Ecomm sales, wholesale customers, and then within wholesale they have umpteen clients from Ulta all the way down to a local face mask bar.  

Upon our move, my wife will leave her primary job in Hawaii and will be self employed in Washington as a Rodan and Fields Skincare rep.  

I am currently a nurse and have a skin care and cosmetics business.

My name is Vivika Williams I am a free lance make up artist, skincare consultant, and nightlife entertainer.