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Amazing award win for Stokesley skincare clinic
Rejuven Skincare and Wellbeing clinic based on the High Street in Stokesley is delighted to have been awarded for the second year running the Best Client Experience Award by Phorest Salon Software.
The Phorest Client Experience Award 2016 is not based on public votes or judging panels, but rather on how the people who spend money in the salons feel about the service provided to them throughout the year.
The salon service collates all customer reviews and to achieve the winning status, clinics must have made an average of over 4/5 stars between May 2015 and 2016.
This award is a real boost to salon owner Karen Owens, who said:
“This awards means a lot us as it is voted by our clients not the industry and that matters. Having been in business over ten years and on Stokesley High Street for many of those, we have developed a fantastic set of loyal customers, and it is lovely to have recognition that we look after everyone really well.”
The award win puts Rejuven in the top 3% of all hair and beauty salons and spas in the UK and Ireland. Successful for the second year running the salon are sure they are getting the right responses from its customers. In 2014/15 they were also awarded International Institute of Anti-Ageing SALON OF EXCELLENCE honour and were successful at being shortlisted again this year.
Rejuven offer a wide range of treatments, from skincare supplements, inch loss courses, muscle toning, mineral makeup as well as many wellbeing treatments popular in everyone’s busy lives.
Check out the webiste for more details of promotional courses and treatments available.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sue Thompson .
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