Tipping is customary, a normal tip for a spa service ranges from 15%-20% and is based on how well you enjoyed the experience. The normally tipping range falls between $10 and $30 for a massage session, but your decision to tip and how much is personal, and entirely up to you.

Tips are not included in the cost of any therapy or treatment and are sincerely appreciated. All massage/treatments are subject to change without notice. See similar questions...

Unlike many other service industries, tipping is not expected. However, tipping is always appreciated. See similar questions...

Tip is always much appreciated but it is optional. Many people tip $5-$20 depending on the length of the session and quality of the service. See similar questions...

Tips for the Captain and the mate are at your discretion however keep in mind the deckhand is there to make your fishing trip enjoyable by cutting bait, rigging up lines, cleaning the deck, etc. and the Captain finds the fish so, if you have a great fishing trip it is customary to show your appreciation with a tip. See similar questions...

Yes, it is customary and greatly appreciated however it is not mandatory. A gratuity is to the client's discretion. Usually it is the officiant, musician, photographer, videographer, hair stylist and anyone you would like to thank for a job well done. See similar questions...

Tipping is considered customary in most service industries including charter fishing. Gratuities are never expected though, rather they are a way to complement the captain and crew for exemplary service. See similar questions...

Gratuity for guide service is customary. A tip is a nice way to say 'thank you' and should reflect how you feel about the personal service you or your group received. Some groups organize a group tip for their guide, others prefer to tip personally. Average tip is between 5-10% of your trip cost per person. See similar questions...

Mates depend on tips to augment their income. As a general rule, tip like you would in a restaurant 15% - 20%+ of the charter price, more or less depending on the service. See similar questions...

Yes, it is customary to tip your guide. The usual gratuity is 15%. We can add the gratuity to your charge card or you can tip your guide directly. See similar questions...

The best place to find a massage therapist is a referral from someone else. People who are happy with their massage therapist are usually eager to recommend them to you. Ask your friends and family, and see who they recommend. If nobody you know receives massage, or you're too embarrassed to ask, there are a variety of sources. The phone book is a good place to start. Some newspapers carry ads for massage, use the ones in the health section, not the ones in the entertainment section. See similar questions...

No, the massage therapist will leave the room while you undress; unless you have health conditions which require the therapist to assist you in undressing or dressing- and only at your request. After you undress, you will want to get onto the massage table and under the sheets. In a few minutes the massage therapist will knock on the door before entering. See similar questions...

Location and demographics determine the going rate in any particular area. In many areas of the country, a practitioner earns 50% of the amount charged for a session. Depending upon the services and support she/he receives from the employer, this rate may vary. Items to consider are advertising, linens, booking of appointments, oils, benefits, etc. Many practitioners work as independent contractors while others are employed. See similar questions...

BakBalls is an additional method of mobilising your spine to relieve pain and stiffness, it does not replace or substitute treatment by your health professional but complements it. If pain worsens or you experience new symptoms you should see your health professional. Also BakBalls do not remove any underlying causes of your back pain such as poor posture or poor lifting technique etc therefore you still need to focus on those important preventative measures. See similar questions...

A good rule of thumb, is tip as you would for your beautician, massage technician, nail artist, or a good meal. 20% means you love the work and were very pleased with the service you received while in the tattoo shop. 15% means the service was good. 10% means it was OK. 5% means you probably should not tip. And, 0% means you probably will not be coming back to that shop. This is only a rule of thumb. And, it is ok to tip the owner as well as the piercer. See similar questions...