The franchises aesthetic care They are one of the areas within the business segment that has developed the most after the pandemic. The low level of investment required for its installation and at the same time the rapid recovery of the initial outlay stands out as positive. In this framework, the careful Nail art or “nail art” is a growing trend within different age ranges.is that both girls, young people and adult women choose different salons to take care of their hands and feet. Below are the options that the market presents to invest in a flourishing business.
D-uñas is the first original Spanish hand and foot beauty brand, and within its field it is one of the best-selling franchises in the world. It has a presence in more than 10 countries, it has more than 200 stores and in Argentina it already has more than 20.
One of the fundamental characteristics that attracts investors is that the installation of a d-uñas franchise requires a total initial investment from US$29,900 + VAT with stock includedor, that is, the materials necessary to start operating. The minimum space required is 25 to 35 meters.
The company offers investors the possibility of setting up the “turnkey” franchise, that is, they take care of everything required for the conditioning of the premises. At the same time, staff training is quick and simple, since it can be done both in person and virtually and in just 14 days.
The d-nails franchise is complemented with other services, in addition to beauty care for hands and feet, since the salons can include the option of hairdressing, eyebrow shaping, waxing and eyelash treatment. Finally, The estimated annual turnover per location, according to the firm, is around $35 million and the recovery of the investment is projected in between 12 and 18 months.
Ka Wirth Nails & Lash is another option that the beauty segment presents for setting up a franchise. The company currently has more than 35 franchised stores and 13 of its own.. It began operating in 2016 and immediately completed an accelerated expansion plan with the establishment of its first franchise in 2019.
The initial investment depends on the type of premises and the model chosen by the investor, But in general terms for the installation of the boutique model it is estimated at US$16,000, for the salon US$22,000 and for premium US$29,000. The difference between each one lies in the size of the premises and the number of service positions along with other specifications of the premises.
The smallest size of the premises required is 22 meters and can reach more than 70 meters. In general terms, for the boutique model the need to have four employees is projected. Staff training, according to the firm, takes place in just 10 business days.
Finally, two key pieces of information. First of all, The recovery of the investment is projected to take between 15 to 18 months, and secondly, the company offers the possibility of financing up to 25% of the initial investment in fixed installments.
Umara is also another option within the hand and foot beauty salons that offers franchises. In total, it currently has 40 franchises in Argentina, 4 of its own stores and 11 abroad, mainly in Chile and the United States.
This company is characterized by having its own brand of hand and foot beauty products and that is a differential for its clients.
The total estimated investment for the installation of a Umara franchise is around US$31,000 and the recovery is projected within a period of 18 months.
Like other franchises in the sector, in this case a premises of limited dimensions of 30 square meters or more is also needed, which makes the cost of rental and maintenance more accessible for the investor.
Source: Ambito
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