TL;DR
Hair care franchises are considered recession-resistant and can be a profitable investment opportunity, with startup costs ranging from $98,000 to $423,000. There are 10 hair care franchises with varying startup costs and number of units.
Franchise investors looking not only for an opportunity to make a profit but also to help people look and feel their best can find a place in hair care.
Hair care franchises are considered “recession-resistant” since people will always need trims no matter the economic climate. Plus many franchises require little to no prior salon experience. Franchisees can spend more time growing their business and building their clientele base.
Startup Costs: $184,500-$274,300
Units: 151
Startup costs: $147,000-$282,000
Units: 4,473
Startup Costs: $151,000-$321,000
Units: 2814
Startup Costs: $234,000-$388,000
Units: 1879
Startup Costs: $149,000-$305,000
Units: 1961
Startup Costs: $149,000-$317,000
Units: 676
Startup Costs: $132,000-$340,000
Units: 110
Startup Costs: $193,000-$423,000
Units: 47
Startup Costs: $203,000-$342,000
Units: 90
Startup Costs: $163,000-$223,000
Units: 76
Startup Costs: $98,000-$230,000
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on March 5, 2021. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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