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Below is an in-depth analysis and side-by-side comparison of Bestsoap vs Spa Ladi-Da including start-up costs and fees, business experience requirements, training & support and financing options.
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Investment | N/A | $171,000 - $232,000 |
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Year Founded | 2003 | 2006 |
Year Franchised | 2003 | 2007 |
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Bestsoap offers you to open specialized body care shop with our franchise partnership. It is so simply! For the partners it means good and interesting business with expenditure and risk reduction! Wonderful shop with original production, which differ from competitors with beauty, quality, design and good name! With our franchise we give you lucky formula that works!
Billed as “a pampering retreat for girls,” Spa’ Ladi-da! is a spa
designed for girls ages 7 to 14, so naturally hot pink, lime green and
other bright colors adorn the walls of this tween-focused store. Young
clients can be found dancing to hip-hop, top 40, inspirational and other
age-appropriate music videos that play nonstop. After getting their
makeovers or manicures, the girls can relax on oversized beanbags, sip
tasty drinks and munch on healthy foods.
Spa’ Ladi-da! is the brainchild of Detra Jones, a Charlotte,
NC-area mother of two girls, who came up with the idea more than a year
before the store’s grand opening last October. “My daughters were 10 and
12 at the time,” she says. “When I went to get my nails done, sometimes
they came with me. But I realized there wasn’t a place designed for
them.” She thought that there ought to be such a place.
Jones shared her idea with her husband, Victor, who immediately
knew his wife had hit on something. “For me, it was a no-brainer,” says
Victor. “I knew it was something that my girls would love,” he says.