Face Foundrie vs Skoah Franchise Comparison

As a Face Foundrie franchisee you will operate a focused facial bar under the trademark Face Foundrie offering efficient and effective services, including 20 to 40 minute facials, lash extensions, waxing, and skincare products.

The total investment necessary to begin operation of a Face Foundrie Facial Bar is $149,500 to $278,800.

This includes between $52,500 and $59,500 that must be paid to the franchisor or their affiliates.

The franchisor may also offer you the right to develop two (2) or more Facial Bars.

You would then sign an “Area Development Agreement” and pay a Development Fee equal to the sum of $32,500 per Facial Bar you agree to develop.

The Development Fee will then be credited towards the initial franchise fee owed for each Facial Bar.

Your estimated initial investment will vary based on the number of Facial Bar franchises to be developed.

Skoah is a first to market, facials-only franchise that is poised to revolutionize the $11 billion American skin care industry. Wildly popular in Canada for nearly two decades,Skoah has grown to become what Vogue magazine calls “the coolest skincare line in Canada.” By focusing solely on facials, Skoah has become a specialized leader in “personal training for your skin.” Skoah customers sign up for memberships that allow them to get affordable, hour-long facials once a month and an education in personalized skin care designed to deliver best results, as well as earn discounts on Skoah’s proprietary product line of more than 70 items. With several thriving locations in the United States, Skoah is ramping up for a rapid expansion across the nation. We’re actively seeking entrepreneurs who have a passion for skin care and a commitment to their local communities to get in on the ground floor of the most exciting opportunity to hit the American beauty industry in a long time.

The total investment necessary to begin operation of a SKOAH® franchise is approximately from $260,000 to $412,700. This includes approximately $56,000 that must be paid to the franchisor or their affiliates.

If you are acquiring the right to open multiple locations under a development agreement, instead of paying the franchisor the $49,500 initial franchise fee you will pay to the franchisor an amount ranging from $89,500 to $298,500 for the right to develop between two and ten units.