Amazing Lash Studio Franchise Opportunity

About Amazing Lash Studio

For centuries, women have coveted long, full eyelashes. Before semi-permanent eyelash extensions, the only options were mascara (which must be applied and removed) and strip lashes (which are glued to the skin and are intended to last approximately one day). Semi-permanent eyelash extensions have now become a mainstream part of beauty regimens for women around the a world. Amazing Lash Studio is defining this beauty category and is the definitive market leader.

Amazing Lash Studio offers four unique styles and a variety of lengths and thicknesses, and the customizable combinations to fit each guests’ specific look are nearly endless. With proper care and regular maintenance visits, lash extensions can last a long time, with touch-ups usually needed about every two to four weeks, depending on guests’ natural lash growth cycle and personal preferences. This makes lash extensions perfect for their recurring revenue membership business model which is very attractive to franchisees.

And, of course, their products and services are safe. Synthetic eyelashes are adhered about one millimeter away from skin and Amazing Lash Studio only uses medical grade adhesive, which never comes in contact with skin.

Company History

Amazing Lash Studio was founded in 2010 with a vision to be the leading provider of eyelash extensions. Amazing Lash Studios apply semi-permanent eyelash extensions with a proprietary, patented process to the clients’ own lashes, replicating the curve and size of natural lashes. The concept began franchising in 2013 and to date has 200 open studios in 33 states and 714 regional developer units awarded. In 2018, Amazing Lash Studio earned the rank of #5 on Entrepreneur Magazine’s Top New Franchises and #260 on the Inc. 500 in its inaugural year.

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