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Face Foundrie Franchise FDD, Costs & Fees (2025)

Face Foundrie offers innovative skincare treatments and beauty services, providing clients with personalized solutions for radiant and healthy skin.

Face Foundrie is a focused facial bar franchise founded in 2019 in Edina, Minnesota. Established by Michele Henry, a successful entrepreneur and former boutique owner, the brand launched its first location in March 2019.

It quickly evolved into a franchise concept, with the company officially forming Face Foundrie Franchising, LLC in April 2020 and beginning franchise sales in May 2020.

Headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, Face Foundrie began franchising across the United States in 2020–2021.

Face Foundrie offers a menu of express skincare services, including focused facials (20–50 minutes), brow and lash treatments, waxing, plus proprietary skincare products.

Its efficient, modern approach combines three revenue streams—services, memberships, and product sales—at approachable price points in a luxury-like spa environment. With six proprietary skincare lines and advanced treatments like facial cupping and cryotherapy, the brand stands out from traditional spas.

Initial investment

Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.

Type of Expenditure Amount
Background Check Fee$200 – $600
Initial Franchise Fee$44,000 – $44,000
Rent and Security Deposit$12,000 – $32,000
Leasehold Improvements$30,000 – $198,000
Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment$50,000 – $86,000
Initial Opening Package$33,800 – $38,000
Initial Technology Expenses$7,000 – $9,000
Signage$7,000 – $16,000
Initial Training Expenses$2,500 – $4,000
Grand Opening Advertising$10,000 – $15,000
Licenses and Permits$1,800 – $5,750
Professional Fees$6,500 – $29,500
Insurance$3,000 – $7,400
Supplies$500 – $1,300
Miscellaneous$1,500 – $4,000
Extension Fee$0 – $1,100
Additional Funds – For Initial 3 Months of Operation$46,000 – $71,800
Total Estimated Initial Investment$255,800 – $563,450
Type of Expenditure Amount
Background Check Fee$200 – $600
Initial Franchise Fee$44,000 – $44,000
Rent and Security Deposit$12,000 – $32,000
Leasehold Improvements$30,000 – $198,000
Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment$50,000 – $86,000
Initial Opening Package$33,800 – $38,000
Initial Technology Expenses$7,000 – $9,000
Signage$7,000 – $16,000
Initial Training Expenses$2,500 – $4,000
Grand Opening Advertising$10,000 – $15,000
Licenses and Permits$1,800 – $5,750
Professional Fees$6,500 – $29,500
Insurance$3,000 – $7,400
Supplies$500 – $1,300
Miscellaneous$1,500 – $4,000
Extension Fee$0 – $1,100
Additional Funds – For Initial 3 Months of Operation$46,000 – $71,800
Total Estimated Initial Investment$255,800 – $563,450

Face Foundrie

2023

Franchise Disclosure Document

Number of units

Training

Face Foundrié provides a detailed and multi-phase training program to ensure that franchisees and their staff are thoroughly equipped to manage their Facial Bar operations:

  1. Initial Training Program: Conducted at the franchisor's headquarters or virtually, this includes nine days of in-person sessions and four days of online modules for Operating Partners and Salon Managers. Estheticians must also complete relevant portions before launch.
  2. Online Prework and Instruction: Includes onboarding calls, esthetics modules, operations, technology (POS), management tools, inventory, accounting, and product/service overview delivered virtually. Each topic comes with specific classroom hours to ensure comprehensive coverage.
  3. Ongoing Education and Certifications: Franchisees and their personnel may be required to attend conferences, webinars, trade shows, and complete certification programs as determined by the franchisor. These are designed to reinforce brand standards and ensure continuous improvement.
  4. Supplemental and Advisory Training: If necessary, additional training or onsite assistance may be provided for a fee. Successor Operating Partners or Salon Managers must complete a version of the initial training within 30 days of appointment.

Territory Protection

Face Foundrié provides franchisees with a limited Protected Territory, which is defined during the site approval process and outlined in the Franchise Agreement. While the franchisor will not open or license another Face Foundrié Facial Bar within this specific area, this protection is subject to several exceptions.

The franchisor retains the right to operate or license other businesses using different names or systems, even within the franchisee's Protected Territory. Additionally, if the franchisee has not been assigned a defined territory at the time of signing, no territorial protection applies until one is approved and established.

Competitors

Below are some of

Face Foundrie

key competitors in the

Other Beauty

sector.

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Revenue
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New
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$44,000

$256,000

$563,000

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$708,000

$xxx,xxx

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32.7%

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Competitors

Clean Your Dirty Face

Clean Your Dirty Face is a facial bar franchise offering express skincare treatments and memberships, serving busy consumers seeking affordable, routine facials, and known for efficient 30-minute services, esthetician-led skincare advice, and a fun bar-style experience.

Franchisees

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26
+
86%
86%
Investment

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$132,000 - $331,000
Beauty
Other Beauty

Sweet & Sassy

Sweet & Sassy is a beauty-retail and salon franchise offering tween-targeted hair, makeup and spa services, serving pre-teen and teen girls plus families, and known for fun theme décor, age-appropriate offerings and community event-friendly model.

Franchisees

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15
+
15%
15%
Investment

?

$279,000 - $564,000
Beauty
Other Beauty

Hydralive

Hydralive offers IV therapy and wellness services, providing clients with hydration, vitamins, and nutrients to improve their health and well-being.

Franchisees

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1
+
0%
0%
Investment

?

$257,000 - $496,000
Beauty
Other Beauty

True REST

True REST offers float therapy sessions, promoting relaxation, stress relief, and wellness through sensory deprivation and buoyant floatation experiences.

Franchisees

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40
+
29%
29%
Investment

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$415,000 - $1,075,000
Beauty
Other Beauty

Face Foundrie

Face Foundrie offers innovative skincare treatments and beauty services, providing clients with personalized solutions for radiant and healthy skin.

Franchisees

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19
+
n.a.
n.a.
Investment

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$256,000 - $563,000
Beauty
Other Beauty

dermani MEDSPA

dermani MEDSPA offers medical spa services including skin treatments, injectables, and body treatments, focusing on enhancing clients' appearance.

Franchisees

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22
+
144%
144%
Investment

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$436,000 - $861,000
Beauty
Other Beauty

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