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Frenchies Modern Nail Care Has The Right Touch: The Fast-Growing Beauty Franchise Hits 100 Units
Founded in 2014 by franchising experts, Frenchies has now hit the coveted 100-unit mark in only five years.
“First-to-market nail salon franchise, Frenchies Modern Nail Care, announced today it has signed it’s 100th franchise agreement in just over 18 months of selling territories,” according to an article on Franchising.com. According to the article, the fast-growing franchise will soon be open in 19 states and is “on track to open 3+ studios each month through the end of the year.”
Frenchies was founded “to meet a market need for a clean, modern, and engaging experience for guests, along with providing a healthy work environment for employees in the nail care industry,” the article said. According to the article, Frenchies co-founder and CEO, Guy Coffey, said, “Hitting the 100th franchise location mark is a significant milestone and huge achievement for our company and our partners.”
Frenchies’ differentiators include “paid training, competitive pay, and ongoing career development in a culture that emphasizes and rewards team accomplishment,” along with “high quality manicures and pedicures, which are priced-right for the customer,” according to the article.
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FollowKatie LaTour is a staff writer for 1851 Franchise and Estatenvy. She has experience in copywriting, editing and translation, and has written content for brands including Coca-Cola, Ivivva and Ray Ban's. She holds a Master of Arts in Writing and Publishing from DePaul University and a B.A. in English and Spanish from the University of Dayton. Presently, Katie is working on a poetry collection and building a platform for Chicago creative professionals to share best practices.
