Salon Culture Suites Bellmore

Jasmine Fine founded the business and began planning it in 2015. In 2021 she teamed up with Kristie and Eddie Fatscher and Heather Siegel to expand it. Kristie brings interior design expertise, Eddie has a contracting background that supports space customization, and Heather brings communications and public relations experience.

The business is built as an alternative to opening a storefront. Instead of handling a build-out, interior design, or buying furniture and equipment, professionals rent a suite that is already set up. The build-outs include high ceilings, cutting-edge equipment and interior design. The business describes its suites as luxury spaces.

Renters control their own schedules and product selection and keep their profits. Rather than signing a traditional lease, they work under licensing agreements and flexible leasing options.

Each suite offers 24/7 access with key fob entry and video-recorded security. Cost-saving amenities include laundry access, utilities and Wi-Fi. The suites are designed for privacy with ambient acoustics, and parking is available for renters and their guests. A shared networking space is open to beauty and wellness professionals, and member resources include business development, design services and social media promotion.

Each location has its own setting. The Massapequa suites include a relaxing lounge and common area, customizable cabinetry and on-site laundry, and the site is near the train station with a complimentary parking pass for renters. Bellmore is also near the train station and has a lounge and common area, with valet parking and a private parking lot. Farmingdale sits in the heart of the village and is near the train station.

The business aims to lower the risk and day-to-day workload of traditional salon ownership, so professionals can launch their own salon business more easily.

The suites are designed for privacy with ambient acoustics.