Sola Salons
Salon suites in Garwood, NJ
Sola Salons' Garwood location is a suite-rental space rather than a traditional salon with staff. Each suite is rented to an independent professional, who runs their own business from it. The company describes itself as a network of more than 20,000 independent business owners across more than 750 locations in the U.S. and Canada, and says it has been operating for more than 20 years. Each Sola Salon Studios franchise location is independently owned and operated, so this listing describes the Garwood site specifically.
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Sola Salons' Garwood location is a suite-rental space rather than a traditional salon with staff. Each suite is rented to an independent professional, who runs their own business from it. The company describes itself as a network of more than 20,000 independent business owners across more than 750 locations in the U.S. and Canada, and says it has been operating for more than 20 years. Each Sola Salon Studios franchise location is independently owned and operated, so this listing describes the Garwood site specifically.
Renters pay one weekly fee that covers all utilities and Wi-Fi. They set their own service and product prices, keep all profits, choose their own work hours, and have exclusive use of their supplies and equipment. They can also choose which brands and products they sell. According to the company, renting a suite can cost about the same as renting a chair or booth.
Each suite has a glass door with an individual lock and key, and the suites are equipped with full-spectrum lighting, a shampoo bowl, a styling chair and instant hot water. The location also has bathroom facilities, a spacious breakroom, 24/7 security and on-site laundry. Access hours vary by location.
The suites are intended for professionals who want their own space without the risks of opening a storefront. The site says the ideal renter has at least three years of beauty industry experience.
Suites are designed for independent professionals who run their own business, set their own prices and schedules, and keep control of what they offer.
Meet the team
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Alina Mahortova
Amb Beauty, Studio 2
- Ashley Valles Haus of Tones, Studio 13
- Carissa Bowden Carissa, Studio 11
- Cheryl Murillo HairSacci, Studio 15
- Gabrielle Franco Gabrielle, Studio 19
- Genene Mobile Artz By-Ish, Studio 28
- Gloria Pimenta Gloria Pimenta, Studio 20
- Gosia D. Lola Salon, Studio 24
- Hello Sugar NJ Hello Sugar, Studio 14
- Hello Sugar NJ Garwood South Ave Hello Sugar, Studio 14
- Ileana Salermo Ileana Salermo Martinez, Studio 26
- Jennifer Mcclammy Jennifer Mc Clammy, Studio 12
- Jennifer Seiler JENDIDTHAT, Studio 3
- Jessica Bozza Jessica Bozza, Studio 8
- Kate Litterer KateCutMyHair, Studio 1
- Kimberly Percario Studio NV, Studio 5
- Kim Valerio Hair by Kim Alexis, Studio 17
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Kristen Magadan
Kristen Magadan, Studio 25
- Lene' Ricks Lene Ricks, Studio 29
- Maria Fahey Deco Hair Salon LLC, Studio 27
- Mecca F Mecca A Hair Studio, Studio 23
- Michele Santos Boho Chic Beauty Boutique, Studio 22
- Michelle Salazar Michelle, Studio 9
- Nicole Gulledge Aura Hair Lounge, Studio 30
- Samantha Miele Samantha Miele, Studio 10
- Shi Ronny Kwan KollaborationKulture by Ronney, Studio 18
- Thu (Tracy) Quan Dynamic Permanent Makeup, Studio 4
Team members listed on their website. Individual roles, credentials, and current employment have not been independently verified.solasalonstudios.… (opens in a new tab)
- Highlights
- Private, lockable suites with a glass door and individual key
- One weekly fee that includes all utilities and Wi-Fi
- Renters set their own prices, hours and product lines and keep all profits
- 24/7 security and on-site laundry
- Full-spectrum lighting, shampoo bowl, styling chair and instant hot water in each suite
- Garwood is the only Sola location in Union County
- Good for
- Independent beauty professionals with their own clientele
- Professionals with at least three years of industry experience
- Those who want their own space without a storefront's risks
- Renters who want a flat weekly cost instead of a commission model