Male Grooming Franchise to participate in upcoming exhibitions

Destination for Men, the male grooming company which is currently offering franchise business opportunities in both Australia and New Zealand, will have its own stand at the upcoming franchise exhibitions in Auckland and Brisbane.

The company get s a lot of publicity because of its celebrity ambassadors, which include TV celebs and Olympic athletes. Destination for Men was founded by retired football player and TV celebrity Troy Gray, and he is running with the help of three-time winner of South Australian Franchise Woman of the Year Vicki Prout, who is also CEO of Sherpa Group.

Gray did a lot of research before he decided to set up his own company. Eventually, the first Destination for Men salon was opened in Adelaide in 2006.

“Successful franchisees will have access to an established, proud, and trusted company image, but still have the opportunity to develop and build their own business,” Gray commented. “Franchisees, both nationally and internationally, will receive ongoing assistance from the Destination for Men support team. They’ll also have access to effective and efficient methods of growing their franchise by using the systems developed and proven by the Destination for Men team.”  

Gray is convinced that his business will only grow over the next couple of years: “I’m proud to have a successful business in a rapidly growing industry that offers a point of difference from others competing in this market.  Destination for Men has a strong brand identity, and combined with the successful systems we already have in place, we are in a strong position to strengthen our international franchising capabilities.”



Hair and Beauty Franchise receives community award

Hairhouse Warehouse, one of the Australia’s fastest growing hair and beauty business opportunities, has won one of three major awards for its active partnership with Eating Disorders Foundation of Victoria (EDV).

By supporting EDV, the beauty franchise helps promoting a positive body image throughout the country. Hairhouse Warehouse has announced that it will continue this partnership by sponsoring the foundation to improve the Eating Disorders Helpline, marketing and graphic design as well as supporting community events.

Arthur Mitroulas, the franchise’s general manager, commented: “For some people, the idea of eating disorders can be very confrontational. We sometimes have unrealistic expectations of what people look like and we are an organisation that challenges these expectations. Being part of the fashion and beauty industry we understand our role in spreading the message about positive body image to our customers."



Beauty Franchise behind the screens of SA Miss World

In May, Adelaide will be the centre of glitter and glamour as 20 finalists compete for the prestigious SA Miss World title.  The winner of this pageant will be one step closer to becoming Miss World Australia, a title which will be awarded in Sydney later this year.

The SA finalists will be carefully selected from a large number of applicants in April.  To give them the best preparation possible, Essential Beauty will be offering them a wide range of treatments. The franchise specializes in hair, make-up, body toning, manicures and spray tans and many other beauty related treatments. This makes Essential Beauty a very vital part of the preparations.

Essential Beauty owns salons all over Australia, dedicated to consistently providing high customer satisfaction by rendering excellent service, quality products, and providing an enjoyable atmosphere at an acceptable price/value relationship. The beauty franchise has taken beauty services from an exclusive almost clinical environment into a retail setting.