Just Cuts has opened salons seven and eight in the UK
Just Cuts had two reasons to celebrate on July 4 - not only did its existing salons get the green light to reopen for business following lockdown in the UK, the Australian hairdressing franchise also opened new salons in Sunderland and Middlesbrough.
As part of Just Cuts’ growth strategy, these prime locations are available to prospective franchise owners who want to invest in a going concern with the support of the company’s proven franchise systems.
The salons in the north east are the third and fourth in Just Cuts’ recent initiative to secure sought after retail spaces for would-be franchise owners to take ownership of.
David Mathie, general manager for Just Cuts in the UK, says: “The demand for our value-led services was apparent, so when the units became available we wanted to make sure we wouldn’t miss out on these desirable locations.
“The first two salons we launched as part of this initiative, in Romford and Leeds, have already been taken over by new franchise owners, so we can’t imagine it will be long before an investor takes over the reins of one or both of these new locations.
“One of the best things about owning a Just Cuts salon is that you don’t have to have come from a hairdressing or beauty background. As long as you’re willing to invest time and passion into the business, anyone with an entrepreneurial spirit can make a success of a Just Cuts salon.”
Just Cuts’ goal for the remainder of 2020 is to continue securing retail locations in busy town centres and shopping centres.
“We’re proudly the largest hairdressing brand in the southern hemisphere,” David says.
“We’ve achieved that accolade by constantly revisiting our franchise package, offering business owners opportunities with longevity and scope for growth.
“Considering the economic climate faced by all business owners post-lockdown, this is more crucial than ever before.”