Hair Salons Industry Competitors

The four musketeers of Mascolo are more likely to carve up their customers with scissors than rapiers. Hairdressers by trade, brothers Toni, Guy, Anthony, and Bruno Mascolo founded the company that today has about 200 Toni & Guy salons in the UK, and nearly that many again scattered across five continents; some of the salons are franchised or partially owned by the company....

Cool Cuts 4 Kids is a salon chain focused on keeping kids' hands busy while another set of hands creates a totally cool 'do. The company operates some 70 salons primarily in Texas, and also in about a half a dozen other states. Children sit on seats fashioned as cars or motorcycles and watch videos or play the latest Nintendo games while getting haircuts....

Hair Cuttery strives to make people look good -- one clip at a time. The hair salon chain has more than 900 company-owned and franchised locations in the US staffed with about 10,000 hair stylists. It operates in about a dozen states, including Georgia, Maryland, South Carolina, North Carolina, Illinois, Florida, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Texas, Nevada, and Washington, DC....

Those who want to be the first sporting the best looks might look first to Premier Salons. Premier Salon Canada (and US unit Premier Salons International) operate hair care salons and spas under the Premier Atelier, Premier Salons, and other names....

No such thing as a bad hair day for Ratner Companies. The private, family-owned company runs about 1,000 hair salons in more than 15 US states and manages some 12,000 stylists companywide. The hair care firm operates under the brands BUBBLES, Hair Cuttery, Salon Cielo and Spa, ColowWorks, and Salon Plaza....

Steiner Leisure sails the pampered seas, operating spas on 130 cruise ships for some 20 cruise lines. It offers spa services and a line of beauty products under the brands Elemis, Greenhouse, La Therapie, Mandara, and Steiner. Not only a seafaring spa operator, Steiner operates about 50 resort spas and two Elemis luxury day spas, one in London and one in Coral Gables, Florida....

Although Supercuts styles itself as a neighborhood unisex hair salon, the chain targets male clients who want convenience (no appointments necessary) and affordability. (About two-thirds of Supercuts' customers are men.) The cut-rate haircut chain is a subsidiary of Regis Corporation, the world's largest operator of hair salons....

Regis is hair, there, and everywhere. It is the world's largest operator of hair salons, with more than 13,500 company-owned or franchised salons (primarily in the US), more than 55 beauty schools, and 90 hair restoration centers. Formats range from mall-based to Wal-Mart-based with its salons selling hair care products branded under the Regis, MasterCuts, and Cost Cutters names....

Clipping during a football game is a penalty. When you're Sport Clips, it's your business. The national hair-cutting franchise markets its "Guy-Wise" stylists and casual, male-oriented atmosphere to men and boys. The company has 500-plus stores in about 35 states (most in Texas, Colorado, and Florida) offering sports-themed decor, large screen TVs in the waiting area, and ESPN and other sports programming on TVs at each station....