How to Become a Spa Owner
Yellowbrick on April 29, 2022
Spa Owner Career Profile, Salary & Job Outlook
What does a Spa Owner do?
A spa owner is the proprietor of a health or beauty spa. They oversee the spa’s daily operations. Depending on the size of the spa, they may have a manager that works under their supervision. Owners manage customer relations, employee hiring and training, bookkeeping, vendor payments, and payroll. In addition, they decide which salon provides services and that employees are properly trained to perform them. Owners also ensure that health and safety protocols are followed, and the salon has current and valid licensing and certification.dreams!
How much does a Spa Owner make?
According to Glassdoor, Spa Owners make a national average of $81,215 or $39.05 an hour (as of April 2022). This position is managerial, and salaries currently range between $43,000 (25th percentile) to $163,000 (75th percentile). This wide range also depends on skill, seniority, company, and location.
What is the job outlook for a Spa Owner?
Analysts forecast that global beauty industry revenue will reach $716 billion by 2025. In addition, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), job opportunities in the skincare field will increase at a rate of 29% during the 2020-2030 decade.
How to kick off your career:
- Pursue an entry-level position in a spa to get a sense of how the business is run.
- Research certification and licensing requirements.
- Explore the FIT x Beauty Inc. Beauty Business Essentials online course.
- Download Yellowbrick’s Ultimate Beauty Career Guide.
Learn from:
Ron Robinson, Beauty Business Essentials contributor,
Cosmetic Chemist and Founder of BeautyStat Cosmetics
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