Does the Beauty Bungalows Franchise Agreement define the term 'salon professional' in relation to a Beauty Bungalows franchise?

According to the 2025 Beauty Bungalows Franchise Disclosure Document, the term 'salon professional' is indirectly defined through the definition of 'Customer'. The Franchise Agreement defines a 'Customer' as 'the salon professional who licenses the salon studio from Franchisee.' This implies that a salon professional is someone who leases or licenses a studio within a Beauty Bungalows location from the franchisee.

This definition is important for Beauty Bungalows franchisees as it clarifies the relationship between the franchisee and the individuals who will be renting space in their salon studios. These salon professionals are the direct source of revenue for the franchisee, as they pay for the use of the studio space. Understanding this definition helps the franchisee focus on attracting and retaining these professionals.

The agreement also uses the term 'Client' which means 'the individual receiving salon services from Franchisee's Customers'. This clarifies that the 'Customer' of the Beauty Bungalows franchisee is the salon professional, and the 'Client' is the end-user receiving services from that salon professional. This distinction is important for understanding the different roles within the Beauty Bungalows business model.