For Clean Your Dirty Face, what are some examples of criteria that may be used to approve a supplier?

According to Clean Your Dirty Face's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, the approval of a supplier is contingent on several factors. These factors include product quality, prices, consistency, reliability, financial capability, and labor relations. Clean Your Dirty Face also considers customer relations, frequency of delivery, concentration of purchases, and standards of service, including prompt attention to complaints.

Clean Your Dirty Face may also grant temporary approval while conducting ongoing evaluations of the supplier. Franchisees need to get written approval from Clean Your Dirty Face before purchasing products from unapproved suppliers. Clean Your Dirty Face has the right to charge a fee to evaluate the supplier, and the franchisee may have to pay for the cost of research, inspection, and product testing.

Clean Your Dirty Face can inspect the supplier's facilities and require product samples for testing. The company will then notify the franchisee in writing of the approval or disapproval. If Clean Your Dirty Face fails to respond within 60 days, the request is considered denied. Clean Your Dirty Face may reject a new supplier without investigation if an exclusive supplier is already designated for that product or service. Clean Your Dirty Face also reserves the right to re-inspect approved suppliers and revoke approval if they no longer meet the criteria.