Can Clean Your Dirty Face revoke approval of a supplier?

According to Clean Your Dirty Face's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, Clean Your Dirty Face has the right to periodically re-inspect the facilities and products of any approved supplier and to revoke its approval if the supplier does not continue to meet any of their criteria. This means that even if a supplier is initially approved, Clean Your Dirty Face can withdraw that approval if the supplier's performance or standards later fall short of Clean Your Dirty Face's requirements.

For a prospective franchisee, this policy means they must be prepared to switch suppliers if Clean Your Dirty Face revokes approval from a previously approved vendor. This could potentially disrupt supply chains and possibly affect product quality or pricing. It is important for franchisees to stay informed about approved supplier lists and any changes to those lists.

Clean Your Dirty Face also retains the right to charge suppliers a royalty for the right to manufacture products for use in the CYDF Facial Bars. This could influence the cost of goods for the franchisee, depending on how the supplier factors that royalty into their pricing. Franchisees do have the option to request approval for a new supplier, but Clean Your Dirty Face reserves the right to charge a fee for the evaluation, inspect the supplier's facilities, and require product samples for testing. Clean Your Dirty Face may also reject a request for a new supplier without any investigation if they have already designated an exclusive supplier for that product or service.

Overall, these terms emphasize Clean Your Dirty Face's control over the supply chain and product standards within the franchise system. Franchisees should be aware of these conditions and factor them into their business planning and risk assessment.