Facial SPAs email list
Access 45,500 facial spas across the U.S. — from boutique skin studios to full-service day spas. Selling skincare products, facial equipment, or spa management software? This database connects you with spa owners and lead estheticians.
Facial spas specializing in skin care treatments and facial services
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Monthly demand
Avg. Google searches
Growth trend
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| Company | Location | Phone | Website | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Herbalife Fit & Energia Club de Nutricion | Woodbridge, VA | annieb@herbalife.com | wellness4ever.herbalife.com | |
| O2 Living Sanctuary | Cross River, NY | +19147636320 | jonpinhorn.typedesign@gmail.com | o2livingsanctuary.com |
| Happy Hippie Studios | Clay Center, KS | +17857772636 | happyhippiellc@gmail.com | www.happyhippiestudios.org |
| European Beauty Company | Clearlake, CA | +17078432368 | typesetit@att.net | europeanbeautycompany.com |
| Hill Country Herb Garden Restaurant and Spa | Fredericksburg, TX | +18309978615 | experience@elementshospitalityllc.com | www.hillcountryherbgarden.com |
| Island Spa & Sauna | Edison, NJ | +17322537379 | info@islandspasauna.com | www.islandspasauna.com |
| Appalachian Beer Spa & Massage Lounge | Arden, NC | +18282301441 | info@appalachianbeerspa.com | www.appalachianbeerspa.com |
| The District Sebastian | Sebastian, FL | +17723169626 | suzanne@thedistrictsebastian.com | www.thedistrictsebastian.com |
| BODY of Santa Fe | Santa Fe, NM | +15059860362 | guestservices@bodyofsantafe.com | www.bodyofsantafe.com |
| KOSA Wellness Spa & Retreat | Madison, WI | +16089997558 | connect@kosaspa.com | kosaspa.com |
+ 45,450 more verified contacts | ||||
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What You Get
- Full CSV/Excel export
- Location & specialization filters
- Verified contact information
- Company business profiles
Coverage Statistics
Top Cities
- Miami, FL700 firms
- Houston, TX500 firms
- New York, NY500 firms
Top States
- California6,700 firms
- Florida5,900 firms
- Texas4,400 firms
What they do
Facial spas focus exclusively on skincare treatments, from basic facials to advanced anti-aging procedures. Most invest heavily in products and equipment to stay competitive.
Daily responsibilities
- Conduct detailed skin analysis and consultations
- Perform specialized facial treatments and therapies
- Apply chemical peels and advanced skincare procedures
- Educate clients on skincare routines and product recommendations
- Maintain treatment room sanitation and equipment sterilization
Required skills
- Advanced knowledge of skin types and conditions
- Expertise in facial massage and treatment techniques
- Understanding of skincare products and ingredients
- Client consultation and skin assessment abilities
- Sanitation protocols and equipment operation
How they get started
Esthetics school → State licensing → Spa employment → Specialization
- Minimum education: Esthetician certificate and state license
- Time to get started: 6 months to 1 year for basic certification and training
Required certifications
- State esthetician license
- Continuing education for advanced treatments
- Product-specific training certifications
Facial spas specializing in skin care treatments and facial services
Peak season
September-November (holiday prep), February-April (spring renewal)
Most buyers close deals here
Slow season
December-January (post-holiday budget constraints)
Great for nurturing and demos
Monthly demand
3,200
Average Google searches
Growth
+11.2% annually
Year-over-year trend
Business focus
6,728 operate primarily in this category, with 24.1% running no more than two service lines.
Best time to reach out
Tuesday-Thursday, 10-11 AM or 3-4 PM, avoiding peak treatment hours
Subject lines that get replies
- New HydraFacial machine — ROI in 60 treatments
- Professional vitamin C serum — 40% margins, amazing results
- How Glow Spa increased revenue 50% with LED therapy
Value props to highlight
- Professional-grade skincare products
- Advanced facial treatment equipment
- Esthetician training and certification programs
Pain points you can solve
- Competition from medical spas offering invasive procedures
- Product inventory costs and expiration date management
- Client retention challenges with subscription-based models
- Equipment financing for expensive treatment technologies
- Keeping up with social media skincare trends and misinformation
Ideal company size
- Independent facial spas (1-2 estheticians): Need specialized products and equipment
- Day spas with facial services (3-6 providers): Require treatment room supplies
- Medical spas (5+ providers): Focus on advanced treatment technologies
- Spa chains: Need standardized protocols and bulk supply agreements
Budget indicators
- New facial treatment equipment purchases
- Advanced skincare product line expansions
- Treatment room renovations or facility upgrades
- Staff training investments for new techniques
Discovery questions
- What types of facial treatments do you currently offer?
- How many treatment rooms and estheticians do you have?
- Are you interested in expanding your skincare service menu?
- What are your current skincare product suppliers?
Who signs off
Spa owners control budgets of $15K-$100K+ annually for products and equipment. Lead estheticians influence treatment menu additions and product line selections.
Average firm size: Most facial spas are small businesses with 2-5 treatment providers.