Fuzz Wax Bar
Fuzz Wax Bar franchise for sale in Vancouver, British Columbia
List Price: $300,000 CAD
Key Facts
Annual Gross Revenue
$350,000 CAD
Cash Flow
$100,000 – $150,000
Seasonal Business
No
Value of Inventory
Less than $25,000
Value of Assets
$150,000 – $200,000
Year Established
2022
Business Operates From
A retail location
Location Is
Leased
Approx. Monthly Rent
$5,000
Total Employees
Less than 10
1–3 MonthsTransition
Support
SomewhatPrice/Terms
Flexibility
SomeSeller financing Available
Part-timeOwner
Involvement
About this Business
Located in an ideal plaza in the community of Kitsilano, beside KIX TAN, Arbutus Animal Clinic, Subway and Jeon Eui Taekwondo. It is a high traffic area, with free parking, as well as electric charging ports, that sees influx of clients all year long. The location is approximately 1100 sqft, that has been beautifully constructed with all Brand New Equipment.The lease is valid until January 31, 2027 with an option to renew for 5 years, and its current rent, including TMI is $5,151.97. 
The current franchisee grew from one to six Fuzz location in 8 years. Fuzz Kitsilano was a remodel of another Wax Bar which went for sale in 2022. This was the franchisee’s third location. Soon after, there was another opportunity for her to purchase another three existing locations close to her initial territory in Ontario.
At this point in time, the franchisee feels that she is too far geographically from Vancouver to properly take care and increase the performance of this location, all the while overseeing five locations in Ontario.
The location has amazing potential and can grow to be a massive earner under closer supervision and care.
Growth opportunities
A local owner will do wonders for this location. Turn key, beautiful franchise.
Owner's Day-to-Day Involvement
There is a fab Manager on site willing to stay. Owner can be part time, but would have impactful benefit having an owner on site.
Additional Info
Located in an ideal plaza in the community of Kitsilano, beside KIX TAN, Arbutus Animal Clinic, Subway and Jeon Eui Taekwondo. It is a high traffic area, with free parking, as well as electric charging ports, that sees influx of clients all year long. The location is approximately 1100 sqft, that has been beautifully constructed with all Brand New Equipment. The lease is valid until January 31, 2027 with an option to renew for 5 years, $5105.00. Must pay $45,000 10 year Franchise Agreement.
Asset Description
Totally turn key location. Everything stays.
Inventory Description
Mac computers, custom furniture, all mechanical beauty beds, stainless steel trollies, all retail, etc.
Reason for Selling
I currently live out of province and am finding it too difficult with travel. I currently own 5 locations, all local to me except Vancouver.
Why I Love My Franchise
Such an amazing franchise. Support from HQ is unmatched, they need you to succeed. Profits top of mind. Other wax bars in area are unmatched compared. Community involvement is what is missing to get those clients in OUR door.
About Fuzz Wax Bar
Fuzz Wax Bar is a Canadian waxing and skincare franchise built around a membership model, founded in Toronto in 2012 and franchising since 2015. The brand is female-founded and still founder-led, with co-founder Florence Gaven Rossavik as CEO, and is widely credited as Canada’s first membership-based waxing concept.
Studios provide gender-inclusive waxing alongside laser hair removal and a branded retail skincare line, Fuzz Skin, with bookings handled through the brand’s consumer app. Memberships give clients a set visit cadence at member pricing, which supports high retention and repeat revenue at each location. As a specialized, single-category concept, a Fuzz studio carries less inventory and a simpler service menu than a full-service salon.
The network spans Canada coast to coast, and most franchise partners operate two or three locations. The company is recruiting in both Canada and the United States as it works toward wider North American expansion.

Franchisee Support
Fuzz Wax Bar's initial programme includes 80 hours of classroom training and 40 hours of on-the-job training. Ongoing support for operating studios covers field operations visits, system meetings and conventions, online support and a franchisee newsletter, plus marketing help through co-op advertising, ad templates, national and regional campaigns and social media. Bookings and memberships run through the brand's Zenoti-powered consumer app. Resale buyers should confirm what transfer training incoming owners receive and how membership and app accounts carry over at the change of ownership.
Brand Accolades & Awards
Fuzz Wax Bar has been a member of the International Franchise Association since 2019 and is an active Canadian Franchise Association member, featured in the CFA's Franchise Canada magazine and podcast. It is regularly credited as Canada's first membership-based waxing concept and has earned national media coverage from The Globe and Mail, the Toronto Star, HuffPost and Elle Canada. For resale buyers, brand-level recognition should be weighed alongside the specific studio's local reputation, reviews and membership community.
Industry / Market
Fuzz Wax Bar operates in the personal waxing segment of the beauty and personal-care industry. In the United States, IBISWorld puts the personal waxing and nail salon industry at $25.5 billion in 2026, with growth averaging 3.6% a year from 2020 to 2025, and similar routine-care demand supports the category across Canada, where the brand's current network is based. Spending on hair removal is habitual and repeat-cadence rather than discretionary and one-off, which is what makes membership conversion effective and gives an established studio demand tied to routine rather than to project work.
Ideal Owner
Fuzz Wax Bar suits a people-first operator whose priority is recruiting, developing and retaining licensed estheticians, the team the brand calls Fuzzologists. No beauty-industry background is required; the day-to-day role is staffing-led and customer-experience-led, centred on service standards, membership sales culture and community visibility rather than hands-on wax work. Owners should be comfortable with an inclusive, wellness-oriented brand culture, and the system's multi-unit track record makes it a fit for operators who want to grow from one studio into a small local portfolio.







