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Asanda AVEDA Spa Lounge Corporate Office

Asanda AVEDA Spa Lounge was founded by Gene Frisco and Rhonda Schladerbach in 2011. This pair wanted to offer a deluxe spa experience but at a reasonable cost. The company focuses on holistic practices and aromatherpay, along with hair and nail designs. The company has two locations in Manhattan, New York, which offer therapeutic treatments for skin, hair, body, and nails.

Asanda AVEDA Spa Lounge is #96 on the Inc. 5000 list of America’s Fastest Growing Companies. The company has a 3 year growth rate of 3,430% and annual revenue in 2014 of $4.2 million. Asanda AVEDA Spa Lounge has 100 employees with 96 of these jobs being added in the past 3 years.

The company is also #9 on the Inc. list of Top Consumer Product and Services Companies, #9 on their list of Top New York City Companies and #6 on the Inc. list of Top New York Companies.

Asanda AVEDA Spa Lounge

Asanda AVEDA Spa Lounge was founded by Gene Frisco and Rhonda Schladerbach in 2011. This pair wanted to offer a deluxe spa experience but at a reasonable cost. The company focuses on holistic practices and aromatherpay, along with hair and nail designs. The company has two locations in Manhattan, New York, which offer therapeutic treatments for skin, hair, body, and nails.

Asanda AVEDA Spa Lounge is #96 on the Inc. 5000 list of America’s Fastest Growing Companies. The company has a 3 year growth rate of 3,430% and annual revenue in 2014 of $4.2 million. Asanda AVEDA Spa Lounge has 100 employees with 96 of these jobs being added in the past 3 years.

The company is also #9 on the Inc. list of Top Consumer Product and Services Companies, #9 on their list of Top New York City Companies and #6 on the Inc. list of Top New York Companies.

History

Guthy-Renker Corporate Office

Guthy-Renker was founded in 1988 by Bill Guthy and Greg Renker. The company is a direct response marketing company which sells products to consumers via television ads, direct mail, informercials, email campaigns, telemarketing, and internet ads.

Guthy-Renker began with a single product, Proactiv, which is an acne treatment program. As of 2014, the company has 8 different product groups, most of which are celebrity endorsed beauty treatments. Proactiv accounts for half of the company’s annual revenue. In 2013, that revenue was $1.8 billion.

Other products sold by Guthy-Renker include Meaningful Beauty, Crepe Erase, and WEN Hair Care products.

Guthy-Renker

Guthy-Renker was founded in 1988 by Bill Guthy and Greg Renker. The company is a direct response marketing company which sells products to consumers via television ads, direct mail, informercials, email campaigns, telemarketing, and internet ads.

Guthy-Renker began with a single product, Proactiv, which is an acne treatment program. As of 2014, the company has 8 different product groups, most of which are celebrity endorsed beauty treatments. Proactiv accounts for half of the company’s annual revenue. In 2013, that revenue was $1.8 billion.

Other products sold by Guthy-Renker include Meaningful Beauty, Crepe Erase, and WEN Hair Care products.

History

Aveda Corporate Office

Aveda was founded in 1978 by Horst Rechelbacher. While on a trip to India in 1970, Rechelbacher was introduced to the ancient Hindu practice of medicine called Ayurveda. He decided to make his own company using these naturalistic principles. His first product was a clove shampoo that he made in his kitchen sink.

Aveda offers personal care items, such as skin creams and hair care products, made as organic as possible. The company is unique in that it was the 1st to endorse a set of principles that encourages environmental responsibility in manufacturing.

The company now offers vegan products that few other companies have considered making, such as shampoo.

In 2011, Aveda was slammed at an event in Park City, Utah, during the Evolution of Women in Social Media conference, for announcing their no-payment policy for bloggers reviewing their products. 

The company had revenue in 2014 of $1.5 billion. Aveda was sold in 1997 to Estee Lauder for $300 million. Aveda products are sold in 150 countries with 40 percent sold in the Americas.

Aveda maintains a corporate office in Blaine, Minnesota.

Aveda

Aveda was founded in 1978 by Horst Rechelbacher. While on a trip to India in 1970, Rechelbacher was introduced to the ancient Hindu practice of medicine called Ayurveda. He decided to make his own company using these naturalistic principles. His first product was a clove shampoo that he made in his kitchen sink.

History

Aveda offers personal care items, such as skin creams and hair care products, made as organic as possible. The company is unique in that it was the 1st to endorse a set of principles that encourages environmental responsibility in manufacturing.

The company now offers vegan products that few other companies have considered making, such as shampoo.

In 2011, Aveda was slammed at an event in Park City, Utah, during the Evolution of Women in Social Media conference, for announcing their no-payment policy for bloggers reviewing their products. 

The company had revenue in 2014 of $1.5 billion. Aveda was sold in 1997 to Estee Lauder for $300 million. Aveda products are sold in 150 countries with 40 percent sold in the Americas.

Aveda maintains a corporate office in Blaine, Minnesota.

eSalon Corporate Office

eSalon was founded in 2010 by Francisco Gimenez, Cory Rosenberg and Tamim Mourad. This trio believed there was a lack of quality hair color available in most retail outlets and that many people disliked the inconvenience and expense of hair salons.

eSalon offers custom made hair coloring products via an online, automated delivery subscription service. The company does not offer standard color selections but matches or improves the desired color selection for each individual customer.

eSalon is #74 on the Inc. 5000 list of Fastest-Growing Private Companies in America with a three year growth rate of 4,048%. Th company has 80 employees with 70 jobs added in the past 3 years and $17 million in revenue in 2014.

eSalon is #6 on the Inc. list of Top Consumer Products and Services Companies and #6 on the list of Top Los Angeles Companies.

eSalon

eSalon was founded in 2010 by Francisco Gimenez, Cory Rosenberg and Tamim Mourad. This trio believed there was a lack of quality hair color available in most retail outlets and that many people disliked the inconvenience and expense of hair salons.

eSalon offers custom made hair coloring products via an online, automated delivery subscription service. The company does not offer standard color selections but matches or improves the desired color selection for each individual customer.

eSalon is #74 on the Inc. 5000 list of Fastest-Growing Private Companies in America with a three year growth rate of 4,048%. Th company has 80 employees with 70 jobs added in the past 3 years and $17 million in revenue in 2014.

History

eSalon is #6 on the Inc. list of Top Consumer Products and Services Companies and #6 on the list of Top Los Angeles Companies.

JustFab Corporate Office

JustFab, also known as JustFab.com was launched in 2010 by current co-CEOs Adam Goldenberg and Don Ressler.  The company was initially called JustFabulous before shortening its name.  JustFab is a subscription e-commerce website that carries clothing, shoes, handbags and accessories.  Membership to the site costs $39.95 per month and consumers will continue to be charged monthly until they cancel.

In September 2011, Kimora Lee Simmons joined JustFab as President and Creative Director.  By December, the company had acquired 4 million registered users.

In 2011, the company received $33 million in venture funding from Matrix Partners.  In 2012, the company raised an additional $76 million which was used to expand into Canada, the UK and Germany.

In January 2013, the company acquired FabKids, a children’s fashion subscription website.  The company had grown to 10 million users by this time.  The company expanded in Spain in late 2013 and also acquired competitor ShoeDazzle, a subscription shoe website.  The company also announced it had raised an additional $40 million in funding.

JustFab has been criticized for their aggressive and sometimes deceptive marketing practices.  Consumers believe they are making a one-time purchase when they are in fact enrolling into the monthly subscription service.  A class action lawsuit was filed against the company in 2011.

 

JustFab

JustFab, also known as JustFab.com was launched in 2010 by current co-CEOs Adam Goldenberg and Don Ressler.  The company was initially called JustFabulous before shortening its name.  JustFab is a subscription e-commerce website that carries clothing, shoes, handbags and accessories.  Membership to the site costs $39.95 per month and consumers will continue to be charged monthly until they cancel.

In September 2011, Kimora Lee Simmons joined JustFab as President and Creative Director.  By December, the company had acquired 4 million registered users.

In 2011, the company received $33 million in venture funding from Matrix Partners.  In 2012, the company raised an additional $76 million which was used to expand into Canada, the UK and Germany.

History

In January 2013, the company acquired FabKids, a children’s fashion subscription website.  The company had grown to 10 million users by this time.  The company expanded in Spain in late 2013 and also acquired competitor ShoeDazzle, a subscription shoe website.  The company also announced it had raised an additional $40 million in funding.

JustFab has been criticized for their aggressive and sometimes deceptive marketing practices.  Consumers believe they are making a one-time purchase when they are in fact enrolling into the monthly subscription service.  A class action lawsuit was filed against the company in 2011.