Fully Renovated DIFC Hair & Beauty Salon for Sale – Dubai

Focused salon-and-beauty concept. SERVICES: haircuts, colouring, hair treatments, nail services, and selected brow, threading and lifting services — delivered by an experienced team with bookings and sales tracking through Fresha (online booking platform). The trade licence also covers ladies' oriental bath and gents' hairdressing, giving scope to broaden the service menu without new licensing.

RETAIL: the licence includes beauty and personal-care requisites trading, supporting take-home product sales at reception; services currently represent the large majority of sales. No home-service or spa operation at present — the concept stays focused on in-salon beauty services.

The salon trades to DIFC's premium catchment — finance and professional-services professionals plus affluent residents of the centre's residential towers.

An established client base rebuilt since the late-2025 reopening, with strong 2026 sales activity: 2,114 sales transactions and 3,321 items sold between 1 January and 28 September 2026.

Average monthly sales of roughly AED 80,000–90,000 per the 2026 Fresha report; the owner-reported monthly revenue range is AED 70,000–100,000, subject to buyer verification during due diligence.

Six experienced staff run the salon — hairdressers, nail-service staff and salon support; five are on company visas and one hairdresser is on his own visa — supporting operational continuity for a new buyer.

Premises: a retail unit in DIFC of approx. 1,096.53 sq ft, fitted with multiple workstations, a VIP room, a treatment room, client seating and back-of-house space. The current owner completed a full renovation (plumbing, tiles, ceiling works and general upgrades) before active operations commenced in December 2025. Lease runs 2 June 2026 – 1 June 2027 at AED 140,000 annual rent.

Trade licence valid to 2 March 2027, covering beauty and personal-care requisites trading, gents' hairdressing and haircutting, ladies' hair cutting and dressing, and ladies' oriental bath.

The concept is deliberately focused on salon and beauty services — no home services or spa arm today — leaving clear expansion paths within the existing trade licence: activate the licensed ladies' oriental bath as a premium ritual offering, grow the beauty-requisites retail line, and introduce service packages or memberships to lock in recurring visits. Bigger plays: extend hours for DIFC's after-work peak, pursue corporate wellness partnerships with firms in the centre, and add a second location once the playbook is proven. A buyer also inherits a fully renovated, fitted premises — avoiding the fit-out cost and lead time of building a comparable premium salon from scratch.