The body stays young with Eastern maintenance.
Korean technology and cosmetics, Chinese ritual and hospitality, around the corner.
Korean and Chinese skincare has become a fast-growing trend worldwide. We bring it to Italy in neighbourhood centers: a continuous journey with certified Eastern technologies and protocols, and results you can see.
Beauty care is a continuous journey, month after month: at home you maintain and amplify results with the protocol's Eastern cosmetics; in center you come back once or twice a month for the professional treatment, touch-ups and maintenance support. All included in a single monthly fee.
Compared to traditional nail care: Eastern soothing products and a maintenance protocol to follow at home.
Eastern cosmetic products — creams and serums suited to age and skin type — and a maintenance protocol to follow at home.
Eastern cosmetic products — creams and serums suited to age and skin type — and a maintenance protocol to follow at home.
All non-invasive, performed by qualified beauticians. A partner doctor oversees the journey when needed.
We turn the store into the group's Oriental Beauty Center: for the owner, cash now, a fixed salary, worry-free work and a payout in year three.
€15–18k
Cash now
€3,500/mo
+10%extra store revenue
~€32k
Growth-revalued
Indicative growth hypothesis and outlook, to be assessed store by store.
At the center, the services run by headquarters; in the outer ring, the day-to-day activities of the owner and store team.
No commitment, fully confidential. Leave your details and get the full proposal right away.
Download right away the presentation sheet for the store sale opportunity
After sending, the proposal for store owners is downloaded (PDF).
Invest to let the group acquire the majority of beauty salons already full of clients, to be converted into Oriental Beauty Centers, with a business model based on monthly subscriptions (MRR).
+€175k reserve · Q1 2027
pre-money valuation
equity (27% with reserve)
Smart&Start zero-interest loan
Chinese-run nail sector in crisis
K-beauty booming: Italy +250% on Olive Young, #1 in Europe
No competitor offers a subscription journey
Private equity funds are already building beauty chains
Estimated exit 2035
Multiple on the network's aggregate EBITDA, in line with comparable transactions in the beauty sector.
Whoever registers first gets priority access to allocation and the data room. Right after registering, you already get access to the investor one-pager; within 72 hours you'll receive by email the complete investment prospectus, with round terms, valuation and business plan.
After sending, the one-pager (PDF) is downloaded right away.
From €20/month for K-Service treatments (manicure, pedicure, waxing and express facial), up to €89/month for laser hair removal on subscription. No prepaid packages: you can cancel after the third month.
A K-Beauty Center combines Korean technology and cosmetics with Chinese ritual and hospitality, in a continuous routine: one or two monthly in-center visits for the professional treatment, plus daily home care with dedicated products. Not spot treatments, but a measured monthly journey.
Value is typically estimated as a multiple of the revenue recorded over the last 12 months (between 0.25 and 0.30 times, in the W&W model) or of normalized net profit. The higher the recorded revenue, the higher the value recognised to the owner.
With the W&W model: you sell the majority of the store right away (cash at the notary), stay on as owner for 3 years with a fixed salary plus a share of growth, and after 3 years sell the rest at a value revalued by the store's growth.
Pre-seed is the first funding stage of a startup, when the team forms and the business model is validated: in Italy it typically reaches up to about €500,000, with individual business angels investing between €25,000 and €100,000. W&W K-Beauty Center's pre-seed round is €550k, plus an additional €175k reserve.
Because the Chinese-run nail sector in Italy is in crisis with many owners ready to sell, K-beauty is booming (+250% on Olive Young in Italy), no competitor yet offers a monthly subscription model, and private equity funds are already building beauty chains: the window to get in as a leader is now.
