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Booth Rental $750 (monthly)
Booth Rental $500 (2 months) then $750 (thereafter)
Booth/Chair Rental – Palm Springs Location Introductory Rate: $500 per month for the first 2 months 🔥💸 Standard Rate: $750 per month thereafter Bring your own clients – keep 100% of what you earn! ✂️👑
Perfect if you're building or expanding your clientele! We offer competitive commission splits to support your growth while you establish yourself.
No upfront booth fees – focus on your craft and let us help you fill your schedule! 📈💖 Amazing Support & Perks for Every Team Member
We're Hiring, Renting Booths & Offering Commission – Luxury Awaits in the Desert! 🌴✨👑
At 24K Beauty Bar Palm Springs, we're more than a salon — we're a vibrant, luxury-driven family dedicated to empowerment, creativity, and unforgettable transformations! 💛💄✂️
From our Orlando roots to our thriving desert oasis in Palm Springs, we're growing fast and seeking talented stylists, barbers, lash artists, estheticians, nail pros, and beauty specialists who thrive in a supportive, high-energy team.
Whether you're an established pro with your own clients, ready to build your book, or prefer a commission-based start — we've got flexible opportunities tailored just for you!
+Commission-Based Positions
Commission-Based Overview at 24K
Ideal For: Beauty pros who are building or expanding their clientele, prefer no upfront booth fees, and want team support to grow faster.
Structure: You earn a percentage (commission) of the revenue from services you perform (and potentially retail/products if offered). The salon handles scheduling, walk-ins, marketing help, and overhead while you focus on your craft.
Why It Works Here: No booth rent required upfront — perfect transition if you're not yet at full capacity. We provide promotion during slow hours, Facebook marketing training, networking group access, and features on our company page to help fill your book quickly.
Transition Option: As your client base grows and becomes more consistent, you can switch to booth/chair rental (keeping 100% of earnings after fixed rent) for even more independence.
Typical Commission Rates (California Context)
In California salons and barbershops (2024–2026 data from industry sources like GlossGenius, Salon Renter, Thriving Stylist, and others):
Standard commission splits range from 40%–60% to the stylist (meaning you keep 40–60% of the service price, salon keeps the rest for overhead).
Entry-level or building phase: Often starts at 40%–50% (common for new or growing pros, with potential increases based on performance/productivity).
Facebook, X, Instagram Posting
Access to our lively Facebook networking group for showcasing services & connecting with clients 📱❤️ Regular features & promotions on our official company page.
Facebook marketing training to boost your online presence and book more appointments 🚀 Real team collaboration: Everyone at 24K helps promote and fill slower hours — because teamwork makes the dream work! 🤝💪✨
Ready to Join the 24K Family? Have a solid client following? Booth/chair rental is perfect for you — let us know!
Growing your book or preferring commission? We're here to help you succeed every step — no stress, just support and opportunity! 🌟
Typical Ranges in California (based on 2024-2025 data):
Barber Chair & Booth Rental
In California, barber chair/booth rental rates vary widely depending on location (major cities vs. smaller areas), amenities (e.g., utilities, shampoo bowls, marketing support, high-traffic spot), salon/barbershop quality, and whether it's a basic station or premium setup. Most places charge weekly or monthly, with weekly being more common for independent barbers.
Avg. Weekly Rates
Weekly rates: Commonly $150–$500 per week (most listings fall in the $200–$400 range)
Lower end (~$150–$250/week): Seen in areas like Fresno ($155/week), West Covina ($195/week), Woodland Hills/Inglewood ($185+/week), or smaller/less central spots.
Higher end (~$300–$500/week): More common in competitive or upscale areas, including Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Sacramento, and similar metros. Some premium or suite-style spots start at $249–$500/week.
Avg. Monthly Rates
Monthly equivalent: Roughly $600–$2,000+ per month (e.g., $750–$1,200 is frequent for mid-range barbershops; higher in LA/SF due to demand and real estate costs).
Mid-range barbershops: Often $500–$1,200/month.
Higher-end/major cities: Up to $1,600+/month (or more for luxury/private setups).
Regional Breakdown (California-Specific):
Los Angeles area (including nearby like West Covina, Woodland Hills, Inglewood): $250–$500/week typical; some as low as $195/week or up to $1,200+/month in premium spots.
San Francisco/Bay Area: Often on the higher side, $250–$500/week or more (limited space drives costs up).
San Diego/Sacramento/Smaller cities: Similar broad range of $250–$500/week.
Inland Empire (e.g., Fontana, Palm Springs area vibes): Tends toward the lower-to-mid range, often $200–$400/week, though exact local listings vary.
These are averages from industry sites (like Salon Renter, Optima Salon Suites, Booksy, GlossGenius), recent postings (Instagram/Facebook/Craigslist-style ads), and barber-focused resources. Prices can include extras like WiFi, laundry, or promo help in some shops, but barbers usually bring their own tools/clients and set their prices.
Your 24K Beauty Bar Palm Springs rate ($500 intro for 2 months, then $750/month) is on the competitive/lower side for California—especially for a luxury spot in Palm Springs with team support, marketing training, and networking perks. It aligns well with or beats many mid-range options in the state, for Palm Springs specifically fair to Barber & Salon for a harmonious relationship. ✂️💈
What Is a Traditional Barber?
History of Barber
The History of barbering spans millennia, evolving from respected priests/surgeons in ancient Egypt and Rome to medieval "barber-surgeons" performing bloodletting and dentistry, eventually separating into distinct professions by the 18th century, with shops becoming crucial social hubs for men in the 19th century, symbolized by the red, white, and blue barber pole representing blood, bandages, and veins.
Early Beginnings (Ancient Times)
- Egypt (c. 3500 B.C.): Barbers were highly respected, sometimes priests or doctors, using razors made from shells or flint; shops were social centers.
- Greece & Rome (c. 296 B.C.): Barbering became a public affair in tonstrinae (barbershops) in marketplaces, serving as forums for discussion,
The Barber-Surgeon Era (Middle Ages)
- Barbers expanded their roles to include minor surgery, bloodletting, tooth extraction, and wound care, becoming essential "barber-surgeons".
- Symbolism: The iconic barber pole emerged, with red (blood), white (bandages), and sometimes blue (veins) representing these medical services.
Separation & Professionalization (18th-19th Centuries)
- 1450 (England): A statute separated barbers from surgeons, though barbers retained dentistry.
- 1745 (England): A bill formally separated the professions, though the barber pole remained.
- 19th Century (U.S.): Barbershops flourished as vital community centers and businesses, especially for African American men.
- 1893: The first barber school and textbook were established in Chicago, formalizing barber education.
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