Guide · Updated October 2026
Many brands sold through spas also sell to consumers on their own websites, through retailers, or on marketplaces. Here is how the professional skincare, body care, and waxing brands in our directory sell, and what each one publishes about online sales and client reorders.
The short answer
Most brands in our directory sell through professionals and also reach consumers in some way, often with programs that support the spas that carry them.
Context
When a brand also sells on its own website or through retailers, your clients can reorder without coming back to you. Many brands that sell online also run programs that credit or pay the spa when a client reorders. Others use branded online stores for professionals, authorized retailer lists, Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) policies, and rules against unauthorized marketplace sellers. These details affect how much retail income stays with your business, so they are worth asking about before you open an account.
Methodology
Each brand's entry comes from its own published pages: online stores, authorized retailer lists, reseller policies, and FAQs. The source is listed on the brand's profile with the date it was last checked. This table updates automatically as profiles are added or rechecked.
Policies change, so confirm online sales and reorder terms with the brand before you open an account. Brands can claim their profile to add or correct their terms. Read more about how we research on our About page.
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