Bodyminute in the news

Bodyminute launched SuppSkin, a 3-euro monthly subscription for accessible anti-aging skincare, aiming to democratize professional treatments.

Body minute's CEO urges beauty institutes to invest in communication and collective marketing to tap into the large segment of women who don't use their services, rather than focusing on price reductions.

Bodyminute is starting a new development phase post-COVID, expanding product lines, enriching subscription offers, and addressing recruitment and professional development in the beauty sector.

Body Minute, a French leader in accessible beauty services, is seeking franchisees to expand its established network and unique subscription-based model.

Body Minute's CEO denies claims of a 60% revenue drop from disgruntled franchisees, stating the network generated 120 million euros in 2025 and its average institute revenue is stable, despite a decline in the total number of locations and an ongoing lawsuit from franchisees.

Body Minute's CEO stated 2025 revenue was 120 million euros and denied franchisee claims of a 60% sales drop, despite a decline in the number of operational institutes.

Body Minute is embroiled in a dispute with some franchisees over economic results and store closures, while management denies a massive decline in activity.

Body Minute reported 120 million euros in 2025 revenue amid disputes with franchisees over alleged business declines and legal challenges.

Body Minute franchisees are protesting and taking legal action against the brand's owner, JCDA, over alleged illegal practices, uncompensated price reductions, and harassment, leading to significant financial losses and store closures.

Bodyminute opened a new beauty institute in Flins-sur-Seine on December 15th, offering a wide range of services and a turnkey concept for franchisees.

BodyMinute, an aesthetic services network, is experiencing significant financial struggles and franchisee liquidations due to a major TikTok scandal and customer boycott.

Bodyminute faces widespread accusations of exploitative work conditions, including excessive work rhythms, surveillance, understaffing, and discrimination, while also engaging in an aggressive PR campaign against a critical influencer.

Bodyminute showcased its services and sought franchisees at the International Congress of Aesthetics & Spa in Paris.

Body Minute is embroiled in a public and legal battle with TikTok influencer Laulevy, escalating its efforts to remove a parody video and counter what it perceives as a widespread denigration campaign.

Bodyminute celebrates 25 years by diversifying its beauty services, digitalizing operations, and democratizing access to quality treatments.

Body Minute pursued legal action against an influencer over a TikTok parody video, which backfired and significantly increased the video's viewership.

Body Minute is suing a TikTok influencer for "denigration" over a satirical video about their services, sparking a legal battle that highlights the tension between brand reputation and freedom of expression.

BodyMinute faces a bad buzz and legal dispute with an influencer over a critical video, escalating to widespread negative customer feedback and harassment.

BodyMinute faces backlash over hygiene and payment issues, intensified by its aggressive response to a TikTok influencer's parody video, leading to widespread customer complaints and calls for a boycott.

Body Minute is embroiled in a social media scandal and lawsuit stemming from a TikToker's satirical video about a negative salon experience, leading to public backlash against the company.