Nail and lash suites · Michigan
Nail and Lash Suites for Rent in Michigan
Rent a private nail or lash suite instead of a booth on someone else’s floor. Each Cosmo suite is a lockable room you lease for your own business, with room for your nail station and pedicure chair or your lash bed, and 24/7 access.
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- Keypad access for before- and after-work fills
- 24/7Keypad access for before- and after-work fills
- Of your service and retail revenue
- 100%Of your service and retail revenue
- To share your suite with another licensed pro
- FreeTo share your suite with another licensed pro
What’s included
A quiet room for every set
Room for your station
A nail station and a pedicure chair, or a lash bed and lamp, laid out the way you work.
Something of equal value
In place of the shampoo bowl hair stylists receive, you get an item of equal value for your work.
Mirror, millwork and lighting
A full-length mirror, a workstation and a luxury light fixture come with the suite.
Utilities, Wi-Fi and laundry
Commercial-grade washers and dryers on site for towels.
24/7 secure access
Keypad entry, with exterior and doorway security cameras.
Share at no extra charge
Pair a nail tech with a lash artist, or share with another licensed pro, at no extra cost.
From a lash artist at Cosmo
“I love love love my new location at Cosmo Salon Studios. Classy, elegant, very clean and a friendly environment. All my clients love my new location and are very impressed.”
Know what you’re renting
Booth rental or your own suite
Nail techs search for a nail tech booth rental, a station for rent or nail salon rental space. A booth puts you on someone else’s floor. A nail salon suite is a nail studio for rent: a salon of your own without opening one.
A rented booth or station
- Your space
- A table on an open floor
- Your hours
- Often the salon’s hours
- Your systems and products
- Can be set by the salon
- What you keep
- Depends on the salon’s split or fees
- Your air
- Shared with every other table
A Cosmo nail or lash suite
- Your space
- A private room with your own door
- Your hours
- Any hours, 24/7
- Your systems and products
- Your choice
- What you keep
- 100% of service and retail, after your lease
- Your air
- Your own room to ventilate
Getting started
How leasing a nail or lash suite works
- 1
Pick a location
Choose the city closest to your clients.
- 2
Book a private tour
See the suites and the setup, and ask what is available.
- 3
Check your license
You need a Michigan license that covers your services, and the suite needs an establishment license.
- 4
Sign and set up
Bring in your station, chair or bed and make the room your own.
Common questions
Nail and lash suite FAQs
Can I rent a nail suite in Michigan?
Yes. Cosmo Salon Studios leases private nail suites, lockable rooms you run as your own salon, in Ann Arbor, Birmingham, Canton, Clarkston, Dearborn, Taylor, Troy and West Bloomfield. Macomb opens in 2027.
Is a nail suite the same as a nail booth rental?
No. With a booth or station rental you rent a table on another owner’s floor. A nail suite is a private room with its own door and key code, leased to you, where you set your hours, prices and products.
Can lash artists rent a suite too?
Yes. A suite has room for a lash bed, a stool and your lighting, and a closed door keeps the room quiet for long full sets and fills.
What comes with a Cosmo nail or lash suite?
Room for a nail station and a pedicure chair, or a lash bed, something of equal value for your work in place of the shampoo bowl hair stylists receive, a full-length mirror, millwork, a workstation and a light fixture, utilities, Wi-Fi, commercial-grade washers and dryers on site, and 24/7 keypad access with exterior and doorway security cameras.
What license do I need?
Nail techs need a Michigan manicurist license, or a cosmetology license that covers nails. Lash extensions count as skin care in Michigan, so lash artists need an esthetician or cosmetologist license. The suite must also be licensed as a cosmetology establishment, so confirm the current rules with Michigan LARA before you open.
How much does it cost to rent a nail suite?
Most suites start at $298/week the first year. Prices vary by suite size and location. The first-year rate spreads the 4 free weeks every new lease gets across the year. Leases are one year, and deposits vary. Book a private tour for current availability, or use the salon suite calculator to compare a suite with nail booth rental or commission.
How long is a nail or lash suite lease?
Cosmo leases are for one year. You can share your suite with another licensed professional at no extra charge, and every tenant gets their own signage.
Is a nail suite the same as renting nail salon space?
It is a smaller, simpler version. A Cosmo nail salon suite is a nail studio for rent inside a shared building: your own lockable room for your nail station and pedicure chair, without leasing and building out a whole storefront.
How do nail techs get paid when they rent a suite?
In a salon, nail techs are usually paid on commission, where the owner keeps part of every service, or they pay booth rent and keep the rest. In your own suite you pay one lease, set your own prices and keep 100% of your service and retail revenue.
Your own salon, minus the build-out