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1. Non-Compete: Restrictions on partners engaging in competing businesses, used when partners have other business interests

2. Intellectual Property: Ownership and usage of trademarks, branding, and proprietary techniques, important when the salon has unique branding or methods

3. Marketing and Branding: Guidelines for marketing activities and brand management, relevant for salons with strong brand focus

4. Equipment and Assets: Detailed provisions for ownership and maintenance of salon equipment, useful for high-investment setups

5. Product Supply and Inventory: Arrangements for product sourcing and inventory management, important for salons with retail components

6. Training and Quality Standards: Requirements for staff training and service quality maintenance, crucial for premium salons

7. Digital Presence: Management of online booking systems, social media, and digital assets, important for modern salon operations

8. Future Expansion: Provisions for opening additional locations or franchising, relevant for growth-oriented partnerships

1. Schedule 1: Capital Contributions: Detailed breakdown of each partner's initial and agreed future capital contributions

2. Schedule 2: Service Menu and Pricing: Comprehensive list of services offered and their pricing structure

3. Schedule 3: Equipment Inventory: List of all equipment, furniture, and fixtures with values and ownership details

4. Schedule 4: Licensed Products: List of approved products and suppliers for use in the salon

5. Schedule 5: Operating Procedures: Detailed operational guidelines and standard procedures

6. Schedule 6: Staff Positions and Responsibilities: Organization structure and job descriptions

7. Appendix A: Required Licenses and Permits: List of all required regulatory approvals and renewal dates

8. Appendix B: Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance coverage requirements and policies

9. Appendix C: Floor Plan and Layout: Approved salon layout and space allocation