If you work hourly or on salary for a professional salon, the company will most likely provide all supplies, tools and products to perform cosmetology services. From your client chair to makeup brushes to root lifter spray, you may be fully stocked by your new salon employer. Some salons, spas and other beauty businesses may also have contracts with specific suppliers to provide the beauty products and tools. Some salons have a specific brand they represent with their products and color formulas (for example, Beauty Brands is a Redken salon) and that brand may be a prime source of continuing education resources for the salon or spa. However, if you are a booth renter, you are technically considered to be in business for yourself, and merely renting space from the building owner, so they probably will not provide your supplies and products. If you are renting a booth at a salon or other beauty business, or simply choose to work independently at your own business, you will likely have to provide all of your own beauty tools, supplies and products.