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Investment and AI Drive Beauty Sector Shifts in March 2026
March 2026 highlighted beauty sector shifts with SEMCAP's investment strategy launch and AI-driven retail expansion by Sephora.
Charley Henery Launches 'Illumina' Collection with TONI&GUY
Charley Henery, in collaboration with TONI&GUY London, has unveiled the 'Illumina Collection', a new showcase of hair artistry.
Violet Grey arrives in UK with Harvey Nichols pop-up
Violet Grey launches UK shipping and a Harvey Nichols pop-up on April 20 as part of its international expansion.
SEMCAP Targets $6.8 Trillion Market with New Beauty & Wellness Fund
SEMCAP launches a new Beauty & Wellness investment platform, targeting the $6.8 trillion global market with industry veteran Vasiliki Petrou at the helm.
Fellowship Adds Manchester's HOST as Fifth Education Hub
The Fellowship for British Hairdressing names Manchester's HOST as its fifth Centre of Excellence for industry education and training.
Salon Owners Told: Prioritise Profit Over Turnover
Profit strategist Jo Simpson will address the Glasgow Regional Growth Summit on April 27, challenging the beauty industry's discomfort with financial gain.
Chanel's Chrome Hair Trend Offers Salons New Metallic Styling Options
Chanel's F/W 26 show introduced the chrome hair trend, featuring metallic finishes and cool tones, offering salons new styling and colouring opportunities.
Salon Owners: Seek Expert Guidance, Not Just Familiar Faces
Salon owner Sean Hanna stresses that business guidance from experts is vital for salon owners beyond technical skills.
Eponychium's Role in Nail Health: A Focus for Technicians
The eponychium, a vital but often overlooked nail structure, produces the cuticle and protects the nail bed. Learn why its integrity matters for preventing infections.
NHBF Survey: UK Salons Swamped by Costs, Profitability Suffers
A new NHBF survey shows 423 UK hair and beauty businesses are busy but profitless due to soaring employment and operating costs.