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Runners' Foot Woes: What Nail Pros Need to Know
Nail professionals can help runners with common foot problems like ingrown nails and blisters. Learn which issues require specialist referral.
Scrummi Named British Beauty Council Patron
Scrummi, a sustainable B-Corp brand, has been named an official Patron of the British Beauty Council, focusing on environmental change.
Beauty Brands Face Scrutiny on Claims, Marketing, and Finances
Beauty brands face increased scrutiny on marketing claims and brand partnerships, alongside mixed financial results and significant corporate restructuring.
Crate Cheshire Rebrands to Crate Collective
Crate Cheshire rebrands to Crate Collective, reflecting expansion and the successful launch of its Manchester barber co-working space.
Margate Salon Reimagines Coastal Charm with Loft Aesthetic
Marcella Hair in Margate blends New York loft style with coastal charm, featuring a balcony with sea views and a social bar.
Salon Owner Finds Success by Scaling Down Operations
Sheona Will, owner of Bloom Group Salons, found greater impact and job satisfaction by scaling back her business after a period of aggressive growth.
Efi Davies: Mentorship is Crucial for Hairdressing's Future
Efi Davies, British Hairdresser of the Year, argues that established professionals must mentor emerging talent, instilling core skills and values to elevate the hairdressing craft.
Bridal Nail Experts Reveal Client Booking & Consultation Tactics
Bridal nail specialists share strategies for consultations, social media promotion, and client experience to secure wedding bookings.
ASA faults La Roche-Posay on claim substantiation clarity
The ASA has ruled that La Roche-Posay failed to make verification of its 'No.1 dermatologist recommended' claim clear and accessible to consumers.
Salon Sustainability: Action Needed Beyond Earth Month
Earth Month offers a chance for salons to review environmental impact, but ongoing action beyond April is essential for real change.