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Fiona Johnston Named NHBF President: What It Means for Salons
Fiona Johnston begins her NHBF presidency with a focus on VAT reform and staff retention, offering leadership born from direct experience on the salon floor.
Why Salon International 2026 Matters for Developing Talent
Salon International 2026 offers targeted programmes for apprentices. Owners should use these events to fast-track junior development and improve retention.
AW26 Hair Trends: What Your Clients Will Actually Request
Tracey Ann Smith shares the key autumn/winter 2026 hair trends, focusing on low-maintenance colour and polished styling for your salon menu.
Bodycare Investment Highlights AI and Retail Strategy Trends
Bodycare's investment into AI-driven retail highlights a shift toward integrated digital and physical experiences that local salon owners should watch closely.
NHBF Demands Hair and Beauty Role in New Technical Education
The NHBF wants hair and beauty in new technical education plans, but data shows most UK salons currently avoid hiring apprentices due to operational pressures.
Solving Chrome Nail Application Issues for Better Retention
Struggling with chrome nail application? Experts reveal the critical curing and layering techniques needed to stop chipping and ensure a perfect mirror finish.
Soft Golden Apricot Blonde: A Versatile Summer Colour Trend
Soft Golden Apricot Blonde is emerging as a wearable, commercial hair colour trend, offering UK salons a versatile service for clients seeking a subtle summer update.
GLOWWA Introduces Free Retail Boxes for Hair Salon Stockists
GLOWWA is offering free retail presentation boxes to all salon stockists to help stylists bundle supplements and improve client hair health outcomes.
Cooling Beauty Trends: Lessons from Japan’s Heatwave Growth
Japan’s cooling beauty market surged by 50% as heatwaves hit. UK salons can mirror this success by offering functional, temperature-regulating services.
Nail Techs: Handling Ingrown Nails and Bacterial Infections
Nail techs must recognise five common nail conditions, including pseudomonas and onycholysis, and know when to refuse service to prioritise client safety.