Knee pain isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when listing probable health conditions nail artists face. However, it is very common among nail techs who have a previous history of knee problems, or those who have recently injured their knees. Unfortunately, working at a nail salon can make it a lot worse.
Read MoreThe government has announced all close contact beauty treatments will be allowed to resume from 15 August 2020.
Read MoreAs clients attend less treatments during the ongoing global pandemic, here’s why and what you can do to bring them back.
Read MoreTaylor, an immunocompromised 26 year old nail artist from Washington, was left in disbelief after one of her clients revealed they had attended their nail appointment, whilst knowingly testing positive for COVID-19.
Read MoreDiversity is something that many industries have been forced to address in recent months. In the beauty industry, there is evidence that a concerted effort is being made to become more inclusive but Hannah-Curlita Dennis, founder of Winnie Beau London, believes there is still a long way to go.
Read MoreFollowing a new update in the UK Government Guidelines on Face Coverings, clients must wear face coverings in salons from the 8th of August in England.
Read MoreAs the government works to tackle coronavirus outbreaks locally, local councils are enforcing “local lockdowns”.
Read MoreWe’ve had numerous reports from industry professionals that they have received phone calls with people claiming to be calling from the NHS track and trace service, informing that “according to their system, someone in their proximity has tested positive for COVID-19”.
Read MoreDesktop factory Mayku recently performed a study looking into the impact of COVID-19 on beauty microbusinesses and start-ups. They discovered that lockdown has served as a strong motivator for hobbyists to start their own cosmetics and beauty companies, with around a quarter of hobbyists transforming their interest into a viable business.
Read MoreThe government guidelines to date of working in the close touch sector such as the beauty industry instructs beauty professionals to wear visors in situations of close proximity (less than 1 meter) for a prolonged period of time. However, since the introduction of face shields, reports have risen of beauty therapists experiencing headaches through straining their eyesight.
Read MoreThe government has announced during the Downing Street Press Conference on 9 July 2020 that the beauty sector will be opening from the 13th of July. This follows the earlier easing of lockdown which allowed hairdressers to open on the 4th of July.
Read MoreWith all UK salons due to reopen next month, there will be some aspects of the visit that will be very different - the consultation for starters! Clive Collins, director at HOB Salons, share how to make a virtual consultation work for you.
Read MoreFiguring out insurance can be a minefield which is why the Freelance Hairdresser Association (FHA) has stepped in to answer all your insurance questions.
Read MoreThe government has released guidance for close contact services which includes hairdressers, barbers, beauticians, tattooists, sports and massage therapists, after input from industry bodies.
Read MoreThe countdown is on for salons to reopen – and while PPE, hand sanitiser and social distancing is forefront in your mind, there are other things not to forget about that will make reopening run smoothly.
Read MoreIn a coronavirus world, where PPE is essential to protect the safety of yourself and your clients - how useful is taking your client’s temperature?
Read MoreRecent events surrounding Black Lives Matter have sparked a conversation in our industry about equality and diversity have led Naeemah LaFond, amika's Global Artistic Director to create the powerful and informative guide.
Read MoreWith the rise of nail product popularity during lockdown, tight pockets, and availability of press on nails from retail stores, you may be struggling to give into the idea of creating press on nails - so here are the top marketing tips.
Read MoreSheaMoisture UK have announced that as part of their global Community Commerce business model, they have launched a £40,000 fund to support UK black female owned salons survive during Covid-19, supporting the communities that have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic.
Read MoreThis Back to Work Plan created by the Hair and Barber Council will help you plan for re-opening, in a way that will give your staff and customers the confidence they need to know that you have taken all the precautions you can to protect them whilst on your premises.
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