business2business Latest Guinot franchise salon opens News in Brief New catalogue is Bliss
Bliss have launched their new Pro Tan and Fiesta Sun catalogue, featuring a taste of some exciting new UV lotion releases ahead of the new tanning season including the new luxurious Top Shelf Collection.
Guinot’s latest franchise salon, The Guinot Salon Earlesfield, was recently opened by celebrity chef Ainsley Harriott.
The former hair salon has been transformed over a three-month period into a Guinot franchise by Justyna Rostek, who was formerly manager at Guinot’s flagship salon in Albemarle Street, Mayfair.
Justyna told GN: “Having worked with the Guinot brand for so many years, I was excited when the franchise opportunity became a viable option for me. It has always been an ambition of mine to run my own salon, but it was a daunting prospect to go out alone and make a name for myself. It was because of this that I was attracted to the idea of becoming a franchisee, as I will be part of an established network that receives ongoing support and advice from a dedicated franchise team.”
Strictly star Ainsley cut the ribbon alongside Justyna and Mayor of Wandsworth, Nicola Nardelli (pictured).
Skinbreeze a hit in the North East!
Brand Ambassador appointed
MUA Clare Pinkney has joined Youngblood Mineral Cosmetics UK as Brand Ambassador.
Geordie Shore’s Chloe Ferry has joined the Skinbreeze line-up of celebrity fans after experiencing a non-surgical Skinbreeze Skin Rejuvenation facial.
Following her treatment, which used a therapeutic Red and Blue light treatment to boost collagen, calm the skin and neutralise bacteria, Chloe commented: “Just had a Skinbreeze facial and my skin feels amazing.”
Clare is an award winning professional make-up artist with a career in beauty spanning over 20 years, with 12 as an MUA. She will be involved in events and trade shows as well as assisting Youngblood product training courses.
Youngblood Mineral Cosmetics are currently offering 25% off all new accounts opened before 29th February (T&Cs apply).
“For 2016, there are lots of innovative new products to kick-start this year’s tanning season. Look out for optimum accelerating products that combine the latest advancements in bronzing technology to give you a great tan and healthy-looking skin,” say the Leeds- based tanning supplier.
Travellers on Cloud 9
Cloud Spas has opened two new Nail, Lash and Brow Bars at East Midlands and Stanstead airports.
All treatments are performed within 30- minutes to cater for those travellers in a hurry, with both salons open from 4am every day.
Treatments offered include Lash Perfect eyelash enhancements and Hi Brow eyebrow shaping. Visitors can also benefit from a duty-free range featuring products from Lash Perfect and Hi Brow retail selections.
U.S. microbead ban
The United States have banned the use of microbeads in personal cosmetic products.
The Microbead-Free Waters Act 2015 prohibits the use of tiny plastic beads used in products such as skin exfoliators which go on to pollute waterways including rivers, lakes and oceans.
Yorkshire-based recycling firm
BigGreen.co.uk are leading a campaign to ban the use of microbeads in the UK and urge manufacturers to use greener alternatives such as Apricot shells, Jojoba beans and Pumice.
Image courtesy Carey Sheffield Fine Art Photography
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