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Boutique- style
beauty Serenity & Grace has launched across the UK, a new boutique-style beauty and occasion’s agency that offers a full range of professional Spa, salon and style services.
This UK-wide network of beauty and Spa therapists are available to provide tailored personal care packages. They are also set to launch a line of fashion.
“Our mission is to help clients look and feel their best from top to toe on their special occasion,” explains Ann Marie McDonagh, founder of Serenity & Grace. “From pre-event beauty treatments through to hair and make-up and sublime occasion wear for the big day, Serenity & Grace is here for all your special occasion needs.”
Building up a client base approaching 1,000 clients has been achieved by the Derby franchise of Centros Unico in its first year of trade.
Owner Katherine Bale, told GN: “We had a really strong start in 2015 which greatly exceeded our expectations. The interest and support from people in Derby has been brilliant.”
Centros Unico Derby is part of the international Centros Unico chain which has nine clinics across the UK, delivering a range of aesthetic treatments including Laser hair removal, pressotheraphy, pulsonic facials and other non-surgical treatments for both men and women.
Clinic owner Katherine is pictured (second right) with her team of therapists. Mask recognised by Vogue UK
UK Vogue has featured Timeless Truth’s Multipeptide Calming Revitalising Mask in their March issue highlighting it ‘Best for Stressed Skin’.
“A brand entirely dedicated to sheet masks, Timeless Truth offers a masked solution for every skin care qualm,” says the magazine. “Its Multipeptide Calming Revitalising Mask, for example, uses negatively charged, freeze- dried powder embedded in a serum-soaked cloth.”
Timeless Truth masks are available in the UK from Carlton Beauty & Spa.
First year success for aesthetic clinic News in International
conference Repêchage are set to host this year's 18th Annual International Conference for Salon & Spa professionals on 2nd May in Manhattan. The following day, a hands-on work shop will take place at the Lydia Sarfati Post Graduate Skin Care Academy in New Jersey. This year’s Conference will include new professional treatment and product launches, presentations and demonstrations, and the President's Awards presentation.
Supplier site goes
mobile Butterfly Supplies have launched their new look mobile friendly website at
www.butterfly-supplies.co.uk
The site features the full range of salon essentials and in its new mobile format, you can now stock up on the go!
Keep in touch with the company’s latest offers, deals and product information by following them on Twitter at @ButterflySupply
Getting appy
Salongenius has launched appGENIUS, a personalised salon app to enable you to engage more effectively with your customers. Key features includes push messaging, booking requests, booking reminders, incentives such as loyalty and ‘recommend a friend’ schemes, and business information.
Seaweed skin care brand appoints
international trainer Holly Ferguson has joined organic seaweed skin care brand Voya as International Trainer.
With over eight years’ experience in the beauty and wellness industry, Holly began her career as a Spa Therapist for global brand Steiner, followed by stints working for Elemis and Nude Skincare before gaining the position as UK International Training Manager for ESPA. Here she trained key therapists and Ayurvedic Practitioners, travelling across America, Australia, Asia and the Middle East as well as Europe.
Holly Ferguson gets to grips with Voya’s organic seaweed in County Sligo, Ireland.
Commenting on her new role, Holly says: “Voya’s impressive growth is really exciting and it’s something I can’t wait to be a part of. I am confident that my new ideas and forward thinking will be a valuable asset to the Voya team.”
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