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Kao commissions a study with YouGov to determine consumer sentiments about their salon visits, while a film produced by BBS StoryWorks shows that a salon appointment is about much more than a haircut.
June 21st marks the astronomical first day of summer. A modern alchemist suggests some solstice rituals and solstice soul searching you might undertake to celebrate summer solstice 2022.
In recent years, a new culture of beauty has bloomed, and it’s grown into a rich garden of diversity & inclusivity. The beauty industry is saying goodbye to the Eurocentric standard of beauty—tall, young, thin, blonde, and blue eyed—and hello to present-day values of inclusion. Along with this shift is the rise of genderless fashion, and hair stylists are helping to shape this new narrative.
A vegan and wellness brand, VOESH introduces their shower filter, infused with Vitamin C, oatmeal powder and an essential oil complex.
It has been one year since the World Health Organization declared we were living in a pandemic. The stress of this reality can impact our health, physically and mentally. Here are tips to help us stay well from an award-winning scientist who has devoted his career to mental health and researching the brain.
Suitable for all gel polish and lacquer formulas, imix is easy-to-use and blends any polish using the imix miXers for streak-free results.
In a brutal year which flattened many indies, Vegamour grew sales to over $35M, up from $4.5M in 2019.
Nearly 8 in 10 adults (78%) say the coronavirus pandemic is a significant source of stress in their lives, while 3 in 5 (60%) say the number of issues America faces is overwhelming to them. We take a deep breath and consider two proven stress relievers: meditation and mindfulness.
Vagaro recently conducted a survey on self-care trends and found a third of respondents (34%) cited getting a haircut at a salon/barbershop as a self-care activity, making them the fourth most cited activity on the self-care list.
From a new convergence between healthcare and wellness to a much bigger focus on nature, immunity and “home wellness” to wellness expanding its boundaries to once-taboo issues like sex, money and death
