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2 weeks ago |
scratchmagazine.co.uk | Rebecca Hitchon
Scratch puts the spotlight on brothers and sisters working together in the nail industry…While Annabel Maginnis will likely come to mind when you hear the word ‘Glitterbels’, there is a trio of siblings involved in the brand: Annabel’s husband, Elliott, and his brothers, Mac and Alex. It was unexpected for the brothers that they ended up working together, but they tell Scratch that they quickly came to realise that it made sense to combine their various skills.
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2 weeks ago |
scratchmagazine.co.uk | Rebecca Hitchon
Having outgrown its campus in Ramillies House, Soho, the London College of Beauty Therapy (LCBT) is moving to another premises. Its new home in Fashion Street, in the heart of Shoreditch, will allow the college to expand its provision and train more students via a newly-refurbished building. Plans include to add a range of advanced courses to its roster of specialist post-16 diplomas and short courses in beauty therapy, make-up and hairdressing.
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3 weeks ago |
scratchmagazine.co.uk | Rebecca Hitchon
The British Beauty Council has launched The Student Shadow Board, alongside UNiDAYS and Sephora UK. Via the initiative, young people across the UK can apply to receive mentorship and grant support, by pitching their future-facing beauty solutions across topics like innovation and technology, sustainability, creativity, marketing and science.
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3 weeks ago |
scratchmagazine.co.uk | Rebecca Hitchon
The winner of Scratch’s monthly nail art contest for March has been announced as Amy Lambourne of @amylambournenaturalnailtech. In a showcase of talent, techs created nail designs inspired by theme, Fancy Feet, in the bid to win a prize from Footlogix. Entries were judged by Samantha Sweet, co-founder & chief commercial officer at Sweet Squared: UK&I trainer & distributor for Footlogix, and Scratch deputy editor, Rebecca Hitchon.
Home nail & beauty salons: how to maintain positive neighbour relations & resolve conflict – Scratch
3 weeks ago |
scratchmagazine.co.uk | Rebecca Hitchon
Scratch Stars Home Nail Salon of the Year finalists for 2024 offer advice for how home business owners can keep the peace with neighbours and resolve potential conflicts…“When opening a home salon, it’s good practice to inform your direct neighbours. A friendly conversation or letter can set expectations and prevent any surprises. This is especially important if there will be noticeable changes, such as an increase in visitors or adjustments to parking arrangements.
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