Here, Miko Branch spoke to CEW Beauty News about staying competitive in the natural hair care market, how educating consumers helped the brand during the pandemic and her biggest challenge.
The virtual summit will bring together 75 speakers on subjects such as managing metal health challenges during a crisis, safety protocols in the workplace and financing a beauty business.
Through this public act of re-opening their salon, which is located at 211 ½ South La Brea Avenue, Ted and Jason are looking to raise awareness of the salon industry’s plight on both a local and national level.
Eva Scrivo Salon, named after its eponymous makeup artist and hair stylist founder, has been steadily re-inventing itself over the past several years to better meet clients’ evolving needs. And in the process, breaking the mold of the traditional salon.
The hair care startup is looking to disrupt the hair care industry through the use of a proprietary technology and algorithm designed to create formulas unique to a user’s lifestyle and geographic location.
The celebrity hair stylist plans on being at the forefront of the movement with her hair care brand, Kimble Beauty.
This month the legendary hair stylist, who is also known for creating Halle Berry’s signature pixie cut, will be launching a line of products he designed for the natural hair care market at the major retailer.
The result is Peter Lamas Beauty, which are 100% vegan and are free of parabens, sulfates and petrochemicals.
Nunzio focuses on delivering a tailor made cut based on a person’s bone structure, hair texture and lifestyle.
Beauty Insider chatted with one of Manhattan’s best-known (and best liked) colorists and salon owners, Eva Scrivo, about what she thinks is key to operating a successful salon, building a great staff and making difficult business decisions.
In 2002, Gail Federici wasn’t really planning on selling John Frieda Hair Care, a trailblazing brand that she had been strategically building for over 12 years with hairstylist John Frieda. “KAO was interested, so we named a high price without expecting it to really happen. When it did, we were shocked,” she said of the $450 million sale. “It was a deal we couldn’t refuse, but it was also like the rug was pulled out. I didn’t know what to do next.”
Peter Coppola, hair stylist, salon owner and co-founder of Keratin Complex, which he sold more than two years ago, has founded a new keratin-focused company, one he said delivers new technology to the category.
