Quality needs recognition

Currently in the Uk and Ireland there are no regulations governing who can practice as a hairdresser!

This sadly leaves the door open for unqualified stylists setting up salons and carrying out services on the public. In response to this, the Good Salon Guide was launched in 1993 with the aim of assessing salons against a set of strict criteria, giving consumers confidence in their choice.

Hairdressing is no longer simple cuts, sets and colours. It has become a true artistic practice with the range of services available to clients wider than ever. Colour technology has rapidly changed the way the industry and the public sees colour, cutting has become more technical and extensions have given the ease of creating length and thickness in one sitting. With the ever changing, fast-paced industry, Good Salon Guide is working harder than ever to recognise great hairdressing in all areas. Our awards of recognition have expanded to include Colour Expert and Extensions Artist – both created from complaints received via the general public in work being carried out by those not qualified to do so. These new recognitions guarantee the public who are searching for a salon via goodsalonguide.com that they are in the hands of a true professional and are more than qualified to carry out such services.

If you are a great salon, fabulous with colour or skilled with extensions, why not apply for recognition with Good Salon Guide, and gain an award that will reflect your excellence to the world.

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