New Zealand Social Network for Hairdressers (BETA)
WORRIED about the cuts? Time to head for a new career, hairdressingBritain's hairdressing and beauty business is booming as consumers look for cheap treats to lift their mood. Last year, Brits made 340million visits to the hairdresser and spent a total of 5.2billion, up from 4.2bn in 2002. Hairdressing is one industry almost everyone uses and add-on services like eyebrow shaping, facials and nail bars are upping salons' profits.
HAIRDRESSER DANIELLE Wade was blown away herself when she discovered that her business, Blown Away...By Dani, was a finalist in the Macarthur Chronicle Business Achiever Awards. The Hairdresser who operating from Tangles Hairdressing in Camden since Monday, March 8, Dani was thrilled by this vote of support from her loyal customers after only 17 weeks in business.  Hairdresser Blown away by finals status --- Business Achiever Awards
At FRESHWATER, a group of hairdressers have brought out the best of the northern beaches, organising a huge charity drive for the Children's Hospital at Westmead. The September 19 fundraiser, by Cassidy's of Harbord Hairdressing, has once again revealed the big heart of the northern beaches community, with a mass of donations from businesses and students. Dozens of boxes containing an extensive range of donated goods are waiting to be handed out to families in need.
Lisa Quartermain reveals her hairdressing horrors and goes on a quest to find her perfect lookThe average woman changes her hairstyle 104 times over the course of her life, according to a new hairdressing UK study. Three-quarters of survey respondents also admitted they'd had second thoughts about at least one of their hair overhauls. We challenged Lisa Quartermain to reveal her hair dos and don'ts over the past 25 years and go on a quest to find the perfect hairstyle ...
I expect, utterly '' irrationally, that if I can get my hair to look better at the hairdressers, then the rest of the world will fall into step! A few months ago, I was waiting to have my hair cut at the hairdressers, John Frieda's Mayfair salon. The mirrors make it appear as if the salon goes on and on into infinity an endless row of women sitting with their beige or blue gowns fastened at the neck. Hairdressers against each other in round three of competitionThe heat was on again this week as six hairdressers, 18 models and about 250 guests fronted for round three of Project GenerationNext. Competition director Rudy Marie said the prestigious local hairdressing competition for hairdressers, designed to encourage apprentices to hone their skills, was introduced to provide a creative platform for young stylists.
HAIRDRESSERS in pyjamas brightened up the lives of foster children last month as part of a drive to bring some home comforts to kids in need. To launch the drive, Pulse Hairdressing staff donned their jim-jams at work. The hairdressers also promised free haircuts throughout May for customers in PJs, who donated pyjamas to the salon for The Pyjama Foundation. ONE of the best things about going to the hairdresser's is catching up on all the mags. I don't know where you go but mine have some fantastic reading material - massive magazines that cost upwards of $25 and can only be bought at art galleries, and ones that have an International sticker on them and a picture of a little aeroplane to indicate their hot currency.
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WE'RE often told blondes have more fun. But I can tell you I've discovered no joy in maintaining my chemical enhancement. I'd been on the lookout for a new hairdresser. I was in desperate need of a hair overhaul after a few weeks at the beach over the summer holidays.
  AS HAIRDRESSERS cut hair, their customers are giving the Government a clip around the ears. The Daily Telegraph last week toured hairdressers salons in some of the state's most marginal seats to gauge what was being said in salons across the community.
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