Kicking off British Beauty Week 2026, the Industry Day brings together leading voices, brands, innovators and policymakers from across the sector to explore The Impact of Beauty and celebrate the industry’s cultural, social and economic contribution. The day will feature panel discussions, live demonstrations, brand activations and a new Business Lounge for meetings, connection and networking.

Hosted by the British Beauty Council in partnership with L’Oréal Groupe, this exclusive media breakfast will mark the launch of The Impact of Beauty report, unveiling new research into the social, cultural and economic value of the UK beauty industry.

Bringing the British Beauty Week Industry Day to a close, the exclusive Drinks Reception will gather key stakeholders, policymakers, leading brands and businesses from across the beauty sector for an evening of connection and celebration. Marking The Impact of Beauty, the reception is a chance to come together, continue the day’s conversations and celebrate the people and ideas shaping the industry.

We invite you to open your doors to your local MP on 16 October during British Beauty Week.

The beauty industry contributes £28.3 billion to the economy and employ 595,000 people. With hairdressing, health and beauty salons ranking consistently as the highest number of retail businesses across the UK high streets for the last decade. Despite this, many businesses, including small ones, face particular challenges that you can share with politicians using opportunities like this.

This is your time to showcase to your MP just how vital the hair and beauty industry is.

Sephora’s global beauty festival Sephoria will make its UK debut in London this October, during British Beauty Week.

Featuring immersive consumer experiences, masterclasses, creator appearances and exclusive beauty discoveries. The 2026 edition, Sephoria Beauty Metropolis on 16th and 17th October promises a celebration of beauty, culture and connection inspired by London’s iconic neighbourhoods.