Tatyana Heard discusses hair equity, wellness and representation in women’s rugby
As women’s sport continues to rise, conversations around representation, identity and wellbeing are increasingly important – both on and off the pitch. Last year, during British Beauty Week, Tatyana Heard was announced as the first Sport Ambassador for the British Beauty Council, highlighting the evolving relationship between beauty and sport.
Anabel Kingsley of Philip Kingsley: ‘Beauty’s Real Value Now Lies in Education, Not Just Product’
A consultant trichologist by training, Anabel Kingsley, is the brand owner and president of Philip Kingsley, the renowned British hair and scalp care company founded by her father in 1965. She is an industry-leading authority on hair and scalp health, a reputation born from her deep commitment to supporting those experiencing hair and scalp concerns. At the heart of her work is the belief that true hair health is rooted in a holistic approach. Anabel passionately advocates for a greater understanding of how lifestyle, genetics, health, hormones, and nutrition, shape the condition of our hair and scalp.
Weleda Skin Food Celebrates 100 Years: In conversation with Jayn Sterland, Managing Director
As Weleda’s iconic Skin Food celebrates its 100th anniversary, it stands as a rare success story in modern beauty – a multi-use skincare product that has remained culturally relevant, widely loved and enduringly popular since its launch in 1926. Beloved by generations of consumers, make-up artists and celebrities alike, Skin Food has become a benchmark for enduring success.
Toly Group celebrates 60 years of operating in the UK
The British Beauty Council sat down with Andy Gatesy to discuss the company’s evolution into a global leader in beauty packaging, and why the future of the industry lies in sustainable, integrated solutions, as the business marks 60 years of operating in the UK.
Beyond the salon: reimagining beauty careers for National Apprenticeship Week
The UK beauty industry is a multi-billion pound powerhouse built on service, creativity and innovation. As we enter National Apprenticeship Week, we’re speaking to Sue Fox, British Beauty Council Board Member and former President of Estée Lauder UK & Ireland to discuss the Government’s recent transition to the Growth and Skills Levy and how businesses big and small can get most value from apprenticeships.
Reigniting The Body Shop’s Founding Principles: ‘Beauty should never make people feel “robbed”’
The Body Shop has been bobbing on beauty’s radar over recent years thanks to highstreet re-vamps, team changes and an acquisition. As the brand joins the British Beauty Council as a Patron, we’ve gotten to the bottom of how the brand’s staying fresh. Seemingly, the answer is staying true to your principles…
Beauty’s Race to Win: Unlocking the Sport Opportunity
With Writer and Editor Deborah Joseph chatted to Oriele Frank, Co-Founder and Chief Product & Sustainability Officer at Elemis; Aki Mandhar, CEO & President of Chelsea FC Women; and Dina Asher-Smith, British record holder and Olympic medallist.
How is AI shaping beauty? Democratising industry, personalising techniques and increasing efficiency.
Ai is the acronym on everyone’s lips. This British Beauty Week we brought together experts from across beauty and tech to explore how it’s shaping the future of beauty.
Talking About My Regeneration: Unpacking the ‘It’ Trend
The ‘it-trend’ everyone is talking about is longevity and regeneration. This British Beauty Week, we brought together leading experts from across brand and clinic to unpack this movement and discuss where it’s heading.
The Future of Beauty: How to cut through to the shoppers of tomorrow
Beauty has become increasingly fragmented due to market saturation and increasingly diverse consumer expectations. This British Beauty Week, we brought together leading experts from across the sector to share their strategies for cutting through. It’s hard to predict the future, but our panel of beauty experts did a stellar job this British Beauty Week. The […]
