The theme for this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week (13-19 May), hosted by Mental Health Foundation is body image, and focuses on how we think and feel about our bodies.
There is an amazingly in-depth executive summary on the MHF site which you can download – we’re all over it and its stats: 22% of adults and 40% of teens told MHF that images on social media causes them to worry about their body image.
Check it out!
Following an extensive public and industry consultation, the Scottish government has released its findings and recommendations for the regulation of non-surgical cosmetic procedures The British Beauty Council, which fed into the consultation, welcomes the Scottish...
Ruka - meaning ‘doing hair’ - has been voted the number one Afro hair extensions brand, is the first Black-owned hair extension brand in Selfridges and serves more than 5,500 customers nationwide. Four years into their journey of ‘firsts’, co-founder Tendai shares...
The British Beauty Council is pleased to be collaborating with a range of diversity, equity and inclusion partners to action industry-wide change as part of its ‘A Beauty Industry That Looks Like You’ pillar In 2024, the British Beauty Council released its landmark...
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