The Winners of Hairdressers Journal British Hairdressing Awards Announced
A total of 17 awards celebrated brilliance in business for the British hairdressing industry.
by Staff
July 7, 2022
Host Anton du Beke and Hairdressers Journal's Jayne Lewis-Orr.
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A total of 17 trophies were handed out during the British Hairdressing Business Awards.
As SALON TODAY celebrates the best in salon business in North America through its SALON TODAY 200, SALONS OF THE YEAR and STAMP competitions, Hairdressers Journal (HJ) similarly celebrates the best in business in the British hairdressing community. The winners of HJ’s British Hairdressing Business Awards recently were announced at an exclusive awards night in London.
Held on Monday, July 4th, the evening recognized the most successful salon businesses that have helped make the British hairdressing industry respected around the world. From standout salons and exemplary teamwork to groundbreaking innovations and trailblazing individuals, HJ’s British Hairdressing Business Awards are an annual celebration of business brilliance.
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Hosted by Anton du Beke, the evening commenced with a drink reception, followed by a three-course meal. A total of 17 trophies were handed out during the event, with awards presented by representatives from the category sponsors and industry VIPS.
"The last few years have presented our industry – and the economy at large – with seemingly endless challenges," said Jayne Lewis-Orr, executive director of HJ’s British Hairdressing Business Awards. "Our winners have shown resilience, dedication and pure passion, and their love of hairdressing is evident in all they do. From Host Anton du Beke and HJ’s Executive Director, Jayne Lewis-Orr a thorough understanding of the market to remarkable attention to detail and a genuine desire to offer an exceptional service to their clients, these salons, teams and individuals represent all that makes British hairdressing so very special. I’m delighted to see them recognised and acknowledged in this way."
WINNERS
Business Director of the Year, sponsored by Hairdressers Journal – Colin McAndrew, Medusa Hairdressing
Customer Service Award, sponsored by Schwarzkopf Professional – Melissa Timperley Salons
Educator of the Year sponsored by Wella Professionals – Rainbow Room Academy
Franchisee of the Year, sponsored by Justice Professional – Nicola Hughes, Saks, Chester
Independent Salon–Business Newcomer of the Year, sponsored by NHBF – RudHair Dunmow
Innovation of the Year, sponsored by Salon International – BarberTalk and Hair&BeautyTalk
Assistant of the Year, sponsored by Salon International – Declan George Parkes, Scots Hair Design
Barbershop/Grooming Salon of the Year, sponsored by Modern Barber - Manifesto
Manager of the Year, sponsored by Kao Salon Division – Thomas Potts, Thomas Hairdressing
Marketing Campaign of the Year, sponsored by Phorest Salon Software – Haringtons Group
Salon Design Award, sponsored by Alan Howard – Electric Space
Salon of the Year 1 (turnover more than £350,000), sponsored by iTEC/VTCT – Nuala Morey
Salon of the Year 2 (turnover lessthan £350,000),sponsored by L’Oréal Professionnel – Elevan Hairdressing
Salon Stylist of the Year, sponsored by Revlon Professional – Barry Maddocks, Haringtons
Salon Team of the Year, sponsored by Treatwell – Goldsworthy’s Hairdressing
Social Stylist of the Year, sponsored by Hairdressers Journal – Casey Coleman, Chair Studio
Sustainable Salon of the Year, sponsored by Authentic Beauty Concept, Anne Veck Oxford
Hall of Fame 2022 (Winning the same category three times)
Mark Woolley, Electric – Business Director of the Year 2010, 2015 & 2021
Josh Goldsworthy, Goldworthys - Salon Stylist of the Year 2019, 2020 & 2021
Bloggs Salons - Salon of the Year 2 2017, 2020 & 2021
Westrow – Educator of the Year - 2016, 2018, 2021
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