EP 13 – Know the past with Andy Heasman and Brett MacDonald
This week we want to discuss how the history of hairdressing influence the future. …
EP12 – Hairdressing charities with Sam Grocutt & Stewart Roberts
It’s no secret that hairdressers are caring people, and what better way to use …
EP11 – Hairdressing awards with Errol Douglas and Charlotte Cave
In this week’s episode, we’re talking about the power of hairdressing awards, and asking …
EP10 – Growing your salon business with Penny Etheridge & Tim Binnington
How to grow your business This week, we talk to Tim Binnington and Penny …
EP09 – Session vs. salon with Brendan O’Sullivan & Simon Webster
Simon Webster and Brendan O’Sullivan talk to us about how they manage their life …
EP08 – Promoting hair colour with Darren Ambrose & Tracy Hayes
Colour is big business for any salon. So in this episode of the Respectfully …
EP07 – Client consultations with Darren Fowler & Jamie Stevens
So, what are we doing today? The question that both Jamie Stevens and Darren …
EP06 – Image of hairdressing with Andrew Hall
This week, we’re talking about how to improve the industry’s image with Andrew Hall. …
EP05 – Changes in the hair colour market with Ceri Cushen & Carolyn Newman
With bolder colours becoming more fashionable, we talk to Carolyn Newman and Ceri Cushen …
EP04 – Attracting employees to hairdressing with Janet Maitland
We hear many employers worrying about how to attract employees into their business, and …
EP03 – Hairdressing training with Mark Woolley
It doesn’t matter if you are new to the industry or if you have 20 years experience, you’re going to need regular training.
EP02 – Hairdressing education with Carolyn Newman & Jo Robertson
As fashion is forever evolving, we discuss the importance of education, as new trends mean new techniques in this episode of Respectfully. We hear that there is a need to adapt teaching methods to appeal to the younger generation.
EP01 – Sustainability with Tim Hartley & Graham Pollard
How can we make hairdressing more eco-friendly? The hairdressing industry is one of the biggest energy users out there. We know it’s hard, but there are things you can do cut down your consumption of plastics and water especially.
