Lush is set to open its first-ever hair salon next month in Brighton.
It will cater to all hair types, as well as reducing salon waste and featuring a unique “spa for your head”.
The ethical cosmetics retailer’s salon, opening 2 December, will offer a range of hair-related services priced between £55 and £80 using chemical-free, natural henna hair dyes.
Mark Constantine, the co-founder and chief executive told The Times this was “quite extraordinary for a hair salon” as most salons use hair dyes containing a mix of ammonia, hydrogen peroxide and p-phenylenediamine.
In a bid to move away from this, the Lush Hair Lab will “embrace a holistic approach to hairdressing and barbering”, with an interior housing a botanical wash room where clients are bathed in light and sound, with hair and scalp treated with the choice of hard or soft water.
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