BEAUTY HEALTH

Hair and Beauty is an indulgence we like to enjoy. It becomes part of our life and routine. With the increase of social media and technology comes the pressure to look and present our best self in front of the camera. The interesting knock on effect of the ‘new norm’ of Zoom and Skype meetings has made people more aware of their self-image, increasing the demand for treatments that were considered a luxury in the past but have now become maintenance.

Hair, Beauty and Wellness centres have become an essential service not only helping people look good on the outside but feel great mentally. Having a gossip with your hairdresser, working out frustrations in the gym or unwinding with a facial or massage does wonders for reducing stress levels. Money which may have been spent on travel has been freed up and salons have reported record months of turnover in a year that other industries have struggled.

Historically the industry has held its own during recessions and wars with record sales. Times have moved on with new trends emerging 24hour gyms, Laser hair removal, cosmetic injectables and hair extensions to name a few. Online booking systems and web-shops for product sales are new technologies helping the industry trade even when salons are closed.

So when considering an industry which is relatively robust even in uncertain times the Hair, Beauty and Wellness industry is a pretty sure thing.
At Clyth Macleod Business Sales we recognised the growth potential in this area and have appointed a specialist business broker to assist in this area. Amy Gardiner has over 25 years experience in the industry and understands what makes a successful salon and Amy relates well to both buyers and sellers.