Hair & Beauty Brands for your Salon this Veganuary

Veganuary is here, and if you're unsure of what Veganuary is, or where to start, we have you covered!

Veganuary is an annual challenge that takes place in January and requires you to follow a fully vegan lifestyle, and this doesn't stop at diet! This includes everything from hair & beauty to clothing. Therefore it is vital for salon owners to get their salons equipped for Veganuary if clients are participating in the challenge. Luckily we have listed our top vegan hair & beauty brands to stock your salon with. Let's explore our top brands perfect for Veganuary.

1. Salon Hair Every Day

Kickstart Veganuary at the backwash with [wa]shed from Shed. Catering to all hair types, [wa]shed from Shed offers a fully vegan formula full of beneficial ingredients for ultimate hair health. A personal favourite, thirst quencher shampoo & conditioner hydrates, smooths and softens hair, protecting strands from winter dryness. It doesn't stop there! Achieve perfectly styled hair with Shed's extensive styling range that is also fully vegan. From sprays, and styling pastes, to heat protection and dry shampoo, make your hair care routine fully vegan in no time! Get salon hair every day with the ultimate vegan and cruelty-free brand this month.

2. Biolage

It is no surprise that the naturally inspired professional hair care brand has an all-vegan formula. Powered by botanicals, Biolage takes hair care to a new level, offering high-quality and top-performing products for ultimate hair health. Biolage values the world and creatures we share it with, and therefore strives for vegan formulas with no animal derived ingredients. From shampoo & conditioners to treatments and serums, Biolage has you covered in all hair care areas for Veganuary.

3. Magi:colour by Quif

Magi:colour by Quif already sets the tone for a new era in professional hair colour, and we love that it's vegan. This permanent + quasi dual colour system features 117 shades so you'll have no problem achieving the colour your client desires. Infused with the vegan formula of rice protein, monoi and bilberry fruit extract, this combo creates the ultimate colour vibrance, condition and shine. It gets better! Magi:colour is also super kind to the environment, with its fully recyclable packaging that makes it the perfect choice for Veganuary.

4. Payot - Herbier

For our beauty enthusiasts, Payot Herbier offers a vegan range that combines botanical extracts and essential oils that formulate a simple yet beneficial routine. From fragrant body oils to universal face creams, Payot Herbier provides a luxurious skin routine that rejuvenates the body from head to toe! Although Payot Herbier is a small range, offering some vegan products within your salon will appeal to a wider clientele and ensure you have something for everyone.

5. Glitterbels Hema Free Builder-Bel Gel

If you're looking for the perfect vegan builder gel for your salon, Glitterbels is the brand for you! Offering a fully vegan and cruelty-free buildable gel, (not to mention in a wide range of fabulous colours), the Glitterbels Hema Free Builder-Bel Gel is compatible with soak-off gels, hard gels, and acrylics. Theses are perfect for creating a long-lasting, strong, natural-looking nail set that your clients will love!

6. +maskology & +serumology

A skincare favourite, +maskology & +serumology is a professional skincare brand that is certified vegan using 100% plant based origin ingredients with minimal impact on the environment. With ingredients derived from plant-based sources, +maskology & +serumology uses the power of nature to reap the beneficial ingredients for your skin to thrive. We love their effective formulas as they have a maximum impact on the skin and a minimal impact on the environment. This Veganuary, get glowing rejuvenated skin with +serumology skin care masks.

With more clients embracing a vegan lifestyle, they make seek in-salon treatments that align with their vegan choices. Incorporate vegan products and alternatives into your service offerings this year with Alan Howard.