The Call Is Coming From Inside the Industry

This week, we're going there. We're talking about power, money and who the hair industry chooses to put on a pedestal — and more importantly, who it continues to protect when serious allegations come to light. What starts as a conversation about the recent allegations and lawsuits surrounding Frédéric Fekkai turns into a much bigger conversation about our industry: the disproportionate power given to men in a female-dominated profession, the stories that get swept under the rug, the brands and publications that stay quiet when money is involved and why hairdressers need to start paying attention to exactly who they're funding. We're not journalists, and we're not asking you to blindly believe us either. We're asking you to do something we've always wanted hairdressers to do: Think for yourself. Do your research. Follow the money. And decide what you're willing to support. That's also exactly why we built the Hairdresser Business Club. The Club isn't about giving you another set of industry rules to blindly follow. It's about teaching you how to think differently about your business, question the systems you've inherited and build something that actually works for YOU. If you're ready to stop blindly following the industry and start thinking like a business owner, come join us inside the Hairdresser Business Club.