The Fellowship for British Hairdressing’s ClubStar Art Team recently spent an exciting and informative day with Avant-Garde hairdresser and multi-award winner, Anne Veck.

This year's Fellowship for British Hairdressing Luncheon and Awards took on a brand new look, with Chancellor Ashleigh Hodges overseeing a move to a new venue, the InterContinental Park Lane, and a revamped feel with her own unique touches.

The Fellowship for British Hairdressing headed to the home of President, Ken Picton, for their latest Hair & Vision event.

The Fellowship for British Hairdressing’s education teams are also coming to the end of their time being mentored by some of the best in the business. And, for the recently re-branded Project: Colour and Project: X teams, that meant one last stage presentation, with their own finale evening.

Long hair is more overwhelmingly popular than ever at the moment, and while that can mean a reduction in cutting appointments, smart salons know that offering hair-up and dressing services can provide an alternative option for those clients that refuse to go for the chop!

Following a successful debut year, the Fellowship for British Hairdressing is bringing their men’s hairdressing team back for 2020. Initially launched as the Barber Project, the new-look program is now called PROJECT: Man

Master the art of long hair dressing with an upcoming masterclass from the Fellowship for British Hairdressing.

The Fellowship for British Hairdressing’s Project X team learnt how to work with wigs in a workshop with Sam Burnett from Hare and Bone.

The Fellowship for British Hairdressing’s Colour Project recently spent the day at the award-winning Rose and Wild salon with Siobhan Jones.

Tina Farey will be sharing the story of her career to date in an intimate and insightful evening.