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Grace Warn
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Digital Editor, British Beauty Council
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Economic Policy , Foreign Policy , Domestic Policy , Policymaking
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By Grace Warn| British Beauty Council@ A new survey, conducted by LOOKFANTASTIC as part of its new ‘Wear Your Stripes’ campaign, has revealed UK shoppers’ sentiment around sun care, SPF and education As part of a renewed push for increased awareness around UV safety and SPF, online retailer LOOKFANTASTIC has carried out a survey which uncovers the lack of education and awareness around sun safety.
By Grace Warn| British Beauty Council@ A new survey, conducted by LOOKFANTASTIC as part of its new ‘Wear Your Stripes’ campaign, has revealed UK shoppers’ sentiment around sun care, SPF and education As part of a renewed push for increased awareness around UV safety and SPF, online retailer LOOKFANTASTIC has carried out a survey which uncovers the lack of education and awareness around sun safety.
By Grace Warn| British Beauty Council@ Since President Trump’s shake-up of the global trade landscape last week, tariffs have been front and centre of the UK news cycle. But what are tariffs, how do they work, and how could they affect UK businesses? Initially, the United States imposed tariffs from 5 April. Yesterday, however, the President announced a 90 day pause on the new tariff rates above 10% for many nations. The UK will still face the baseline 10% rate with no pause. Tariffs on some other nations were not paused.
Company Info
British Beauty Council
The British Beauty Council is a private limited company established in 2018, based in London. It serves as a cross-sector advocacy organization for the UK beauty industry, representing various sectors including hairdressing, cosmetics, cosmetic surgery, therapy, and spa services. The Council focuses on enhancing the political and economic standing of the beauty industry. The organization engages in advocacy and policy work, addressing issues such as tax reforms, sustainability, trade simplification, and workforce development. It runs key initiatives like British Beauty Week and campaigns for the reclassification of SPF30+ sunscreen as an essential product. Under the leadership of CEO Millie Kendall OBE, the Council fosters inclusivity and ethical representation across diverse demographics while maintaining strong political relationships to tackle industry challenges.
London, England, United Kingdom
'+44 20 3940 6721
Founded: 2017