Hair & Beauty Associations

In this section, we list contact names, numbers and details of all the the industry bodies and groups relevant to people working in the ethnic hair and beauty sector.

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1	British Association of Beauty Therapy and Cosmetology (BABTAC) British Association of Beauty Therapy and Cosmetology (BABTAC) - a trade association for professional therapists in the beauty and holistic therapy industries.
2	HEA - Hairdressing Employers Association Contact: C/o First Service 60 High Street Bedford MK40 1NT Phone: 01234 320030
3	NHF - National Hairdressers' Federation Membership of the National Hairdressers? Federation (NHF) is open to all salon owners and self employed hairdressers and beauticians working in a salon. It was formed in 1942 and exists to advance, defend, help, protect, promote and represent the int
4	HABIA - Hair and Beauty Industry Authority Standards ? Information ? Solutions Habia is the government approved standards setting body for hair, beauty, nails, spa therapy, barbering and African-Caribbean hair, and creates the standards that form the basis of all qualifications including N
5	FHBF - Freelance Hair & Beauty Federation FHBF - Freelance Hair & Beauty Federation The Freelance Hair & Beauty Federation is the organisation that supports self-employed, professional hairdressers and beauty therapists. It provides low cost training, group meetings as well as advice for
6	Guild of Hairdressers The Guild of Hairdressers was established in 1882 with the main objectives of : - Promoting and protecting hairdressers - Improving knowledge and technical skills of hairdressers by providing a National Diploma of Hairdressing - an all day examinat
7	HABB - Hair & Beauty Benevolent The Hair & Beauty Benevolent (HABB) is the official industry charity, dedicated to helping hair and beauty professionals facing difficulties in life. Since 1853, HABB has offered financial support and funding to individuals and their families facing
8	HBSA - The Hairdressing Beauty & Suppliers Association The HBSA is a network of industry professionals that provide a voice for the industry, sharing knowledge and offering support where it?s needed Contact: Greenleaf House, 128 Darkes Lane, Posters Bar Hertfordshire EN6 1AE Phone: 01707 649499
9	F.B.H. - Fellowship for British Hairdressers Founded in 1946 as The Fellowship of Hair Artists of Great Britain, this was originally a small and elite association, designed to promote artistic hairdressing with a focus on hairdressing competitions. Over the years the Fellowship has gained inter

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