Finding out your pregnant is one of the best feelings but also the scariest. So many different thoughts and emotions, how am i going to handle being pregnant, how will I be able to work especially when we are on our feet for hours on end. All this and then when baby arrives everything is new and you worry your doing everything wrong. Fast forward 2 years and I have a happy, funny, lively 2 year old toddler running rings around me. Coming back to work after having Freddie had

Where do I begin... how is it 4 years since the day myself and Rheannon opened the doors to GlamouriZe for the first time. It has definitely flown by and the saying certainly rings true “time flys when your having fun” Those first few weeks before the shop even looked like a salon it was completely mental, organising work men, making sure all equipment was ordered, dealing with the bank and other official people and to be honest it has not stopped since. The day of our launch

In 2018 I was a student who attended sixth-form. Every day that passed I became less and less interested in the courses that I had chosen. Nobody tells you what sixth-form is really like and the pressure they put on you to enter university, every week I was given new forms and new tasks to complete to apply for university's and their courses. But by this point I had already made up my mind that university wasn't the path for me and found myself wasting my time filling out for

Having my own salon has been a dream of mine for many years and after managing a salon and completing numerous courses, the opportunity arose and I felt I was ready... wow what a shock it was. Being a hairdresser and being the business owner are 2 very different roles and it’s definitely something that I doubt I will ever perfect. In the beginning people who I classed as being close to me didn’t understand that “I can’t just have an afternoon off” that “I’m poorer than I’ve e

Lets be honest we all love curly hair :) But whether its natural or not.. they can be very hard to handle!! Most people with naturally curly hair learn over the years ways to enhance and tame the frizz themselves... Like - never blowdry their hair and let it dry naturally. Only brushing their hair when its wet, never once it has dried. Anti frizz products are their best friends. So our glam tips are for those who aren't naturally blessed with curls instead have their own batt

Us females are all the same, always want what we can't have, well boo to that as yes we totally can have what ever we want.. within reason of course ;) Well here I'm obviously talking about hair Naturally curly - want it straight Naturally straight - want it curly We can help.. I know I know we keep banging on in every blog about products *insert eye roll* but honestly they are the foundation to good hair! Is your hair a battle every time you wash it or even daily styling?? H

Your hair is just as delicate as your skin so looking after it is massively important. Excessive heat is a definite NO NO for healthy long lushus locks - as stylists we know that the key is protecting your hair from heat and we are not only talking about heated equipment (straightener, tongs- do people still iron their hair I wonder :P) we are talking UV heat and even the hair dryer. PRODUCT PRODUCT PRODUCT Firstly, using the correct shampoo and conditioner suited to your h

Hands up who dreads hair wash day.. I mean it normally falls when you don't have plans and it's not just the shampooing part, it's then the drying and styling as well *sigh* 1st world problems I know but we all feel it. Here are Glam's top blowdrying tips: 1. Hair is most delicate when wet so make sure you're looking after it. After shampooing and conditioning try not to towel dry hair too vigorously as this causes more tangles. Always detangle hair from ends to roots using a