Professional Beauty
October 2026
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EDITOR'S COMMENT
With autumn in full swing, there’s a fresh
PB NEWS
From changing client demands to a renewed push for consumer safety, here’s what’s shaping the industry now
The BUZZ
From new treatment tech to fresh thinking around skin health, here are 10 shifts gaining momentum across the beauty industry that you can spot at PB London
When SUMMER leaves its mark
As holiday tans fade and pigmentation becomes more visible, practitioners can look beyond the obvious concern and build a more considered approach to post-summer skin
PROFESSIONALBEAUTY.CO.UK
We take a look inside PB’s digital world
Insider BEAUTY
Our exclusive monthly benchmarking stats for each sector of the market
Insider SPA
ACCESSORIZE August remained relatively resilient for the spa
Insider NAILS
JOE BROWNS August remained relatively resilient for nail
Systems for growth
Beauty Growth Academy founder Alysha Hicklin explains how the right salon software can streamline admin, improve the client experience and give owners more time to grow their business
On the scene
Behind the scenes at the parties, launches and events in the world of beauty, aesthetics, spa and nails
Supporting MENTAL WELLNESS
Supporting employees’ mental health is becoming an increasingly important part of being a good employer. Hellen Ward explores where the responsibility lies, how salon owners can recognise when someone needs help, and the third-party support available to them and their teams
ASK THE EXPERTS
Our beauty experts answer your questions about every aspect of running a salon or spa business
TALKING TO… Rachael Nurrish-Walker
The award-winning home-based business owner tells Ellen Cummings why walking away from a salon changed her definition of success and how building a business around exceptional client care has brought her back to what she loves most
RETHINKING regulation
Nervous system regulation has become one of wellness’s biggest talking points. Ellen Cummings investigates how treatments can create the conditions for regulation and why professionals should be careful what they promise
The whole-menu RITUAL
One brand, one story: why Saskia Spa is redefining what a spa menu can be – and making its UK debut at Professional Beauty London this October
Rest assured
From vibroacoustic loungers to multisensory wellness systems, discover the equipment designed for relaxation, restoration and recovery
The business of BRITISH BEAUTY
Ellen Cummings examines the changing commercial landscape for British beauty brands and what it means for the salons and spas working with them
The personal touch
We catch up with Rachel Stoddart, treatment manager at Headlam Hall in Darlington, about why demand for touch therapy remains in a tech-focused industry
In safe hands
Ellen Cummings explores how you can adapt treatments, consultations and language to support clients safely and sensitively through pregnancy and beyond
Get ready for GIFTING
Josie Jackson speaks to beauty business leaders about the best ways to boost retail sales throughout the festive season
The beauty of GIVING
If your clients are looking to give the gift of beauty this festive season – or are simply looking to treat themselves – these gorgeous gift sets are sure to be a success
Are we selling reflexology short?
Has reflexology become too focused on relaxation? Sarah Jane Holt argues that a more purposeful, responsive approach could help practitioners unlock the discipline’s full potential
MONEY rules
Learning to stay on top of all your salon earnings and expenses will ensure you always know where your finances stand. Liz McKeon explains how
Zen reimagined
To celebrate its 25th anniversary, Seaham Hall’s Serenity Spa has revamped its outdoor space. Suzanne Bearne paid a visit
Proteinmaxxing 101
Protein’s popularity has never been higher, but what does this mean for beauty professionals navigating client queries? India Hurford-Jones investigates
GLOW getters
Manual techniques meet advanced technology in these treatments designed to address a range of skin concerns
PROTECT AND PERFECT
This month’s latest launches include high-tech devices, fresh new nail shades, protective skincare and more
FUTURE FORECAST
Which beauty trends have staying power, and what consumer behaviours are set to shape the market? Grace Vernon, head of Boots Ignite, Foresight & Trends, shares her insight with Connie Cooper
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The RLX BrainGym Mental Fitness Lounger combines a zero-gravity position with binaural vibroacoustics, tactile sound and synchronised binaural audio frequencies to create an immersive relaxation experience. Designed to guide users towards states including deep relaxation, meditation, sleep and heightened focus, it offers 40 targeted programmes. The technology combines mental and physical stimulation, with a focus on supporting stress reduction, recovery, sleep and mental wellbeing.

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+49 2841 88 300 50

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Lemi

Harmony Lounge combines zero-gravity reclining, an integrated heated mattress and vibro-music technology for an immersive multisensory relaxation experience. The system pairs low-frequency vibrations with specially selected soundscapes, while an app offers vibro-acoustic programmes with different objectives and durations. Designed to help guests disconnect from everyday stress, the lounger supports relaxation, mental recovery and overall wellbeing within the spa environment.

Price on application

+39 0374 363069

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Living Earth Crafts

The Ultima Reset Lounger combines five wellness modalities in one touchless, 25-minute recovery experience. Its zero-gravity design incorporates Mind-Sync 2.0 vibroacoustic technology with 12 sound-based programmes, alongside Celluma pulsed light therapy, Normatec compression boots, Hyperice percussive massage and digitally controlled warmth. Bringing multiple sensory and recovery technologies together, the system is designed to support relaxation alongside physical and mental recovery.

Price: £15,500

livingearthcrafts.com

Takara Belmont

The Yume Head Bath is a multi-sensory Japanese scalp therapy system designed to clear impurities, support scalp health, and restore natural moisture balance. Grounded in 15 years of research, the equipment envelops the head and scalp in a cascade of warm water to calm the nervous system and support relaxation.

Trade: £1,100

020 7515 0333

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One brand, one story: why Saskia Spa is redefining what a spa menu can be – and making its UK debut at Professional Beauty London this October
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EDITOR'S COMMENT
With autumn in full swing, there’s a fresh
PB NEWS
From changing client demands to a renewed push for consumer safety, here’s what’s shaping the industry now
The BUZZ
From new treatment tech to fresh thinking around skin health, here are 10 shifts gaining momentum across the beauty industry that you can spot at PB London
When SUMMER leaves its mark
As holiday tans fade and pigmentation becomes more visible, practitioners can look beyond the obvious concern and build a more considered approach to post-summer skin
PROFESSIONALBEAUTY.CO.UK
We take a look inside PB’s digital world
Insider BEAUTY
Our exclusive monthly benchmarking stats for each sector of the market
Insider SPA
ACCESSORIZE August remained relatively resilient for the spa
Insider NAILS
JOE BROWNS August remained relatively resilient for nail
Systems for growth
Beauty Growth Academy founder Alysha Hicklin explains how the right salon software can streamline admin, improve the client experience and give owners more time to grow their business
On the scene
Behind the scenes at the parties, launches and events in the world of beauty, aesthetics, spa and nails
Supporting MENTAL WELLNESS
Supporting employees’ mental health is becoming an increasingly important part of being a good employer. Hellen Ward explores where the responsibility lies, how salon owners can recognise when someone needs help, and the third-party support available to them and their teams
ASK THE EXPERTS
Our beauty experts answer your questions about every aspect of running a salon or spa business
TALKING TO… Rachael Nurrish-Walker
The award-winning home-based business owner tells Ellen Cummings why walking away from a salon changed her definition of success and how building a business around exceptional client care has brought her back to what she loves most
RETHINKING regulation
Nervous system regulation has become one of wellness’s biggest talking points. Ellen Cummings investigates how treatments can create the conditions for regulation and why professionals should be careful what they promise
The whole-menu RITUAL
One brand, one story: why Saskia Spa is redefining what a spa menu can be – and making its UK debut at Professional Beauty London this October
Rest assured
From vibroacoustic loungers to multisensory wellness systems, discover the equipment designed for relaxation, restoration and recovery
The business of BRITISH BEAUTY
Ellen Cummings examines the changing commercial landscape for British beauty brands and what it means for the salons and spas working with them
The personal touch
We catch up with Rachel Stoddart, treatment manager at Headlam Hall in Darlington, about why demand for touch therapy remains in a tech-focused industry
In safe hands
Ellen Cummings explores how you can adapt treatments, consultations and language to support clients safely and sensitively through pregnancy and beyond
Get ready for GIFTING
Josie Jackson speaks to beauty business leaders about the best ways to boost retail sales throughout the festive season
The beauty of GIVING
If your clients are looking to give the gift of beauty this festive season – or are simply looking to treat themselves – these gorgeous gift sets are sure to be a success
Are we selling reflexology short?
Has reflexology become too focused on relaxation? Sarah Jane Holt argues that a more purposeful, responsive approach could help practitioners unlock the discipline’s full potential
MONEY rules
Learning to stay on top of all your salon earnings and expenses will ensure you always know where your finances stand. Liz McKeon explains how
Zen reimagined
To celebrate its 25th anniversary, Seaham Hall’s Serenity Spa has revamped its outdoor space. Suzanne Bearne paid a visit
Proteinmaxxing 101
Protein’s popularity has never been higher, but what does this mean for beauty professionals navigating client queries? India Hurford-Jones investigates
GLOW getters
Manual techniques meet advanced technology in these treatments designed to address a range of skin concerns
PROTECT AND PERFECT
This month’s latest launches include high-tech devices, fresh new nail shades, protective skincare and more
FUTURE FORECAST
Which beauty trends have staying power, and what consumer behaviours are set to shape the market? Grace Vernon, head of Boots Ignite, Foresight & Trends, shares her insight with Connie Cooper
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