Welcome to part two of my chat with Anil Salhan and Matthew Cove of Blacc + Blond hair salon, based in Birmingham, UK. In part 1 of our chat we talked about skincare and morning rituals, but this time around we’re talking about their slow hair movement  - the salon is the first slow hair space in the UK – and also about the concept of feeling beautiful applying to men as much as women. Anil also shares how he decided upon the name Blacc and Blond. Follow them at instagram.com/blaccandblond2.0 and find out more blaccandblond.com.

Also mentioned: The Lions Barber Collective/Men’s Mental Health: https://www.thelionsbarbercollective.com

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A beauty enthusiast like previous guest Iman Ogundeko: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/talking-about-skin-fasting-how-judgemental-beauty-industry/id1466941875?i=1000456981079

Someone living with chronic illness who has developed their own route to self-care

Someone who has grown up with traditional rituals of beauty/grooming

Someone who has significant scarring and is coming to terms with the effects

Someone who is finding #selfisolation a positive thing when it comes to self-care

Basically, you can be anyone who has something to say when it comes to how you see yourself.

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