How do you decide a product is safe? Here’s what you told us
Four in five of you have dropped a product over a safety concern, and most of you read the ingredients before anything else.
Build Modern Shapes From Classic Cutting Techniques
Suki’s Salons is hosting Cut Beyond the Classic, a two-day hands-on cutting class with Lyle Kieselbach. Working from classic Vidal Sassoon design principles, you will learn the structure behind long round graduation and the graduated bob, then take those foundations into lighter, current shapes. Attend one day or both. BeautyCouncil members save 20 per cent.
Microneedling Aftercare and Ultrasound Training in Surrey
A three-hour session for skin professionals on what treated skin actually needs once the device is switched off, and where ultrasound fits into a recovery plan.
The 2026 Industry Guide
The fourth annual BeautyCouncil Industry Guide is here, with four years of BC pricing data, commission trends, and rental benchmarks to help you run a smarter business.
Save 20% on Illusionnaire – Haute Couture Hair Class
Denise Meikle’s classes, including her Illusionnaire haute couture program, at 20% off for BeautyCouncil members.
Why everyone’s feed looks the same in 2026 (and what to do about it)
A free 2026 trend report worth a look if you’ve ever wondered why your posts blend into the feed — and what makes work stand out this year.
The numbers behind Canada’s beauty industry
Here’s how salons are doing across Canada. See where you sit in comparison to the industry from coast to coast.
Fragrance Allergens on Labels: What’s Changing in 2026
New Health Canada rules will put fragrance allergens on cosmetic labels starting April 2026 — here’s what it means for the products you use every day.
Is It Time to Go Independent? What You Need to Know Before You Make the Move
Thinking about going independent? This episode cuts through the noise and gives you the honest, practical insights you need before making the leap.
What a $500 Human Rights Ruling Means for Your Salon or Spa
A recent Quebec tribunal ruling against a hair salon is a wake-up call for BC salon owners to review how they list and price their services.
