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Curl up and dye, anyone? Richard Currie Wed 21 Apr 2021 // 12:01 UTC Share Copy Though Smaug-like CEO Jeff Bezos is famously a hairless wonder, Amazon is striking out into yet more new territory with a London salon. So that's book shop cum everything shop cum cloud powerhouse cum grocer cum hair stylist. Amazon first made its bricks-and-mortar presence known after its purchase of US grocer Whole Foods when it started offering supermarket-esque delivery services under the Amazon Fresh name. Physical Amazon Go stores followed, where punters could walk in, grab their shop...

Dive Brief: Amazon's latest venture in the service space will be in hair care. The e-commerce giant has launched its first salon in London's Spitalfields district, the company announced on Tuesday. The company said it has no plans to open more Amazon Salon locations at this point. The company will use the two-floor, 1,500-square-foot store to trial a range of technologies such as point-and-learn tools and augmented reality hair consultations. Amazon Salon will also serve professionals looking to access Amazon's salon and spa assortment, with perks including wholesale pricing and invoicing, ...

April 21, 2021 Amazon is opening a new two-floor hair salon spanning more than 1,500 square feet in London’s Spitalfields neighborhood, known for upscale fashion boutiques and cocktail bars. Customers will be able to receive a full range of services, from cuts to highlights, texturizer treatments, and braids. But hairstylists who imagine the e-commerce giant muscling in on their business with a chain of shops probably need not worry. Amazon made clear in a press release it has no plans to open other locations. Instead, Amazon Salon will allow the company to indulge in one of its favorite pa...

Amazon has launched a hair salon in London Amazon has opened its first hair salon in the UK. The bricks-and-mortar “experiential” venue is launching in London’s Spitalfields, on Brushfield Street, as a showcase for new products and the latest industry technology. This includes augmented reality hair consultations to virtually test out a new hair colour, as well as point-and-learn technology where customers can point at a product of interest, and more information about it will appear on a screen. People will also be able to order products directly from Amazon by scanning QR code...

Amazon is opening a London hair salon to test AR and other retail technologies Amazon announced this morning it’s opening Amazon Salon, the retailer’s first hair salon and a place where Amazon aims to test new technologies with the general public. The salon will occupy over 1,500 sq. ft on Brushfield Street in London’s Spitalfields, where Amazon says it will initially be trialing the use of augmented reality (AR) and “point-and-learn” technology — the latter being a system that allow customers to point to products on a display shelf in order to learn more through videos and other ...