Yes, I've finally hit rock bottom – I've cut my own hair
Alright. I’ve finally gone over the edge. I’ve succumbed. Lockdown has done me in.
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Alright. I’ve finally gone over the edge. I’ve succumbed. Lockdown has done me in.
Kathleen McBride, managing director of Belfast Improvement District (BID) Belfast One, has a big task on her hands to ensure the organisation wins a second term.
Hairdressing chain Peter Mark has said it will not reopen its Belfast city centre salon following lockdown after its lease ran out. Long periods of closure have also taken their toll on the industry with salons shuttered for most of last year following the first shutdown at the end of March. The Arthur Street unit formerly occupied by Peter Mark is now up for rent at £69,000 a year. But Peter Mark, which is based in Dublin, said that “the intention is to reopen all the other salons once hairdressers are permitted to reopen in Northern Ireland”. There are five other Peter Mark salons here...
Hairdressers may charge more to fix home hair dye jobs and long roots upon re-opening Last year, some salons hiked up their prices to cover the extra cost of product to fix DIY disasters and PPE, and it's thought that prices could go up this time around too 17:24, 23 FEB 2021 Brits have been desperate to get back to salons since December (Image: Getty Images) Sign up for Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter for the most exciting real life, fashion and sex tips HOT off the pressInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Yes, put some glamour in my life When you subscribe we will us...
I think it’s fair to say that in the midst of this godforsaken pandemic, we could really have done without Brexit. I had mostly tuned out the chatter around it by the time it actually happened, which I think is forgivable, given how drawn-out and frustrating the whole thing was. Now though, it’s happened. It’s happened, and it’s affecting our online shopping. As the UK is no longer part of the European Union, buying products from there means you may incur taxes and charges of up to 40pc of the original price on any order over €22. Some UK sellers have simply stopped shipping to Euro...