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When Michael Herde started his hairdressing training in his dad’s business as a 15-year-old, it was hard to imagine he would be still in the industry 55 years later. Now

Just Cuts franchisee and Ballarat resident Glenn Bell has just sold his salon after 15 years. Glenn sold his Wendouree business to the franchisees of Just Cuts Victoria Gardens, Melbourne

When Busselton Price Attack franchisee Denise Horwood opened her hair salon in 2007 she was buying a future for herself. Now the business owner and hairdresser is ready to sell the business

Hairdressing salon and retail chain Price Attack is on a mission to boost the number of hairdressing apprentices across Australia and as part of this goal is sponsoring an Apprentice of

Price Attack salon owner Alex Evans loves the brand so much he has just opened his third franchise in Queensland, adding the Coomera store near Dreamworld to his Sunshine Plaza and

If you need four great reasons to invest in hair and beauty, you don’t need to look further than this quartet of well-established brands, all experienced in their sector and

Australia’s leading professional hair care retailer is committed to a growth trajectory that is already realising on its 2025 expansion projection of increasing store numbers by 46 per cent. Highlighting

Price Attack is backing women’s sport with a Brisbane Lions AFLW two-season partnership deal. The partnership was announced at the Gabba in Brisbane  where Price Attack CEO John Pascoe joined players

Just Cuts franchisees have backed  R U OK? day today, wearing yellow to spread the message from the Aussie suicide prevention charity that conversation can be life-changing. Salon decorations and social

Budget hairdressing chain Just Cuts is back in business, with some salons reopening their doors on 1 May after a month out of action. Just Cuts’ chief Denis McFadden expects