This ceiling fixture is made of over 70 SpaRitual lacquer bottles.
Think you know a lot about protecting the planet and being eco-conscious in the salon? Take this quiz to see what your green report card looks like.
Colleen Ramsey of McKinney, Texas, shows how she reuses old nail tips to practice nail art.
The all-new Mini Lavender from Gulfstream consists of a burnito wood laminated base and portable basin.
As we become more aware of our health and environment, many of us are making small changes to "go green." Those changes don’t need to end when we walk into the salon. By taking small steps, we can improve our work environment as we "grow" green.
The Green Spa Network offers these easy-to-implement tips that can help reduce the environmental footprint of your salon.
The innovative SaniSmart Jet 2.0 works in tandem with the liners. Place the jet in the designated area. The jet’s mechanism operates by a magnetic disk in an encased propeller that produces a powerful current.
Good for you for recycling plastic water bottles — but are you leaving the bottle caps on as you conscientiously recycle? If that’s the case, you are actually getting in the way of your own green efforts. It turns out that leaving on those little caps can cause your water bottles to be rejected —and prevent them from being recycled at all.
Making a conscious effort to be green is important not only from an environmental point of view but also from a marketing and public relations point of view.
In an effort to help salons and spas create a greener tomorrow, the Professional Beauty Association is providing 10 small, yet realistic steps to help the environment.
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