A new sustainable hair salon designed by a BBC star has opened its doors in Norwich.
The Ethical Hairdresser in the Royal Arcade is owned by Ric Gardner-Collis who has more than 10 years of experience in the industry.
It has been designed by Jack Kinsey who was runner-up in the fourth series of Interior Design Masters on BBC One.
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Mr Gardner-Collis said: "As well as the incredible location, with its rich heritage and fabulous architecture, the eclectic mix of vibrant independent retailers is just perfect for our salon.
"We offer our clients a bespoke, luxury service that takes a mindful and conscientious approach to their hair design and treatments.
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"Sustainability is absolutely central to our business which is why all the products we use are organic, fair trade, and cruelty-free."
Mr Kinsey said he wanted to create a space "which felt immersive and luxurious" as well as "memorable and special" for customers and staff.
Simon Ashdown, who manages the Royal Arcade, added: "The importance of sustainability and the support of local suppliers are key themes for the Royal Arcade's businesses, so the addition of such a strongly committed brand is really welcome."
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