Everything you need to know about the uk relaunch of unite in partnership with salon success

Last month the UK welcomed back UNITE Haircare as the brand relaunched back into the British market in an exclusive partnership with Salon Success. Following a successful weekend at Salon International re-introducing the brand to excited attendees, the two brands came together once again at a soiree full of key customers to celebrate the partnership. Together, each brand will have an even larger platform to bring product innovation, unparalleled professional education and support initiatives to haircare experts and salons in the UK. "This is a natural collaboration between UNITE and Salon Success, the top professional beauty distributor in UK," says Andrew Dale UNITE brand founder. He continued, "We share in our mission of making the lives of salon professionals easier and pride ourselves on giving stylists and salons the tools that they need to succeed in their craft. We’re looking forward to expanding internationally through the extensive global distribution network of our partner." Since the brand's inception 15 years ago, UNITE has had a commitment of bringing together and providing cutting-edge educational support to the salon and hairstyling community. Due to the collection's high-quality formulations, award-winning packaging, and top-performing products since launch UNITE has become a preferred choice of top sessions artists, celebrity stylists and A-Listers around the world making it a natural first for distribution by Salon Success. Simon Tickler, managing director of Salon Success, is just as excited about the partnership. “I’ve always admired UNITE’s brand story and position, with creativity and a stylists’ perspective being front and centre of all they achieve. We are excited to partner with UNITE and look forward a beautiful collaboration," he enthused. UNITE is available exclusively in the UK from Salon Success. Call 0845 6590011 or email [email protected] for information This is a sponsored post by Salon Success