George Waterfield
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 20 Jul
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are a safe space and you would feel safe as well.
You'd see an inclusive salon basically where everyone's welcome.
I think we do naturally just stand out, Dom, because I think what we represent in our industry and what we show is actually still quite niche.
I don't see a lot of salons promoting that they're LGBT friendly.
And I think it's something that we have naturally fell into.
So it's really interesting that we've really grown within that now.
I like to feel that we're just very welcoming and very genuine people.
Like, you know, you're nipping around someone's house and having the hair done, but we're still in that gorgeous professional environment.
as a salon I think in 2026 half the myth I think that people just don't get it yeah I think it's all a big education I think it's it's great that we're on here talking to you Dom about it because I think it's all about education I think as you know we've had a lot of hate on the salon with the flag and everything and like you say we'll get on to that I do really keen to get on to that because I think that's I saw this on your Instagram but we'll keep people holding on in there for that
So I think it's all just about educating, really.
And we want to educate and we've learned through it ourselves.
But we fell into this LGBT salon.
We never opened up.
The client chose us, basically.
We sort of, like George has said, we fell into it.
And I think that's a nice feeling because then that was them telling us that they felt safe in our salon.
yeah 100% yeah let's learn about you both firstly I think in terms of hairdressing I think what's been your journey leading you to where you are today and we'll start with yourself on that and Darren and keep that nice and tight so I started my career when I was 16 working in a little salon and I absolutely adored it it was and I knew I just wanted to get an apprenticeship and go for it I was the same apprenticeship I was a
I liked going into hairdressing at the age of 20.
It was really hard because of my age, not many people were accepting apprentices at that kind of age because over 16 is difficult.
But I actually grew a massive passion for hair at that age because...
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