Lloyd Court
There's No Place Like The Salon
Welcome to the podcast where hair is just the beginning. Hosted by Lloyd Court, Colour Director of seanhanna Salons, we go beyond the chair into the science, stories, and soul of salon life. From expert tips to unfiltered chats, this is where salon-goers, hair lovers, and hairdressers connect. From care to colour, every episode gives you something new to take away. Because in the salon, nothing’s off-limits and everything’s worth talking about.
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Episodes
Silver Linings: Grey Hair Special 13.04.2025 20:54
Send a text Grey is having a moment and we’re here for it. In this episode, we dive into the silver hair movement: why people are ditching the dye, how grey became a fashion flex, and what it really takes to wear silver with confidence. We unpack the science behind why hair loses its pigment, explore the emotional side of going grey, and share celeb inspo and product tips. This one’s all about rew...
The Power of a Great Hair Day. Hairdressers, Confidence and Connection. 07.04.2025 20:27
Send a text Welcome to the salon: your safe space, your therapy session, your transformation station. In this episode, we explore the deep connection between hair and confidence. From the sacred bond between client and stylist to the emotional shifts that happen behind the chair, we’ll talk about the quiet power of being truly seen, heard, and understood.
Root to Tip: The Science of Healthy Hair 31.03.2025 18:58
Send a text Ever wondered if your hair vitamins are doing anything or why your strands seem to vanish during stressful weeks? In this episode, we comb through the facts, from the hair growth cycle and sneaky stress triggers. Learn what healthy hair actually looks like and discover the small habits that make a big difference.
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