Birmingham Hairdresser Launches Haircare Range at Selfridges

Birmingham Hairdresser Launches Haircare Range at Selfridges

A Birmingham-born hairdresser and celebrity stylist has achieved a major career milestone after launching his own haircare range at Selfridges in his home city.

Jay B, an editorial hairdresser, session stylist and digital creator, has seen his four-product Jay B Haircare collection introduced at the Birmingham department store.

The launch represents a return to Jay’s roots after building a career working on red-carpet appearances and styling well-known figures including Rochelle Humes, Eva Longoria and Amelia Dimoldenberg.

Jay spent more than three years developing the collection, drawing on his experience as a professional hairdresser to create products intended for different hair types and textures.

The range includes a shampoo, conditioner, serum and pre-wash treatment, with each product developed around hydration, manageability and hair repair.

“I cannot express how happy I am to see my products on the shelves of Selfridges,” he said.

“It really is a dream come true. From growing up in the city and being a fan of Selfridges, it is a real milestone in my career.

“I am incredibly grateful to the team, and I cannot wait to see what comes next for the brand.”

For Jay, seeing the collection on the shelves of a store he visited while growing up in Birmingham marks an important personal and professional achievement.

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The launch adds Jay B Haircare to the growing number of independent and founder-led beauty businesses being represented in Birmingham’s city-centre retail sector.

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