by John Turner | Sep 15, 2026 | Hair & scalp damage, Making a claim
My Hairdresser Burned My Scalp – Can I Claim Compensation? If your scalp has been burned, blistered or badly irritated during a hairdressing treatment, you may be entitled to compensation. Chemical burns are one of the more serious injuries that can result from...
by John Turner | Jun 8, 2026 | Case studies, Hair & scalp damage, Making a claim
Do You Need More Information About Suing a Hairdresser? We all know how frustrating it is when you do not get the hairstyle you asked for. However, there is a major difference between a bad haircut and severe physical damage. If a salon treatment has ruined your hair,...
by John Turner | Dec 1, 2025 | Case studies, Hair & scalp damage, Making a claim
When Hair Dreams Turn into Hair Nightmares: Why You Should Trust HairdressingClaims.co.uk For many of us, a trip to the hairdresser is more than a grooming appointment, it’s a mini escape from the stresses of life, a chance to relax, chat, and leave the salon with...
by John Turner | Nov 6, 2025 | Case studies, Comment, Hair & scalp damage, Making a claim
“My Hairdresser Ruined My Hair!” – Your Guide to Making a Hairdressing Compensation Claim You go to the salon for a glow-up, not to come out with burns, broken hair, or tears. But if your hairdresser damaged your hair, left you with a scalp burn, or completely...
by Admin | Jun 22, 2023 | Comment, Hair & scalp damage, Making a claim
With the cold weather upon us, adding colour to your hair can lift your spirits. However, there are always risks when colouring your hair, including the health of your scalp. If you’ve suffered from a reaction, you may even consider claiming hair damage compensation....
by Admin | Apr 24, 2023 | Comment, Hair & scalp damage, Making a claim
Adding some life to your hair with dye is a step many people take. However, most know patch tests are a crucial stage of the hair colouring process. Those who fail to complete them put themselves (if colouring hair at home) or their clients at risk. Without a patch...
