Discover how Takara Belmont is helping your salon achieve its sustainability aims...
In recent years, the salon industry has embarked on a mission for sustainable change with eco-salons trailblazing a path to more environmentally considerate ways of doing things. But long before this evolution gathered pace, environmental values were always at the heart of luxury equipment brand Takara Belmont.
Here’s just some of the ways that Takara Belmont is supporting salons to create a more sustainable industry.
1. Sustainability Ethos – Working Together for a Brighter Future
By prioritising climate responsibility, Takara Belmont works in partnership with salons to build an industry
that works in harmony with the planet. Its mission is to minimise environmental impacts, enhance the well-being of clients and staff by empowering individuals and nurturing communities, and create manufacturing facilities and logistics frameworks that contribute to a brighter future.
2. Commitment to SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals)
SDGs are set out by the United Nations to achieve a more sustainable future by addressing global challenges such as climate change, inequality, and poverty. Takara Belmont is committed to global initiatives that are achieving these goals including gender equality, education, clean energy and climate action. Just one example of how the brand is reaching its SDGs is by using renewable energy and solar power generation at their Osaka plant and HQ in Japan.
3. Longevity – Achieving Sustainability with Products that Stand the Test of Time
By creating products of enduring quality, the brand is helping salons reduce waste by minimising the need to replace and repair equipment. Salons such as Butchers, Limoz Logli and Ena Salon, that are founded on sustainability principles, regard Takara Belmont products as key to their eco-conscious salon missions.
4. Innovation – Saving Salons Money Through Increased Efficiency
As a world-leader in equipment innovation, Takara Belmont continually incorporates new technologies into
its products. As well as developing recycled upholsteries, water-saving showerheads are reducing consumption by up to 20% and features such as replaceable chair cushions* and wheels on trolleys* are contributing to the longevity of the products. Many of its haircare technologies, such as the Roller Ball F, are also engineered to maximise energy reduction and efficiency.
To discover more about how Takara Belmont is pioneering sustainable change, visit www.takarahairdressing.co.uk/sustainable-development-goals
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This is a sponsored post in collaboration with Takara Belmont, as part of HJ's Sustainability Week.
