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Lox of Love managing director
Victoria Cartwright (right) with her
new stylist, Emma Stevens.
LOX OF LOVE
EXPAND IN STYLE
Newton Aycliffe hair extensions specialists Lox of Love have
expanded the business already by adding a new stylist to the team.
Newtonian Emma Stevens has
joined the firm at their premises in
Evans Business Centre on Aycliffe
Business Park.
Managing
director
Victoria
Cartwright, also from the town,
launched Lox of Love 18 months
ago, offering a mobile hair extension
service to clients across the NorthEast.
Victoria grew the business rapidly,
winning a deal to become an official
stockist of world-renowned, awardwinning brand, Halo Hair, and taking
on her first member of staff in
marketing associate Tamsin Edwards.
Now she’s brought in experienced
stylist Emma, previously of Steven
Hall hair salon in Darlington, to
enable them to expand their service
to existing clients and non-extension
wearers and help the business to grow
further.
“We’re very excited to have Emma
on board,” said Victoria. “She has an
excellent reputation and is passionate
about hairdressing.
“Having a full hairdressing service
is quite unique for hair extension
wearers and many salons either
don’t have the correct training, or are
reluctant to cut, colour or style clients
who wear hair extensions.
“An additional hair stylist in our team
means we can offer our clients a full
service which will maintain the quality
of extensions throughout the period
they are worn.
“We’re thrilled at how quickly our
additional hairdressing service has
already taken off.”
Emma added: “I’m delighted to be
joining an enthusiastic and ambitious
team at Lox of Love.
“I’ve been very impressed by
Victoria’s ambition to grow the
business and I’m proud to be a part
of the team and offer new services to
clients.”
Victoria is a mum-of-three and had
been a hair stylist for many years
before taking time out to study