The hairdressers' guild has denounced what it calls unfair competition from "low-cost" hairdressing salons. The president of the guild, Joan Coll, says that these salons are often run by people who don't work in the trade and who rent out space to hairdressers, who pay their own social security and for products. A percentage from each client goes to the salon, and this can be up to 50%.
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Hairdressers' guild denouncing low-cost salons
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