It’s never going to work if you blow dry your hair with the same brush you have always used for the last ten years. Understand your hair and your style and what tools you need:

* Large round brushes give loose open form
* The smaller the brush the tighter your result will be
* Flat panel brushes are good for long straight hair
* Curly hair is best dried with fingers.

Your stylist will recommend the right styling tools for you as well as appropriate products for styling your hair. Don’t waste time wandering up and down the aisles hoping to spot the right product for you – there are millions of them and you probably only need about two or three – ask the expert!

Q: Can I enquire why you are adding VAT to a postal service which does not charge VAT in the UK?

A: Assuming that you are enquiring about Royal Mail Services the situation is as follows:

Royal Mail itself is exempt from VAT but only when those services are provided and charged for by Royal Mail themselves.

All VAT registered UK businesses have to charge VAT for all delivery services, regardless of how that service is provided and regardless of what service is used to provide the delivery, whether that is Royal Mail or private courier.

So, if you send a parcel by Royal Mail by taking it directly to the Post Office then you will not be charged VAT whereas if that same parcel is a delivery occasioned by a
purchase from a business then VAT is applied.

In our situation we charge £2.95 for orders being delivered to mainland UK addresses and valued up to £50.00 with free shippping on orders valued above this.

In reality, however, we actually charge £2.51 with the VAT element (44p) being payable to HM Customs & Excise.

You can see further details relating to this at the HM Customs & Excise website.

I hope that this clarifies things.