The Hair Society

The Truth About 2025 Hair Industry Trends

The hair industry is shifting fast in 2025, and not everything you see online is real, reliable, or worth your time. The Hair Society cuts through the noise with a research backed breakdown of what is driving the market, what is pure hype, and what professionals must prepare for. From the rise of scalp first “skinification” to new legislation on textured hair education, to the growing gap between scientific innovation and social media myths, this report delivers clarity in a landscape crowded with misinformation. Salons and hair restoration experts will find practical, science grounded insights, along with tips to stay ahead of consumer expectations and build trust with honest, evidence based care.

Taiwan Hair Growth Breakthrough: Separating Science from Hype

Recent headlines claiming “baldness may soon vanish completely” thanks to a Taiwanese serum are based on legitimate scientific research—but the reality is far more nuanced than viral posts suggest. A team at National Taiwan University has indeed developed a promising treatment that regrew hair in mice within 20 days, but human applications remain years away, and significant limitations exist.

Common Hair Salon Injuries & Insurance Claims (And How to Avoid Them Like a Pro)

Unlocking the Potential of Non-Surgical Hair Replacement: A Game-Changer for Salons and Stylists The beauty industry is constantly evolving, and for hair salon owners and stylists, staying ahead of trends and client needs is crucial for success. One of the most lucrative and life-changing services a salon can offer today is non-surgical hair replacement—a specialized field that provides transformative solutions for individuals experiencing hair loss.

The Struggle for Quality in the Hair Industry: A Call to Support Small Businesses

The hair industry, once a thriving ecosystem of innovation and care, is increasingly dominated by giant corporations. These conglomerates have not only acquired the lion's share of product lines but have also redefined the industry's priorities.

Monet: A Comprehensive Look at the Controversial Beauty Giant

Few companies in the beauty industry stir as much conversation and debate as Monet. With its expansive product line, multi-level marketing (MLM) business model, and a wave of both loyal customers and vocal critics, Monet remains a polarizing figure in the world of haircare and skincare. But why does this company continue to command so much attention across social media platforms, forums, and search engines? The Hair Society once again finds itself addressing this company, as our readers have asked, and we delivered. Let’s dive into the good, the bad, and the controversial aspects of Monet to uncover what fuels this ongoing fascination.

Masks Are Back: Is Your Salon Next?

Regardless of your stance on masks or vaccines, here is what salon owners need to know. With the covid-19 vaccine available to the public, many cities lifted their mandatory mask policies months ago. As a result, many cities are no longer required to wear a mask during familiar summer activities such as vacationing, wedding celebrations, and taking the kids to get "back to school" haircuts.

MONAT – What is it?

Monat is an American marketing company, based in Doral, Florida, who sells hair care products, and skincare products and it was founded in 2014.

Shampoo Ingredients: Why Do The Ingredients In Your Wash Routine Matter?

Why do the ingredients matter? Washing your hair exposes the scalp and follicle to chemical change and potentially damaging additives. You must understand what you’re putting on your head to reap the benefits. Routine washing will remove any dirt and excess oils you’ve accumulated throughout the day. But you could be making matters worse by using the wrong shampoo.

Hair and Scalp Wellness

As a hair stylist, it is extremely important to know as much as you possibly can about hair, and the scalp. The health of your hair is directly correlated to the health of your scalp, it is literally the root of it, pun intended.

Maintaining The Health Of Your Scalp and Hair: Shampoo

Shampoo functions to clean the hair and scalp with chemicals called surfactants. Surfactants are a substance which serves to reduce the surface tension of a liquid in which it is dissolved. So shampoo is a soap that removes surface debris from the scalp and hair. 

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