COVID-19 UPDATE - SEPTEMBER 20TH 2021
Personal and wellness services have been deemed out of scope of the Restrictions Exemption Program, therefore we will be forced to operate at limited capacity. We will continue to enforce strict health and safety protocols within the salon. In order to ensure you get your preferred appointment time and stylist, please book in advanced.
We will be continuously monitoring the situation to ensure the safety of our staff and clients. Thank you for your cooperation!
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Booze and beauty combine as distillery teams with salon in COVID-19 fight
EDMONTON — An Edmonton distillery is teaming up with a local spa and salon to produce hand sanitizer made from vodka, for a boost in the battle against COVID-19.
Red Cup Distillery, based near the Edmonton International Airport, is denaturing vodka that will be used to help kill the virus in an effort approved by the federal government.
“You can’t drink it. It is a natural product that, if you had some, you’d be looking for water and drinking lots of water for a day or two,” said owner Robert De Groot.
Taking on the Global Wellness and Beauty Market
Plans for growth with an eye on beauty
“We help them build the formulas, we help packaging,” explains Eveline Charles, the well-known Edmonton entrepreneur behind a successful chain of salons and spas. Charles founded a new company in 2016 called EC Labs which is a private label manufacturer.
They create customized cosmetics and toiletries: from haircare products like shampoo, hairspray and styling serums, skincare products such as cleansers, moisturizers, and masques, as well as wellness products such as joint balms, supplements, baby wipes, and more.
Q&A with Eveline Charles
Starting with a two-chair salon in her hometown of Falher, Alberta, to building a multimillion-dollar beauty empire that spans across Western Canada, there’s much to learn from Eveline Charles. Today, after 46 years in business, her eponymous company includes salons, day spas, medi-spas, two training academies and EC Labs, a product development company.
What is the key to your organization’s success?
We always work on reinventing ourselves. When I started in the spa business, it was in the era when people spent full days enjoying treatments and relaxation, but that’s changed. In the cities, clients are looking for multiple services and results-driven beauty in the least amount of time.