Personal care products

Description

The main aim of the framework agreement is to provide institutions with an easy to use, EU compliant framework agreement to meet their hair and beauty consumable and supply needs for their hair and beauty courses. The framework will consist of 10 lots to cover specialist requirements: — Beauty Consumables and Beauty Kits, — Hair Consumables andHair Kits, — Colour Houses, — Hairdressing Products — (Wet Products), — Specialist Skincare, — Nail Care Products, — Theatrical/Specialist Make-up, — Wigs/Hair Pieces, — Uniforms, — Specialist Equipment (including Repair and maintenance). Beauty consumables and beauty kits — including but not limited to: facial enhancements, make-up, tanning products and tools. — HABIA approved and personalised Kits. Hair Consumables and Hair Kits — including but not limited to: hair removal products, salon essentials, styling products and tools. — HABIA approved and personalised Kits. Colour houses – including but not limited to: permanent, semi-permanent, temporary, quasi and bleaches. Hairdressing products – (wet products) — including but not limited to: shampoos, conditioners and styling products. Specialist skincare — including but not limited to: facial and body cleansing, toning, exfoliating and moisturising products; massage mediums and aromatherapy products. Nail care products – including but not limited to: gels, polish, lamps, tools and kit systems. Theatrical/specialist make-up – including but not limited to: make-up specific for media and fashion photography including tools and student kit products. Wigs hair pieces — including but not limited to: hair extensions and associated materials/equipment. Student and staff uniforms – including but not limited to: tunics, maternity tunics, t-shirts, trousers, aprons/tabards. Specialist salon equipment — including but not limited to: small furniture, electrical goods and repair/maintenance.