Cloud Nine Hair
History
Cloud Nine Hair is a hair-care brand founded in 2009 by former founder of GHD.
Launched by Professional Hairdresser and pioneer Robert Powls. Robert and his step sons, with the industry knowledge they gathered from GHD, set out to create hair stylers that were innovative, industry-leading and always kinder to hair. Robert noticed that the industry was no longer focusing on the quality of the materials, and he didn't like the results. They created Cloud Nine to develop premium products that brought the focus back to quality manufacturing. Cloud Nine tools are created in South Korea,the only place in the world that has the hair healing mineral Sericite, which is infused into all of Cloud Nine's electrical tools.
Cloud Nine is a global brand with market share of the haircare market in UK, Australia and Europe. Cloud Nine was founded in Ilkley, West Yorkshire and the HeadQuarters now reside in Harrogate, North Yorkshire. Cloud Nine is now owned and run by brothers Martin and Gavin Rae.
Products
- In 2009 The Original Iron launched
- In 2010 The O Pod launched
- In 2013 The Touch Iron launched; Coined "The ferrari of the Hair-care world" by OK! Magazine
- In 2016 The Airshot Hairdryer is launched
- In 2017 The Curling Wand launched
- In 2020 The Premium Collection launched
- In 2021 The Cordless Iron Pro launched[1]
- In 2022 The Wide Iron Pro was launched
Sustainability
Cloud Nine launched the worlds first hair tools recycling scheme,[2] in which consumers can send their old hair electricals back to Cloud Nine (from any brand) and the brand will recycle them for free.
Charity
Cloud Nine has worked with charities such as Great Ormond Street Hospital and Mind.
- In 2016, Cloud Nine launched a limited edition GOSH Iron and donated £10 of every sale to Great Ormand Street hospital
- In 2020, Cloud Nine launched The Kind Collection of Irons; a collection of blue Irons in collaboration with mental health charity, Mind. £10 from every Iron went to Mind.
Sponsorships
Cloud Nine Hair were the official hair care partners for Love Island 2021.[3]
References
- ↑ "Cloud Nine launches first 'game-changing' cordless straightener". The Sun. 2021-05-24. Retrieved 2022-03-25.
- ↑ "Recycling schemes launched for hair irons and corks". letsrecycle.com. Retrieved 2022-03-25.
- ↑ "Heartstrings and purse strings: Coupling up with Love Island continues to drive Ad Awareness". business.yougov.com. Retrieved 2022-03-25.
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