Tallangatta salon welcomes everyone from age 5 to 99
Eliza Bradley built Sculpt + Glow based on disability, diversity and family inclusion. The salon welcomes clients across eight decades of life.
Salon owner Eliza Bradley wanted older people and people with disabilities to feel welcome. She believed they should have access to beauty care.
Sculpt + Glow is in Tallangatta. The salon has space for walking frames, wheelchairs, mobility scooters and prams.
Carers can stay with clients during treatments. Bradley visits local aged care facilities.
She brings facials and massages to residents who find travel hard. As a single mother, Bradley created something special.
Families don't have to choose between self-care and childcare. Her youngest client is five.
Her oldest is ninety-nine. Bradley has worked in emergency response, medical, safety and mining.
She then trained in psychiatric and aesthetics.
- Eliza Bradley
- Owner
- Sculpt + Glow
- Salon name
- Tallangatta
- Location
- 5 to 99 years old
- Age range served
Why it mattersIt shows that beauty and self-care should be for everyone. Age, mobility or family status should not matter. Beauty should not be just for the young and able-bodied.
AustraliaAn Australian small business model that puts genuine inclusion at its heart, showing how local owners can reshape their industry to serve their whole community.
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