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    Technology Driving Diversity and Growth in the Beauty and Wellness Industry

    Dylan HudsonBy Dylan HudsonFebruary 28, 2024Updated:July 11, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The beauty and wellness sector is not just about enhancing appearances; it’s about fostering inclusivity and empowerment. Recent reports have highlighted the industry’s exponential growth, with projections soaring to $8.5 trillion by 2027. However, amidst this prosperity lies a stark reality of racial inequity, particularly within the United States, where only a tiny fraction, about 4 to 5 percent, of industry employees are Black.

    Despite these challenges, the industry provides opportunities for women and entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds. A significant percentage of salons and spas are owned by women, with an even more noteworthy 21 percent being Black or African-American-owned—a contrast to the broader private sector’s ownership statistics.

    Technology has emerged as a catalyst for positive change in response to these disparities. Platforms like Fresha lead the charge, revolutionizing the beauty and wellness landscape through digital innovation. With its user-friendly interface and competitive pricing model, Fresha has become the world’s most considerable beauty and wellness software, boasting a marketplace comprising over 100,000 salons, barbershops, and spas worldwide.

    Fresha’s impact extends beyond just streamlining operations; it’s about levelling the playing field for entrepreneurs. By providing zero-cost software, Fresha empowers beauty and wellness practitioners, mainly those traditionally hesitant to adopt technology, to thrive in an industry that has often been exclusive.

    Moreover, Fresha’s commitment to inclusivity is evident in its recent update, allowing users to set their preferred language—a move aimed at fostering growth for diverse businesses globally. Fresha’s recent $152 million Series C round investment further solidified this dedication to supporting diverse entrepreneurs.

    The success stories of entrepreneurs like Julie Dastine, the African American founder of Citryne Rose in New York City, underscore the transformative power of technology. Julie has automated tasks and expanded her salon’s reach, leveraging digital platforms epitomizing the intersection of technology and entrepreneurship.

    However, the benefits of technology extend beyond individual success stories. Entrepreneurs across the beauty and wellness industry are embracing technology to streamline operations, expand their global reach, make data-driven decisions, enhance customer experiences, and achieve cost savings with scalability.

    As the industry embraces the digital era, technology is not just a tool—it’s a strategic imperative. It’s breaking barriers, fostering inclusivity, and reshaping industry narratives. The digital revolution empowers entrepreneurs to meet and exceed the evolving expectations of the modern beauty landscape.

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