Bleach London
Luisa Le Voguer is an experienced professional currently volunteering at the Public Interest Law Centre, where responsibilities include interviewing claimants, drafting witness statements, and coordinating documents. Luisa serves as a Student Representative for the CPE Course at London Metropolitan University, while also holding the role of Customer Experience Assistant at Bleach London, focusing on customer service and community engagement. As the Editor in Chief of hate zine, Luisa publishes an annual art publication emphasizing social justice and creates online content. Previous roles include fundraising for the Covid-19 Hardship Fund, volunteering with the London Renters Union, and working as a copywriter and social media manager in various organizations. Luisa holds a GDL in Law from London Metropolitan University and a Bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature from Goldsmiths, University of London.
Bleach London
The meteoric rise of hair brand Bleach London is best described by Time Out as “The grungy salon that pioneered the dip-dye, then conquered the globe.” The female-led, boundary-pushing business was launched by Alex Brownsell and Sam Campbell in 2010 as the world’s first salon focused on colour. With a closely knit family of international premises, ever-expanding vegan product range and intuitive digital salon services, Brownsell and Campbell have reimagined the way people approach their hair. They’re on a mission to make Bleach’s expertise accessible to all, so anyone can express themselves through their hair colour affordably and informatively. To date, the company has sold over £30million worth of products in the UK alone and is carried in retailers including Boots, Cult Beauty and ASOS. The coveted Bleach brand, regularly featured in Vogue, Dazed, i-D and more, paired with its pioneering approach, marks a new era in digital beauty and at-home hair dyeing. With a team of dedicated specialists across creative, colour chemistry, styling, retail, marketing, social, digital, data and global operations, Bleach saw a 600% D2C growth in 2020 and is set to continue to expand in 2021. New market launches including the USA will continue to reinforce Bleach’s position as a leader in the £40billion hair colourant category.