Vote for what you want
Real problems people wish someone would solve. Pick a category, read the pain point, and vote — your demand helps businesses know what to build.
Nail tech who won't wreck my natural nails?
Last gel removal thinned them painfully and the salon blamed your 'weak nails' while pushing another set. BIAB hype contradicts what your nails actually need. Would you pay for gentle nail care with mobile booking?
Patch test before full colour — actually enforced?
Walk-in salons skip the 48-hour rule and your scalp burned once already. Allergic reactions aren't rare with home box dyes either. Would you vote for salons and mobile techs with strict UK patch-test policies?
Bridal hair for six people same morning?
Coordination between bridesmaids in two postcodes and a mother-in-law with opinions needs military timing. One late stylist ruins photos before the registrar. Would you pay for bridal party hair teams travelling to you?
Eyebrow microblading — how do I find someone reputable?
Instagram brows fade orange within a year and correction laser costs more than the original £200 deal. Council licensing and hygiene standards vary wildly. Would you vote for a verified UK brow artist directory?
Menopause skin changes — dermatologist wait too long
Dryness and sensitivity appeared overnight but GP appointments focus on HRT referrals not skin. Premium creams empty your wallet without diagnosis. Would you pay for menopause-focused virtual skin consultations?
Teen wants lashes — what's actually safe?
School bans them Monday and TikTok techs operate from bedrooms with questionable glue. Infection stories in local Facebook groups worry you more than vanity. Would you vote for age-appropriate beauty services with parent-friendly policies?
Spray tan that won't turn orange on pale skin?
Wedding photos remembered the Oompa Loompa episode from a bargain salon booth. Streaky ankles and biscuit hands haunt every summer event. Would you pay for mobile spray tans tuned to fair UK skin tones?
Keratin treatment without choking on fumes at home?
Salon formaldehyde warnings scare you but frizz wins every humid commute. Mobile services could ventilate better than basement salons. Would you vote for safer at-home smoothing treatments?
Colour correction after a salon disaster?
Brass bands and patchy bleach mean hats for weeks and the salon offered another appointment instead of a refund. Fixing it needs someone who admits others' mistakes. Would you pay for specialist colour correction near you?
Mobile massage for chronic pain not spa fluff?
Spa music and cucumber water miss the knot that's had your shoulder frozen for months. NHS physio discharged you with a sheet of exercises. Would you vote for clinical massage therapists who visit your home?
Beard trim for wheelchair user at home?
Barbershops with narrow doors and high chairs weren't built for dignity or comfort. Wet shaves at home used to be normal and should be again. Would you pay for inclusive grooming visits in the UK?
Vegan makeup kit curated for my skin tone?
Clean beauty aisles stock twenty shades of beige and labelling 'cruelty-free' still confuses ingredients. Returns on opened cosmetics are impossible when shades mismatch online. Would you vote for personalised vegan beauty boxes?
Facial for rosacea without making it worse?
Steam and harsh exfoliation triggered flare-ups last time and GP advice stops at 'avoid triggers'. You want calm skin before a family wedding photos. Would you pay for rosacea-safe facialists?
Last-minute glam before black-tie tonight
The charity gala invite arrived yesterday and salon cancellation lists never move fast enough. YouTube tutorials aren't cutting it for eyeliner under stress. Would you vote for same-evening beauty call-outs in major UK cities?
Postpartum hair loss — treatments that actually work?
Clumps in the shower six months after birth and mums' groups swear by conflicting oils and supplements. GP says it's hormonal but offers little else. Would you pay for postpartum hair and scalp programmes?
Beauty box matched to my tone not random samples?
Subscription surprises mean foundation three shades wrong and perfume headaches from scents you'd never choose. Waste piles up despite 'sustainable' marketing. Would you vote for tone-matched UK beauty subscriptions?
Personal trainer who meets me at the estate gym?
The council gym is walking distance but you need someone to show you machines without the intimidation of gym bros staring. Online programmes never corrected your form. Would you pay for mobile PT sessions at your local UK gym?
Gym intimidation — beginner plan I can do at home?
You joined January and ghosted by February because nobody explained where to start without weights everywhere. Class timetables clash with school run. Would you vote for beginner fitness coaching at home?
Marathon training with dodgy knees
Apps push mileage up aggressively and physio exercises gather dust after parkrun pain flared. You want London Marathon energy without surgery scares. Would you pay for running plans built around injury history?
Postnatal fitness safe after C-section?
Six-week GP sign-off felt arbitrary and mums' HIIT classes online don't mention diastasis recti. You want strength back without risking prolapse myths or reality. Would you vote for postnatal PT certified in UK guidelines?
Adult swimming lessons — I'm terrified of deep water
Childhood pool trauma means you panic past the shallow end while kids lessons splash around you. Group adult classes at the leisure centre feel exposing. Would you pay for private learn-to-swim coaching?
Parkrun prep when I genuinely hate running
Friends swear it's social but your knees and pride disagree after couch attempts die by week three. Walking intervals feel embarrassing at the start line. Would you vote for couch-to-parkrun support groups?
Pilates for back pain — NHS wait is months
GP said core strength helps but the physio queue stretches past summer and YouTube instructors disagree on every move. Desk job posture wrecked your lower back. Would you pay for home Pilates focused on pain relief?
Teen off the Xbox — local football coaching?
School team selection was political and park kickabouts lack structure he engages with. Weekend clubs want term fees upfront before you know he'll stick it. Would you vote for flexible youth sports coaching nearby?