Important Legal Information
Salon Logic Advisory (a trading name of Salon Logic Ltd, company number SC885704) provides Director-level stabilisation, creditor negotiation and operational advisory support for salon owners. This work is built on direct industry experience, sector-specific economic modelling, and empirical analysis — including tribunal case law, HMRC data and direct experience negotiating with creditors — rather than general commentary or theory.
What This Service Is Not
We do not provide regulated insolvency advice, legal advice, financial advice, or accountancy services. Salon Logic Ltd and its directors are not licensed insolvency practitioners, solicitors, or financial advisers, and do not act in any regulated professional capacity. As with other unregulated business support roles — such as general accountancy, HR advisory and business consultancy, where the professional title itself is not legally protected — our work sits outside statutory regulation.
What This Service Is
Our role is to offer calm, neutral, practical guidance — helping directors communicate with creditors, understand their situation, and explore realistic stabilisation options grounded in how creditors, courts and regulators actually behave under pressure.
No Affiliations, No Introducer Fees, No Kickbacks
Salon Logic Ltd has no links, affiliations, partnerships, or financial arrangements with any insolvency firm, restructuring company, debt solution provider, or external service. We do not receive commission, introducer fees, referral payments, or kickbacks of any kind. Any guidance provided is independent, neutral, and solely in the interests of the director — we do not recommend any specific service, firm, or provider.
Regulated Advice
Formal insolvency procedures, legal representation, and statutory compliance matters require regulated professional advice. Salon Logic Ltd does not provide this, does not refer directors to specific firms or individuals, and takes no part in appointing or instructing any regulated adviser. Where a director's situation calls for regulated advice, it remains the director's own responsibility to identify and instruct a suitably licensed professional independently of this service.