Four brands. One operator. Every one of them still running, month after month, on real chairs and real payroll — not a portfolio, a practice.
For Anya, one business was never going to be the whole story.
Ten years ago, Anya was living a comfortable life in the UK — but comfort was never the goal. She moved to Dubai as a single mother, raising her son Kaidan with no outside investors behind her — just a decision to build something of her own, from scratch, on her own terms.
In October 2020, Anya decided to take a risk and open her first business with no investor. The Perfect Blend was opened in Jumeirah — and now, six years later, has a team of almost 80 staff across three locations.
In November 2024, Anya bought Collective Ladies Salon outright — a ladies-only luxury salon in Al Quoz, built around a signature Japanese head spa and a hub of independent specialist artists. Anya has never believed a brand has to choose one lane and stay in it.
In 2026, she partnered with Tom Walker to bring Hair Repair Club to Dubai — its 11th location overall, and the first outside the 10 already running across the UK — branching into men's, with non-surgical hair replacement, and the goal of expanding across the GCC. Different brand, same thread: what she runs the business for is making people feel more confident in their own skin.
Alongside the salons, Anya co-founded SWTZ with Charlotte Alexander — a Dubai athleisure label built out of a genuine gap: women couldn't find activewear that actually fit them and made them feel comfortable in their own skin. So she built it herself.
Today, Anya also mentors other women — including salon owners — worldwide, teaching the same operating system she's built and run across every one of her own brands: the real numbers, the real mistakes, and what actually works.
Four businesses, three partners, one idea underneath every single one of them:
Confident in your own skin. Feeling like your very best self. That's not a tagline — it's the actual business, every time.
She opened Dubai's Leading British Salons. Then bought a second brand outright. Now she's opening a third.

Dubai's Leading British Salons. Three Dubai locations — JVC, Arjan, Al Barari. Opened with her own hairdresser, because she believed Dubai could do better.
theperfectblend.me →
Ladies-only luxury, Al Quoz — 4,607 sq ft. A collective of genuinely talented stylists and therapists, not just one signature service, built around a Japanese Head Spa. The opposite model to The Perfect Blend, on purpose.
collectivehair.me →
Branching into men's — Dubai's home of non-surgical hair replacement, in partnership with Tom Walker of The Hair Repair Club UK. Housed inside Collective Hair's own building, up and running since June 2026.
hairrepairclub.me →