How Is "Girl Therapy" Influencing Nail Appointments for 2024?

Courtesy of Fresha
Fresha's new trend report reveals insight that a new TikTok trend is influencing women booking nail appointments for 2024.
Fresha's new trend report reveals insight that a new TikTok trend is influencing women booking nail appointments for 2024.
Courtesy of AntonioDiaz via Adobe Stock

With ‘Girl Therapy’ going viral on TikTok, the hashtag has reached 48.5k posts on TikTok, with many people vowing to prioritize themselves in the new year.

Fresha’s trend report found that two in three women are turning to beauty treatments for mental wellbeing in 2024. 

What is Girl Therapy? 

At first we had "girl dinner," then "girl math" and now we are facing the next iteration of the "girl -" trend.

Fresha reports that on TikTok, #GirlTherapy has amassed a massive 88.5 million views, as creators share their wellness and self care routines outside of traditional methods.

"Girl Therapy" is essentially any form of self-care (for girls) that makes you feel good, from dancing to your favorite songs while getting ready for a night out, to doing a facemask or journaling. Often these self care acts have a big beauty component too, such as "everything showers" or going for a manicure. 

Two thirds of women are turning to beauty experiences for mental wellbeing

Fresha’s report revealed that not only is Girl Therapy trending on TikTok but it’s also manifesting in real life.

The findings show that two-thirds (65%) of women are turning to beauty experiences that prioritize mental and emotional - over physical - health to feel uplifted.

And with more than half (52%) of men agreeing with this statement, it’s clear that people are more focused on their mental health.

The survey also found that 59% of people claim that wellness is about how they feel both mentally and emotionally, with less than a third (32%) saying it is just about how they feel physically.

“A lot of our clients are regulars and it’s an important time for them to relax, switch off and take care of themselves, which makes them feel good," Tina Michael at Shoreditch Nails comments. 

To learn more, you can read Fresha's full trend report

More in News