A pink pamper week raises cash for charity.

A HAIRDRESSERS' salon went pink to raise money for a cancer charity.

The staff at Lazarou Brothers Hairdressers held a fundraising effort for Breakthrough Breast Cancer by holding a pink pamper week.

Customers were seen experiencing luxuries such as pink champagne, beauty treatments, head massages and goodie bags, and conditioning treatments, raising around pounds 750 for the charity.

The event at the salon in Birchgrove, Cardiff, was organised by manager Flora Lazarou, 28, brother Barri, 25, and mum Maria, 52, and comes just six months after the death of their father, Tass.

The father of three, 54, died of a heart attack at his home in Llandaff in April.

He was one of the brothers who created the Lazarou hairdressing dynasty with his sister and six brothers.

Mr Lazarou was a well-known figure in the city and renowned for his fundraising work for charity.

Daughter Flora said organising the event enabled the family to keep occupied in the wake of Tass' death and follows in his fundraising footsteps.

She said: "I would like to think Dad would have been proud of us."

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Lazarou Brothers Hairdressers manager Flora Lazarou serves up pink cocktails during the salon's Breakthrough Breast Cancer charity event