Competition Alert! Enter the #indiecontest With INDIE HAIR!
MODERN is calling all stylists to enter the #indiecontest aka styling contest, where stylists can submit pictures of their best two looks using INDIE HAIR products. Winners will receive a chance to win 1 of 20 iPad mini’s, get their work showcased on modernsalon.com, get a possible interview with editors of MODERN SALON, and their winning photos will be featured in a MODERN SALON daily e-newsletter. If you are looking for editorial coverage, here is your chance!
MODERN is calling all stylists to enter the #indiecontest aka styling contest, where stylists can submit pictures of their best two looks using INDIE HAIR products. Winners will receive a chance to win 1 of 20 iPad minis, get their work showcased on modernsalon.com, get a possible interview with editors of MODERN SALON, and their winning photos will be featured in a MODERN SALON daily e-newsletter. If you are looking for editorial coverage, here is your chance!
THE DETAILS: Simply create two separate looks using INDIE HAIR products (selfies are welcome) and submit the following to info@myindiehair.com or via instagram @indiehair using #indiecontest between August 1-31.
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Along with your submission, please provide your name, address and phone number, and which products you used. Judging begins September 1, 2013 by a selected INDIE HAIR panel. Winners will be announced November 1 and the winners will be highlighted on INDIE’s online/social networks: myindiehair.com, Twitter: @myindiehair, Facebook: facebook.com/indiehair and Instagram: @indiehair. Stay tuned to modernsalon.com for updates on the contest and for when we announce the winners!
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Visit myindiehair.com. Click on the #INDIEspotlight tab for more information.
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