The Professional Beauty Association has announced the finalists for the
2010 North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA) —Make-up Artist of the
Year and the inaugural Salon MBA NAHA.
The Professional Beauty Association has announced the finalists for the 2010 North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA)-Make-up Artist of the Year and the inaugural Salon MBA NAHA.
Make-up Artist of the Year finalists: Seong Hee Park, Jon Hennessey, David Maderich, Katelyn Simkins, Sevan Tatoulian.
Salon MBA: Karie and Aaron Bennett from Atelier Aveda Lifestyle SalonSpa; Tina Morschhauser and Gretchen Brown from Rejuvenation Spa, Shawn Trujillo and Angie Katsanevas from Lunatic Fringe; Charles Penzone from The Charles Penzone Salons' and Kendall Ong and Beate Assmuth-Ong from Mane Attraction Salon.
"The NAHA for Make-up Artist of the Year has grown significantly more prestigious in the past few years and I feel the Salon MBA NAHA will become just as prominent in recognizing those very astute and successful salon and spa owners who have cultivated a cutting-edge and a highly profitable business," states Bonnie Bonadeo, PBA's Director of Program Development and Education.
Both awards will be presented as part of the NAHA Awards Ceremony on Sunday, July 18, 2010 at the Mandalay Bay Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada. Open to the entire beauty industry, the NAHA Award Ceremony is a not-to-be-missed evening of high energy, artistic expression, and the coming together of the professional beauty industry to salute rising stars and industry icons. (Due to the manner in which the NAHA's are judged, the Salon MBA and Make-up Artist of the Year categories are done after all other categories have been judged and announced.)
The PBA Awards Ceremony is also set to feature artistic presentations by Vivienne Mackinder and Faatemah Ampey along with performances by the world famous Culture Shock Dance Crew. DJ Roonie G will once again return with his amazing musical mash-ups that will set the tone for the evening and many of the performances. Concluding the NAHA event, the NAHA After Party will be held at Mandalay Bay's Eye Candy Lounge. The NAHA After Party is open to all ticketed NAHA attendees and is free of charge.
MAKE-UP ARTIST FINALISTS
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Jon Hennessey Seong Hee Park David Maderich
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For more photos of the NAHA Make-up Artist of the Year's finalists visit: www.probeauty.org/naha. Katelyn Simkins Sevan Tatoulia
MASTER OF BUSINESS (MBA) FINALISTS
Karie and Aaron Bennett from Atelier Aveda Lifestyle SalonSpaTina Morschhauser and Gretchen Brown from Rejuvenation Spa
Shawn Trujillo and Angie Katsanevas from Lunatic FringeCharles Penzone from The Charles Penzone Salons'
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Kendall Ong and Beate Assmuth-Ong from Mane Attraction Salon (left)
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