OPI Partners with Marinello Schools of Beauty to Distribute Exclusive Color!
Although OPI nail colors can be found in professional nail salons and beauty school academies all over the world--their latest color creation will only be available at Marinello Schools of Beauty.
Although OPI nail colors can be found in professional nail salons and beauty school academies all over the world--their latest color creation will only be available at Marinello Schools of Beauty.
On the G.L.O.W. (Glistening Lights of Wonder), a bold, red, shimmery shade, was developed by OPI exclusively for use by Marinello schools. The introduction of this color coincides with the 105th Anniversary of Marinello Schools of Beauty.
"OPI is the recognized leader in nail color and Marinello has always put an emphasis on teaching our students to use the techniques and products professionals trust," said Marinello Schools of Beauty CEO Dr. Rashed Elyas.
Each campus will have "G.L.O.W.ologists," instructors and students selected by the campus directors to serve as experts for the On the G.L.O.W. services and products.
"We have always realized the importance of educating the beauty industry on the use of our products," said William E. Halfacre, Executive Vice President of OPI Products. "Partnering with Marinello was an opportunity to work with the next generation of nail care professionals."
For $19.05, guests can visit a Marinello campus to receive an On the G.L.O.W. manicure and a nail lacquer and matching lip gloss to take home. A G.L.O.W. facial and a body scrub special will also be available through the month of November.
For more information about the On the G.L.O.W. services available and a list of campus locations, visit www.marinello.com or call 800-648-3413.
Powered by the brand’s Suite Relief Program, a North America initiative funds education and trade show access for students across cosmetology, barbering, esthetics, nail technology, and massage therapy.
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