Modern Salon TV has been all over the show floor, at events and capturing the interesting folks who stop by our booth.
by Jan Hillenmeyer
July 11, 2011
1 min to read
Modern Salon TV has been all over the show floor, at events and capturing the interesting folks who stop by our booth.
Our Beauty Director Maggie Mulhern was among the editors who were conducting interviews at the booth. We all think Maggie should have her own talk show, and she's well on her way!
Maggie snagged super star stylist and judge on Bravo television's Shear Genius as an in-booth interview. During Kim's appearance, the Modern Salon booth was a mob scene with attendees hanging on his every word and asking lots of questions.
We all know how fantastically talented Kim is, but he is also, without a doubt, one of the most gracious gentlemen you'll ever meet. He hung around for a very long time cheerfully having his picture taken with everyone who asked. We know he had many places to go and were thrilled that he spent so much time with Modern Salon and shared his time and his advice with our guests at the booth.
Stay turned to modernsalon.com and check for ABS coverage on Modern Salon TV.
Kim Vo shares stories and dispenses advice at the Modern Salon booth where he was interviewed by our Beauty Director Maggie Mulhern
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