Living through the global crisis set off by COVID-19 has left some stylists in precarious positions. The challenges of conducting business while navigating so many unknowns has many beauty professionals looking for some security in their work life, moving forward. Here's where many are finding a great fit.
Having never known a stranger, Alan Sporn traveled to all seven continents and more than 50 countries, growing his family's hairbrush business. His family and friends remember him for his love of family, and his generous spirit.
With 10 hours worth of education from top educators and brands in the industry, this event offers a variety of certifications along with courses on how to maximize business earnings by offering hair extensions.
With a mix of runway artistry and business know-how, Intercoiffure's Spring Atelier delivers a powerful informational punch. The event, which will be held April 11-12, is streaming for free to all beauty professionals.
GLO, a specialty salon recycling company, is partnering with brands in the salon industry to sponsor three-month service subscriptions for struggling salons to mail in their used personal protective equipment (PPE) supplies.
Known as the go-to for Hollywood’s most elite, Josh has created coveted waves and indelible couture color for some of the world’s most recognizable celebrities on the red carpet and in high fashion editorial for decades.
A common feature of successful beauty professionals is their use of technology for scheduling. They save, on average, over two hours a week and then they turn around and put that time into client service, marketing and business building.
