If HAIR+ has piqued your interest in the trichology, thinning hair, enhancements and scalp-care segment of the beauty industry, there are several next steps you can take. Here are associations, charitable opportunities and education you can pursue to grow your career.
Lauren Quick・Contributor
August 2, 2016
2 min to read
If HAIR+ has piqued your interest in the trichology, thinning hair, enhancements and scalp-care segment of the beauty industry, there are several next steps you can take.
Educating yourself and becoming immersed in communities of like-minded stylists and salon owners is a good starting point; knowledge is your greatest ally! Included here are events, classes, philanthropic opportunities, associations and websites you can visit to start on your path to success.
HAIR+ Summit hairplussummit.com Taking place October 16-18, 2016, at the Hilton Northeast Atlanta, it’s the only industry event that offers the focus, information, best practices, hands-on training and community interaction to give salon professionals the tools and confidence you need to be most successful in meeting your clients’ hair loss needs.
Hair Loss Awareness Month August 2016
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HairVisions International Expo hairvisionsintl.com Stylists, owners and distributors receive information and education on all things HairVisions (including brand OnRite, Gemtress, UltraTress, Simplicity and TressAllure). Two-day conference.
Jeffrey Paul Academy for Women's Hair Thinning & Loss jeffreypaulacademyblog.com An online summit for industry professionals and consumers interested in learning about thinning hair and hair loss. Thirty experts will offer video presentations covering the newest cosmetic, medical and psychological solutions to hair loss, accompanied by 20 personal experiences of women and children living life with hair loss and hair thinning.
World Trichology Conference from the International Association of Trichologists trichology.edu.au Annual two-day hair loss conference is open to stylists, salon owners, trichologists and other health practitioners. Expect to learn new skills, update your knowledge and network with others interested in the science of hair and hair loss.
Celebrating 60 years in haircare, Dippity-Do is honoring its styling heritage with its Girls with Curls collection, a reimagined Light Hold Gelée inspired by the brand's original 1965 styling gel.
Covet & Mane has expanded its Pro Color System with the launch of Color Boost Drops, completing what the company says is the first professional color system engineered specifically for hair extensions.
The 2026 Beauty Changes Lives Legacy Award has been awarded to Sam Villa for his trailblazing contribution, advocacy and mentorship that has profoundly transformed and elevated the professional beauty industry.
Curl Cult founder Janine Jarman, a hairstylist, salon owner, educator, and product creator, is opening a community investment round that gives hairdressers and clients the opportunity to own a stake in the company they helped grow.
Aura Salonware is proud to announce its 2026 scholarship recipients. This first-time scholarship in partnership with the Professional Beauty Association awarded three different scholarships to support beauty professionals at every point in their professional journey.
SalonCentric has announced its expansion into Alaska, marking the distributor’s presence across all 50 states and bringing additional access to professional beauty products, education and business support to licensed salon professionals in the region.
Though their Astronaut of Hope collection of brushes and clips, ERGO Styling Tools raises $33,000 to support HairToStay, the first and only national nonprofit dedicated to making scalp cooling treatments affordable for cancer patients.
At the America’s Beauty Show press conference—hosted in collaboration with Cosmetologists Chicago—these standout professionals were recognized for their contributions to the industry.
A full day of education for hairstylists and salon pros focused on pricing, personal branding, client experience, social media, and long-term career growth.
amika's new Stylist Circle is a community-first model designed to reflect and support the full spectrum of today's working stylists. Find out how you can join.