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In the August 2016 Issue of BIR

In the August issue, Beauty Industry Report brings you the inside scoops from Premiere Orlando, the International SalonSpa Business Network’s Annual Conference and the Farouk Distributor Conference. In addition, Mike Nave, publisher, sits ...

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August 8, 2016
In the August 2016 Issue of BIR

 

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In the August issue, Beauty Industry Report brings you the inside scoops from Premiere Orlando, the International SalonSpa Business Network’s Annual Conference and the Farouk Distributor Conference. In addition, Mike Nave, publisher, sits down with Brent Golden president of Cote, to learn why this brand is on a role, and checks in with Adriana Queiroz, private label product development specialist at Chemco, to find out about the new formulas she has up her sleeve. Finally, Mike checks in with the Udell family, who leads one of the industry’s legacy manufacturers representative firms, to learn about their dynamic business and to get their take on our changing beauty industry. Learn more at subscribe.bironline.com

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