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In the October 2016 Issue of Beauty Industry Report

In issue 9, Beauty Industry Report profiles Kevin VanNest, president of the VanNest company, to share how this legacy manufacturers rep firm has continued to evolve after serving the beauty industry for more than 30 years. With the huge success ...

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October 5, 2016
In the October 2016 Issue of Beauty Industry Report

 

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In issue 9, Beauty Industry Report profiles Kevin VanNest, president of the VanNest company, to share how this legacy manufacturers rep firm has continued to evolve after serving the beauty industry for more than 30 years. With the huge success of its Wet Brush, the team from JD Beauty Group shares how what was once seen as a category killer in detangling continues to flourish as a trusted brand for a variety of hair-care needs. Beauty Industry Report updates readers on the most recent cosmetology school closings. Plus all the people news, hooks ups and reporting from the field on distributor and rep updates. For all the news, visit subscribe.bironline.com.

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