Every year at America's Beauty Show, the presentation of the L.E.O. Awards is an annual tradition. The L.E.O. Awards represent: Leadership in the salon industry,
Excellence in designer education and Outstanding Pivot Point alumni,
while also honoring the founder and chairman of Pivot Point, Leo
Passage.The
2010 L.E.O. Awards will be presented to five salon industry leaders who
acknowledge their Pivot Point education as the basis for their success
in many areas of professional beauty.
Andis, a manufacturer of professional grooming and styling tools for the beauty and animal grooming industries recently sponsored the C.A.N.S. 4 Cuts Feed the Nation Food Drive. See how many pounds of cans were donated!
At MODERN we pride ourselves in keeping our readers up-to-date with the latest trends in beauty and hair. From money-making service opportunities to slightly ridiculous professional techniques (ponylights), we've covered it all.So in the ...
Researching and choosing your first salon can seem daunting. As you begin your journey as a beauty professional, it’s important to find the best fit for your talent, personality and lifestyle.
After years learning the business aspects of salons, Brandi Crosson realized she was only truly happy when she was doing hair. Her background helped her build business fast.
Tu’el is focused on finding a skin care regiment that is individualized by a client’s specific needs and skin type. It focuses on the various characteristics of each skin type—dry, combination, oily, reactive, acne and mature—and what Tu’el solutions can be used to benefit it.
Clients who have waited to see their stylists may be returning with dark roots, stubborn greys and a desire to be lighter and brighter, fast. Save these examples for your blonding inspo board and find out the artist's secret to tailored blondes.