
2021 NAHA Entries Open June 11 with New Rules, Categories and Extended Deadline
New categories, new rules, and interactive creative conversations kick off NAHA 2021 to accommodate #StayAtHome.
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New categories, new rules, and interactive creative conversations kick off NAHA 2021 to accommodate #StayAtHome.









Jump into a webinar with PBA and listen on-demand. It will be a valuable resource to anyone in the industry.
The Professional Beauty Association (PBA) and PBA Charities have created a new fund to help our industry during this unprecedented crisis.
To ensure the safety of all partners and guests, the show will take place September 20-22, 2020.
PBA urges action as Illinois and Michigan want to deregulate barbering licensing, and Rhode Island aims to drastically reduce cosmetology licensing hours.
The Professional Beauty Association, producer of the North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA), has announced the 2020 winners in 16 competition categories. NAHA honors the talent and creativity of the beauty industry’s most inspiring artists.
The Professional Beauty Association (PBA) has announced the finalists for 31st annual North American Hairstyling Awards' #NAHAMoment Award: a new award that celebrates the best work of licensed beauty professionals over the past year, which were submitted via Instagram.
The Hairstylist of the Year category is the most prestigious recognition a finalist can attain. Check out these diverse, creative and versatile hair designs capturing the excellence and artistry of the industry.
NAHA's Haircutting category features the best in hair cutting artistry and design.
The Texture category demonstrates texture skills with designs that complement the individuality of diverse hair textures. Hair texture may be natural or chemically treated, but entries must display wearable, cutting-edge textured hair styles.