Salon international: new product picks
Published
27th Sep 2010
by rachael
Make sure you visit the New Exhibitor Zone to see an eclectic mix of companies making their Salon International debut. It's the perfect place to spot the industry's next big thing and also to stock up on those salon essentials. You'll also find loads of new launches from some of your favourite salon brands - happy shopping!
Keune Haircosmetics will be launching its new range, Design, with live demonstrations by its international artistic team. ScissorHands UK will be introducing visitors to its cutting service. The company says its mission is to help stylists improve every aspect of haircutting, providing both the tools and education. Diva Professional Styling will be showcasing 17 new products this year, and promises to wow visitors with new technology and innovation.
Headlining the BaByliss Pro stand will be Volare, a professional luxury dryer with a Ferrari-designed engine. The company also promises other new launches alongside established favourites - all demonstrated by top professionals.
The Fellowship for British Hairdressing stage will once again host a dynamic schedule of back-to-back demonstrations. Under the theme 'Motivation Through Education', some of the biggest names in hairdressing will offer an insight into trends for 2011.
The ever-popular Habia stand will see the organisation's hairdressing skills team demonstrate bold new styles for all hair types, while the apprentice skills team will make its second Salon International appearance to showcase some of the latest styles. The Habia stand will also be the place to find all the latest information on professional qualifications within the industry.
Balmain Hair is offering salon owners/managers the chance to become a Balmain Hair Plus Salon, with a free prize draw on its stand. The prize includes a two-day Balmain extensions specialist course with a Balmain master trainer at the winner's salon.
Wahl always likes to make an impact at Salon International and this year will be no exception as the company celebrates its 21st birthday with a Pulp Fiction-themed stage schedule, designed to inspire and entertain.