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News in Kylie ‘Mineral’ RichardWardwas amongst the teamoffering freemakeovers to homeless girls.
Makeoversmake a difference
Twelve girls, supported by London’s homeless charity Centrepoint, experienced confidence boostingmakeovers thanks to a selection of leading hair and beauty professionals, and the ‘Make a Difference’ committee.
The two-day event featured hairdresser RichardWard and his team,Tracey Cahn fromCahnAromatherapy and make-up artists fromRevlon and New CID Cosmetics. The girls received hair andmake-up lessons and relaxing handmassages plus experienced life coaching techniques that they could apply in everyday situations.
RichardWard says: “Centerpoint are doing a fantastic job at helping these girls and it was great to host this event and see all the hard work and time everyone put in tomake this night special.”
The best of British hairdressing
Tens of thousands of hairdressers attended an inspirational hairdressing exhibition when Salon International took place in at London’s ExCel centre recently.
With over 220 stands, the exhibition showcased the best of British hairdressing, product innovation and manufacturing.
The Hair Show was the hub of the event with live stages fromghd,TIGI, Keune,Toni&Guy,Wahl, Denman,The Fellowship for British Hairdressing and BaByliss
Pro.Many of the UK’s greatest hairdressers appeared including HJ’s current British Hairdresser of theYearAkin Konizi, plus Patrick Cameron,AdamReed, Simon Shaw, Steven Goldsworthy, Leo Bancroft,Mark Leeson, Ken Picton andAndrew Barton.
Minogue KylieMinogue has been raving about mineralmake-up in a recent interview with InStylemagazine.
She described how she and sister Dannii are always phoning each other up about beauty products to try and went on to say: “We both discoveredmineralmake- up a few years ago and are huge fans.”
Commenting on the Jane Iredale collection, she told themagazine: “I’ma huge fan of thismineralmake-up range!”
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Essential homecare
Beauty entrepreneurAnishaKoshal has been named as one of the top 100most inspirational businesswomen.
Recognition for
beauty entrepreneur Beauty entrepreneurAnisha Koshal has been named as one of the top 100most inspirational businesswomen in the 2010 BarclaysTrading Places Awards.
Twenty-eight year oldAnisha set upThe Cove Spa in StAlbans just fivemonths after beingmade redundant fromher City banking job, investing her redundancy package in the project.
The Spa offers three complementary brands from the iiaa: Environ skin care, Jane Iredalemineral make-up andAdvanced Nutrition Programme supplements, andAnisha praised the iiaa for its support in helping her to succeed in an industry that was completely new to her. “I was impressed with how the iiaa’s combination of research-backed products and treatments could provide the foundation for a truly complete client service,” she said.
The 2010 BarclaysTrading PlacesAwards scheme was set up to recognise individuals who’s determination has beaten the odds to succeed in business.
forMOBOstars Music stars at the 2010MOBO awards received goody bags containing essentials fromPevonia’s homecare lines.
Rochelle fromThe Saturdays declared that she is already an avid fan of Pevonia’s LingeTropicale, calling the products “lovely” and the fragrances “amazing”. Jermaine Jackson was delighted to receive a selection of Pevonia’s travel kits, remarking that he “can’t wait to try them.”
SBCgoes golfing
British natural skin care brand SBC gifted all golfers at Jodie Kidd’s Charity Golf Classic at Goodwood inWest Sussex with products fromtheirArnica range. Celebrities present included Rob Brydon,Andrew Castle andTom Chambers.
Now in its fourth year, the event aims to raise funds for charities supported by the Jodie Kidd Foundation, including the NSPCC andTheMonsoonTrust.
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