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New‘Beauty ServiceApothecary’ opens
Filthy Gorgeous, a new Beauty ServiceApothecary and Retail Emporium, has recently opened two flagship salons in Glasgow and London.
Both salons, located in Debenhams stores, boast a hand-picked teamof professionals who will get to use a variety of skills and work across nails, hair andmake-up. Combining amenu of ‘Quick but Slick’ essential services with anmix of beauty discoveries and accessories, Filthy Gorgeous provides a cool, eclectic ambience offering treatments set within an aesthetically-designed retail space.
Filthy Gorgeous was forged froma collaboration betweenMake-upArtist and product development expertAdam Dargan, Sales and Education Director Clair Rose andManaging Director Noelle Shine, who previously worked at senior level brandmanagement for Estée Lauder, Calvin Klein and JoMalone.
Crystal catwalk
Phorestwins prestigious training place
Salon software company Phorest has won a place on the coveted iGAP management development programme, beating 190 other companies to a spot in the final ten.
Agnes Buzala,whomodelled forAmanda Wakeley,with herCrystalClear products.
Anti-ageing skin care brand Crystal Clearmade a welcome return to the catwalk at London Fashion Week.
As topmodels showed off the latest Spring Summer 2011 collections, Crystal Clear Skincaremade sure the girls’ skin was clean, fresh and glowing.
With a hectic schedule of shows both in London and abroad, the girls, all fromUnionModels, were looking for some fast acting, skin saving remedies and Crystal Clear was delighted to help supplying Crystal Clear WipeAway theYears CleansingMilk and body serum Crystal ClearVelvet Skin.
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This intensive programme is aimed only at companies with the highest growth potential on the Internet. It will help Phorest put in place ambitious international growth plans andmake itsmanagement software and online booking facility even better for the salons that use it.
Ronan Perceval.
The course lasts sixmonths and consists of intense workshops. “They’re really going to push us,” Phorest CEO Ronan Perceval said after the programme’s induction session recently, “but what we do is going to bemuch better for it.”
The iiaa’sCommunicationsManager Lindsay Stewart is presentedwith the Stylist award by publisherGlendaMerchant.
Stylist’s favourite
AVST, Environ’s skin enhancing, vitamin-packed cream, has won over the expert judges at Stylist magazine, who named it ‘Product of theYear’ at their inaugural SkincareAwards.
From1,000 products entered by 400 brands, beauty experts, top facialists and readers had voted to choose the 24most-essential products in skin care.
International Institute forAnti-Ageing training directorTracyTamaris and communications manager Lindsay Stewart went along to pick up the award at a ChampagneTea reception at Claridges in London.
Also recognised was Dermalogica’sMultivitamin Power Concentrate, named ‘Best LuxuryAnti- Ager’.
Wendy Klerck,MarketingManager for Dermalogica, told Guild News: “We are thrilled to be one of the winners for
Stylistmagazine.To receive this award fromsuch a well respected magazine really is outstanding, and shows that our products really do give results. It’s a fantastic achievement for us and all our Dermalogica accounts.”
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