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Drilling down
skin care Cosmeceuticals Ltd took to the road with their Priori®
Bootcamp,
visiting London,Manchester and Scotland to drill down the new rules of skin care -military style!
Kicking off in London at the ImperialWarMuseum, all three Priori®
brands were featured in the
themed day events, with resident ‘Drill Sergeant’TracyMay- Harriott, International Director of Education delivering the training whilstTracy Parkin,Managing Director of Cosmeceuticals gave an overview of current salon and Spa market research and trends to help the professional attendees gain the best opportunities for sales and business growth.
The events were well attended and well received with guests commenting on the outstanding level of support and service Cosmeceuticals provide.
The Cosmeceuticals teamsaluting the Priori® Bootcamp event at the ImperialWarMuseum, London. Glossie approval
Some of the UK’s favourite products have been chosen as winners in the 2011 Fabulous BeautyAwards.
Voted for by readers of the News of theWorld’s Fabulousmagazine, winning products included St Tropez Everyday GradualTanMousse and DermologicaActiveMoist.
Meanwhile, themagazine voted Universal Contour Wrap10 out of 10 for getting instant inch loss for a Summer body. Following this success, UCWhave reported that their website received over 5,000 visits in just two days - themost visits ever.
CEWchoosewinners
Over 600 industry insiders have voted to choose the 25 winners of the coveted CEW(UK) 2011 Beauty Awards, sponsored by Superdrug.
CEW(UK) President, Caroline Neville, said: “The awards were established to recognise innovation in the beauty industry and are highly significant. Having third party endorsement from CEWadds authenticity to the product.
“The Awards are a launch pad for new brands and give much deserved recognition to cult classics.We wish all winning brands success.”
The presentation took place at The InterContinental London Park Lane, and was attended by 450 beauty industry professionals. Awards were presented to ‘Mass Categories’ and ‘Premium Catagories’which featured Estée Lauder - Advanced Night Repair Eye Synchronized Complex as Best New Skincare Treatment Product, Eve Lom - Cleanser as Best Classic Beauty Product, Liz Earle Naturally Active Skincare as Best British Brand, and Elizabeth Arden - Eight Hour Cream Skin Protectant as Best Iconic Beauty Product.
A post-awards winner’s party was held at the COMO Hotels and Resort’s Met Bar, London.
20 GUILD NEWS Join theClub!
This year’s Olympia Beauty is set to be the biggest and best yet, say organisers, who have launched Olympia Beauty Club.
The event takes place on 18th and 19th September at London’s Olympia. Olympia Beauty Club offers salon owners and qualified therapists the chance to be part of some of the exciting new developments the show has to offer. “Members will be entitled to special show offers exclusive to our clubmembers, amonthly e- newsletter focusing on beauty therapy for the high street, fast-track entry to the Show withmanymore excitingmembership treats to be announced,” explains show director IanArchbold.
Register for your free tickets and join the Olympia Beauty Club at
www.olympiabeauty.co.uk
Success is crazy!
Professional and retail self-tanning range Crazy Angel have literally flown off the shelves since its introduction into the UK.
“In just a fewmonths, the growth in UK sales has beenmuch higher than expectations and sales continue to increasedmonth-on-month,” says distributor Kerri Roberts.
Butmore unexpectedly is the International success CrazyAngel has experienced, now landing in Dubai, Spain, Norway and Ireland. Kerri says: “We have only exhibited at two trade shows since the launch of CrazyAngel but the success to date has been incredible and is testament to the product formulations, packaging design and overall branding... plus a lot of hard teamwork!”
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