ABT Seminar Programme Beauty UK is once again hosting two days of free education courtesy of ABT.
The Seminar Programme features a variety of free seminars, talks and demonstrations presented by some of our exhibitors showcasing products, treatments and techniques that can help to build your business and career in beauty and hair.
All seminars are free to attend and there’s no need to book your place in advance – just take a seat and enjoy!
Sunday 22nd May Time
Topic
Discover How Organic Skincare can be a Springboard for Business Success Advanced Waxing Techniques 6D Microblading
Topic Body Shapes & Self Esteem
Speaker
11.00am – 11.45am Speaking Men’s Language! – Making Male Treatments a Success & Sales Booster Matt Taylor, Eve Taylor London 12noon – 12.45pm 1.00pm – 1.45pm 3.00pm – 3.45pm
Jenni Broughton, La Cure
Sarah Gibson, Lycon Precision Waxing David Zhang, Beautiful Brows
Monday 23rd May Time
11.00am – 11.45am Art and Makeup 12noon – 12.45pm 1.00pm – 1.45pm 2.00pm – 2.45pm
Spray Tanning All seminars and timings subject to change. Who’s speaking
Speaking Men’s Language! – Making Male Treatments a Success & Sales Booster Matt Taylor, Eve Taylor London
Sunday 11.00am
This seminar covers many reasons why so many therapists and business owners are failing to embrace the true value which the male market brings and focuses on simple yet effective steps to integrate this highly profitable section into your business.
Learn how making subtle changes to your business model and behaviour can make your business a much more inviting environment for male clients resulting in increased foot fall, a boost in sales and profits and most importantly earning you a better all-round reputation. Learn how to create a service menu relevant to male clients which will not only serve their needs but move away from the ‘one type fits all’ approach and entice the savvy sophisticated male user to you.
6D Microblading David Zhang, Beautiful Brows Sunday 3pm
Leading eyebrow artist David Zhang will introduce you to his Microblading Technique which creates hair strokes that resemble real brow hairs. He will demonstrate his own PPL technique - Press, Push and Lift which deliver brows which can last for three to five years.
David Zhang is recognised across world for his talent and has more than 23 years of experience and is the recipient of many awards and accolades for his expertise in the permanent make-up industry.
How to Increase your Revenue from Spray Tanning Claire-Louise Smith, Fake Bake United Monday 2pm
Claire-Louise is Senior Salon Development Consultant at Fake Bake United, and will explain the importance of strong branding and forward-thinking technology, marketing – internal and external, diary management and how your business is supported.
How Organic Skincare can be a Springboard for Business Success Jeni Broughton, La Cure
Sunday 12 noon
Is your Spa/salon offering the ‘must have’ treatments in 2016? The organic beauty sector is growing at a fast rate as people are turning to more natural alternatives to meet their anti-ageing needs.
This interactive lecture offers the perfect introduction; covering how to identify the signs of ageing, what can be done to prevent them, and how the application of intensive facial oils with massage techniques can aid in their reduction. Coupled with an insightful walk through how to retail without selling, this seminar is a must for all successful businesses aiming for growth and expansion.
A full demonstration of anti-ageing facial massage techniques with Make Me Intensive Facial Oil will be carried out afterwards on the La Cure stand (Q18).
Advanced Waxing Techniques Sarah Gibson, Trainer Lycon Precision Waxing Sunday 1pm
Lycon Precision Waxing Trainer Sarah Gibson will give you a great insight on how to become a waxing specialist with a demonstration on how to deliver flawless results on the underarms and face.
Career Opportunities in Beauty Therapy Gill Morris, Beauty Industry Expert Monday 1.00pm
This seminar is ideal for students in their final year who are currently deciding on career options or those in their first year of studies to show the wide variety of careers available in our dynamic industry.
Whilst mainly focused towards students, this seminar is also great for lecturers to use within enrolment talks, and those in the industry looking for additional / new career changes other than salon work.
Gill delivers her informative guidance in a humorous and inspirational manner; a seminar not to be missed for all those who are entering into the commercial world of professional beauty, their educators and those in industry.
Gill Morris MCIM, FRSA has undertaken many roles in the beauty industry which has seen her travel the world, including running her own training school, Director of PR & Training for global brands, sales roles for industry suppliers, and most recently, a former Partnership Director for Habia.
Career Opportunities in Beauty Therapy How to Increase Your Revenue from
Speaker
Lan Grealis, National Make-Up Awards Gemma Oaten, National Make-Up Awards Gill Morris, Beauty Industry Expert Claire-Louise Smith, Fake Bake
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