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SEARCHPremiere Orlando has been listening, planning and working hard to get ready to come together safely as a beauty community on October 17-18, 2021!
We know you’re all wondering – will Premiere Orlando still be happening in person this year? Is it going to have all the high-energy excitement on the show floor, and insanely creative education to bring into your salons and spas that you’re used to experiencing? The answer is…YES!
Last year had the beauty community learning and growing in ways we probably never expected. Things may have been different in 2020, but Premiere Orlando has been listening, planning and working hard to get ready to come together safely as a beauty community LIVE and INPERSON on October 17-18, 2021!
Here’s what you can expect:
Top education from all your favorite beauty experts to help you bring new skills to your clients.
Shop ‘til you drop on the show floor! This is your chance to stock up and purchase the best products and tools to help you boost your business.
Connect with members of the beauty community like you, brands, and educators!
Bring home the tech, social media, branding skills and more that you need to keep your business growing!
Plus – all the enhanced safety measures.
The health and wellbeing of this community is important. Learn more about the steps Premiere Orlando and their partners will be taking click here.
Originally posted on Modern Salon
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