Does This Mean We’ll See Nails on Cindy Crawford?
What does Revlon Consumer Products Corp. s acquisition of Creative Nail Design Systems, Inc., mean to Revlon, Creative, and the rest of the industry?
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What does Revlon Consumer Products Corp. s acquisition of Creative Nail Design Systems, Inc., mean to Revlon, Creative, and the rest of the industry?
That's about as much warning as Jan Arnold gets before she goes on the air to educate consumers about nail care.
Says John Hammer, president of Revlon Professional USA, “The acquisition will reinforce our ongoing mission of glamour, excitement, and innovation, as well as our salon heritage which began in 1932.”
Consumer advertising by professional manufacturers is bringing welcome attention -- and credibility -- to salon brands.
Whether you need a few quick tips to catch up when you are running behind schedule or you are trying to whittle down your fill service time to fit more clients in your appointment book, there are a few tricks to doing a fill in less time
Jan Arnold introduced the company’s new educational program, The Creative Academy, to more than 200 attendees.
Don’t underestimate the power of this simple tool. The quality of your nail brush influences the quality of your work.
As an instructor, when Doug Smith sees nail technicians in his audience playfully slug each other in the arm, he knows he’s made his point.
CEO of Creative Nail Design Systems is helping the university understand what businesses are looking for in graduates.