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The Professional Beauty Association has announced the 2019 NAHA competition finalists in 16 categories, including Nail Professional of the Year.
Congratulations to nail tech Rochelle Dingman, who was named Nail Professional of the Year at the 2017 North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA).
As the keynote speaker at the Professional Beauty Association’s (PBA) Business Forum, sports legend and entrepreneur Magic Johnson will share his inspirational story of transitioning from the basketball court to the boardroom.
February 10 is the deadline to enter the North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA), sponsored by the PBA.
The Professional Beauty Association (PBA) recognizes top stylists in the North American Hairstyling Awards. Also included is the NAHA 2016 Nail Professional of the Year award, which was presented to Cassandra Clark from Tangerine Salon & Spa in Coppell, Texas. See the photos from all finalists in the Nail Professional of the Year category here.
Congrats to the scholarship winners for 2016 and learn how to enter for a shot at it next year!
In February, the Professional Beauty Association (PBA) received the Public Affairs Council’s 2015 Grassroots Innovation Award for Social Media Innovation for its “I Am Licensed” campaign.
The Professional Beauty Association (PBA) has introduced a new membership structure consisting of three new membership types: E-Member, Individual Member, and Business Member.
The Beauty Changes Lives/CND/ Tippi Hedren Nail Scholarship program is now accepting applications through March 23, 2015. This program is open to new students attending a qualifying nail technology school. Ten winners will receive 100% of their program tuition costs funded (up to $5,000).
One in four women and one in nine men who walk through your salon door are potential victims of domestic violence. Read on to find out how can you spot it and what you should do about it.
The Professional Beauty Association is on a mission to bring fairness to the treatment of tip income in the beauty industry.
As part of a continued effort to educate lawmakers, consumers, and the industry on the importance of beauty industry licensing and regulations, and to prevent industry deregulation, the Professional Beauty Association (PBA) has announced its new “I Am A Professional. I Am Licensed.” campaign.
This free online forum takes place on Monday, Aug. 26 at 12 p.m. Eastern.
Author, entrepreneur, and media mogul Arianna Huffington will be the keynote speaker at the 2013 PBA Business Forum held during PBA Beauty Week.
If five or more students send in applications together, they can join the PBA for $45 each.
The Professional Beauty Association (PBA) has rolled out a new look, logo, and tagline as part of its newly unified association and direction.
