MENU
SEARCHLoading data...
Do you ever wonder how some of the industry’s biggest power players got their start — in life and in the beauty industry? Are you interested in how their minds work? From theme song to what car they drive, we’re letting our readers peek behind the curtain of some of the nail world’s most powerful players.
Left to right: OPI's COO Eric Schwartz, GM Mary Van Praag, artistic director Suzi Weiss-Fischmann, VP of marketing Mary Freeth, founder George Schaffer, and NAILS group publisher Cyndy DrummeyIt was hard to imagine someone replacing George
On the September 7 episode of “The Today Show,” reporter Sara Haines went where few have been before — behind the scenes at OPI Products during a polish naming session with executive VP and artistic director
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa recognized OPI for its “great corporate citizenship,” saying that the 400 jobs the company has created are a model for the rest of Los Angeles.
Didn’t make it out in the cold rain to ISSE in Long Beach, Calif.? Or made it, but weren’t sure if you saw all the highlights on the show floor? Here’s a quick recap of the show. European
Graphic design can make or break the image of a nail salon. Whether or not you have a consciously crafted image, your nail salon’s brand is expressed through the look of your salon materials.
OPI Products Inc. is in Las Vegas today to reveal the colors of its upcoming Miss Universe Collection of polish, which will be available in September. The four new colors will be unveiled tonight at a
Thanks to OPI chief George Schaeffer, the nail industry got some well-deserved positive attention from the press. Page One of February 3 Los Angeles.
Early 1991 color launches are soft and sexy and high fashion.
