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With Domestic Violence Awareness month coming up in October, salon owners across the country are coming together to participate in the Cut It Out: Salons Against Domestic Abuse program to help mobilize salon professionals and others to fight domestic abuse.
Applications for the 2015 PBA Sally Beauty Scholarships are now available. The applications deadline is November 14, 2014.
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 awareness campaign aims to build a stronger, more united front of licensed professionals, and arm them with information to share with their clients on why licensing is important to protect the public from potential harm and the spread of communicable diseases.
Flip through NAILS’ photo gallery for some of the highlights of this Las Vegas beauty trade show.
Author, entrepreneur, and media mogul Arianna Huffington will be the keynote speaker at the 2013 PBA Business Forum held during PBA Beauty Week.
The Professional Beauty Association (PBA) has rolled out a new look, logo, and tagline as part of its newly unified association and direction.
The Boston Area played host to the first of several planned Professional Beauty Association (PBA) Regional Salon Summits in September.
Gel manicures and pedicures have been available, and safely used, in salons for more than three decades, says the PBA’s Nail Manufacturer’s Council.
Sponsored by the non-profit Salons Against Domestic Abuse Fund, the Cut It Out program is dedicated to mobilizing salons to fight domestic abuse in communities across the United States.
