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Beauty Bus Beauty Drive Propels New National Program

The 2012 Beauty Bus Beauty Drive raised $100,000 to bring beauty home to clients and caregivers.

Anne Moratto
Anne MorattoDirector of Brand Content Strategy, MODERN SALON and NAILS
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May 14, 2012
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The mobile beauty service, Beauty Bus, provides in-home services, free of charge, to the seriously ill and their caregivers. Their Beauty Drive, a full-house event on April 29 at Hollywood's House of Blues, raised $100,000 which will help launch a new national campaign. The event brought together sponsors, friends and supporters of the Beauty Bus mission and honored the contributions of “The Hollywood Hair Guy,” Dean Banowetz, who has given generously of his time and talents.

Beauty Bus always needs Beauty Professionals as well as Beauty Buddies, who accompany Beauty Professionals on visits, and Beauty Ambassadors who spread the mission of Beauty Bus. Email beauty@beautybus.org to attend a training and download a volunteer application at:  http://www.beautybus.org/volunteers/applications/

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Beauty Bus founders and cousins Wendy Marantz Levine and Alicia Marantz Liotta

For those interested in making a deeper commitment to Beauty Bus to assist them in fulfilling their mission contact co-founder Alicia Liotta at alicia@beautybus.org.

VIDEOS below:

  • Dev Rice of InStyler and Alicia Marantz Liotta of Beauty Bus introduce Dean Banowetz as he prepares to accept his Beauty Bus Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award.

  •  Bosley Professional's Eric McLemore encourages everyone to 'get on the Beauty Bus' at the Beauty Drive.

  • Michelle Bouse, owner of Michelle Bouse's Beauty Boutique, volunteers at the Beauty Bus Beauty Drive.


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