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VOESH will preview its 2020 Holiday Collection as part of its #VOESHLOVE Virtual Trade Show. Virtual workshops will inspire, educate and prepare salon owners and nail technicians for the future.






VOESH's signature Pedi In a Box has sold millions of units since its debut in 2013.
NEW for Autumn 2020
The innovative creator of Single Use Spa Systems,VOESH provides clean, hygienic, safe and quality skincare products for salon goers to enjoy their spa and for professionals who know their customers deserve the best product and service. Now they are launching their #VOESHLOVE Virtual Trade Show because sanitary and safe pampering is more necessary than ever during a pandemic.#VOESHLOVE is a free trade show for salon professionals and distributors taking place virtually from August 10 - 17.
On August 16 and 17, salon owners and nail technicians will find inspiration and education as Celebrity nail artist Pattie Yankee (Kim Kardashian, Priyanka Chopra, Katy Perry), Emily Walbeck, CEO and owner of Lotus Nail Spa, and Autumn Grey, Marketing and Media Director for Simonson's will share insights on how to recover, sustain, and thrive during the new normal - with an eye on the future. They'll provide tips on how to prepare for the holiday season, and how to gain a competitive advantage.
Attendees will also have the opportunity to preview the company's 2020 holiday collection and get a preview of festive, limited-edition scents and lux lotions, along with an assortment of VOESH's signature Pedi In a Box, which has sold millions of units since its debut in 2013.
#VOESHLOVE started as a way to celebrate and showcase salons nationwide who use its clean products. The effort aims to support salon owners with increased visibility and often limited-edition products to compliment their services.
Salons can register for #VOESHLOVE here.

Originally posted on Nails Magazine

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