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In the May 2018 Issue of Beauty Industry Report

Legislative news, people moves, distributor dish, rep updates, new products and more.

by Staff
April 19, 2018
In the May 2018 Issue of Beauty Industry Report

 

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In the May issue, Beauty Industry Report takes you to the center of the global beauty universe at Cosmoprof Bologna Worldwide. We also stopped by the Northeast Beauty Reps Associations’ 35th Eastern Buying Conference and spent two days in the heart of pro beauty at The Event: The New Reality, the 17th annual business symposium for top salon owners and managers hosted by the Hafetz family’s Art of Business distributorship.  Plus, stay up-to-date on the newest M&A activity, legislative news, people moves, distributor dish, rep updates and new products. Get all of this and more delivered to your mailbox or your inbox mid-month. subscribe.bironline.com

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