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New Joiful On-Demand Beauty App Celebrates LA Launch

With the tap of an App, beauty professionals will be available on-demand as part of a team of professionals being formed to launch Joiful.  This new beauty application had its initial launch on October 23rd in Los Angeles, where the brand introduced itself to invited artists including, hairstylists, nail technicians, make-up pros, massage therapists and estheticians.

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Anne MorattoDirector of Brand Content Strategy, MODERN SALON and NAILS
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November 8, 2016
New Joiful On-Demand Beauty App Celebrates LA Launch

 

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With the tap of an App, beauty professionals will be available on-demand as part of a team of professionals being formed to launch Joiful. This new beauty application had its initial launch on October 23rd in Los Angeles, where the brand introduced itself to invited artists including, hairstylists, nail technicians, make-up pros, massage therapists and estheticians.

The already-assembled launch team of salon and spa industry veterans welcomed their guests and shared plans for how they will soon be moving into other markets.

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“We have created a way for artists to do what they love, focus on their craft and make more money doing it, it’s an incredible alternative to the traditional paradigm” Chad Law, VP Sales and Marketing, says.  “Initially, Joiful is designed to fill gaps in schedules – being active on the app when here are open times that you could be making money.”

Interested artists are asked to sign-up at bestbeautycareer.com. From there they will receive a call for an interview and further screening. There is also a referral award.

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