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REF Teams with Artist and Educator Anthony Edge

Anthony Edge will be creating a collection of cuts and styles to inspire REF salons and stylists.

Anne Moratto
Anne MorattoDirector of Brand Content Strategy, MODERN SALON and NAILS
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May 18, 2017
REF Teams with Artist and Educator Anthony Edge

Anthony Edge

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REF of Stockholm, Sweden has announced an alliance with artist and educator Anthony Edge, creator of EDGEducation.  Edge will be creating a collection that will be delivered to REF salons, he will be taking part in major REF distributor shows during the year, while facilitating advanced hands on cutting programs in specific markets across the country.

REF is 100% independently owned and conducts business in the US with independent salons and distributors.

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Look for the REF Education Team & Anthony Edge events on the REF Facebook page

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