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The January 2017 Issue of Beauty Industry Report

The newest issue of Beauty Industry Report.

by Staff
January 18, 2017
The January 2017 Issue of Beauty Industry Report

 

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Beauty Industry Report’s BIG 2017 Show, Conference and Special Event Calendar is now available. Download for free here: http://bironline.com/pdf/BIR_2017_ShowCalendar.pdf In addition, in our next issue, Beauty industry Report takes you to the Professional Beauty Association’s 2016 Executive Summit in Scottsdale. Hear what the expert speakers projected for consumer behavior in 2017 and get the primary take-home messages straight from the attendees. Plus, we bring you first-person interviews, acquisitions, all the people moves and the newest brands and products. Get all the news today: subscribe at www.bironline.com.

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