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ISSELB 2016 Preshow Brochur beautyprofessional association January 30 - February2016 1 air by 2015 NAHA Winner Lauren Moser LONG BEACH CONVENTION CENTER H LONG BEACH, CA Back for 2016 PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY ASSOCIATION PRESENTS EXPERIENCE THE BIGGEST AND BEST BEAUTY EXPO ON THE WEST COAST Join the Professional Beauty Association (PBA) for the InternationalTHE BIGGEST Salon AND BEST andBEAUTY SpaEXPO ONExpo THE WEST 2016 COAST THE INTERNATIONAL SALON AND SPA EXPO (ISSE) RETURNS TO LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA FOR THREE DAYS OF TOP-NOTCH EDUCATION, HANDS-ON COMPETITIONS AND MORE! The Hottest Professional Education For Everyone Tools & Products Choose from a variety of professional education Shop and save on the hottest brands and the industry’s sessions in Hair, Nails, Skin and Business, including leading professional tools and products from across the a line-up of Hands-On Hair, CIDESCO Section USA world on the ISSE Long Beach show floor. and Student & Early Professional classes. The Ultimate Beauty Experience Competitions Be inspired by creative stage presentations and Compete with the best and showcase your skills in runway shows produced by beauty icons from all Barber, Hairstyling or Nail Competitions. See pages across the industry. These events take place on ISSE 47 & 49 for details. Long Beach stages and throughout the show floor. Experience the peacefulness of the EstheticsAmerica & Wellness pavilion, designed specifically for skin and wellness professionals. The line-up includes CIDESCO Section USA and complimentary skin education. ISSE Long Beach is open to licensed beauty professionals and welcomes: • Barbers • Cosmetologists Manufacturers, manufacturer representatives and • Estheticians distributors are NOT eligible to attend this show unless they • Make-up Artists are members of the Professional Beauty Association (PBA). • Massage Therapists All attendees are required to show proof of a current license • Nail Technicians and a photo ID before entering the show. See Page 62 for a • Salon/Spa Owners and Managers list of accepted credentials. • Students and Instructors 2 ISSE LONG BEACH 2016 DATES AND TIMES Saturday, January 30: 1:00pm - 6:00pm Sunday, January 31: 9:00am - 6:00pm What’s Inside Monday, February 1: 9:00am - 5:00pm 7 Stage Presentations ISSE LONG BEACH 2016 Hands-On Workshops EXPO TICKET PRICES 17 Hair Save up to $30! 27 Nails NEW FOR 2016 - ISSE PASSPORT* GET UNLIMITED ACCESS TO THE SHOW Complimentary Education Advance Price through midnight 1/3/16 28 Hair PBA Members - $30 Non Members - $60 34 Nails Regular Price effective 1/4/16 37 Skin, Massage & Wellness PBA Members - $42 39 Business Non Members - $85 41 Student & Early Professional Education SATURDAY ONLY* 43 Exclusive Education Advance Price through midnight 1/3/16 47 Competitions PBA Members - $20 Non Members - $40 50 Show Floor Map Regular Price effective 1/4/16 51 Exhibitors PBA Members - $32 56 CIDESCO Section USA Education Non Members - $65 59 Hotel & Travel *Excludes Paid Events 60 Purchase Tickets 62 Show Policy See page 60 for details. PBA Members Receive Discounts & Benefits to ISSE! Save Money! Individual members and each Benefit Recipient of PBA Business members may purchase one show ticket at 50% off. Memberships must be active on date of purchase and start at just $50. Plus, members enjoy discounts on paid education. Visit probeauty.org/join for more information. VIP Treatment! PBA members enjoy access to the exclusive PBA Member Lounge located on the show floor. The lounge offers complimentary refreshments and snacks, free internet access, networking opportunities and VIP amenities. Extra Savings on the Show Floor! The PBA Member-to-Member Program gives PBA member exhibitors a chance to offer exclusive discounts to fellow PBA member attendees! Pick up your member lanyard at the PBA booth and take advantage of these amazing deals at ISSE Long Beach! See probeauty.org/isselb for details. 3 2016 ISSE PreShow Ad PRESS.pdf 1 9/30/15 2:41 PM at International Salon & Spa Expo Long Beach, CA Jan. 30 – Feb. 1, 2016 2016 ISSE PreShow Ad PRESS.pdf 2 9/30/15 2:41 PM Join us at the biggest beauty expo on the West Coast! Shop the industry’s best brands from all over the world and experience presentations from leading and award-winning artists. FEATURED BRANDS PLUS MANY MORE! FEATURED ARTISTS Sam Villa Andrew Caruthers Joel Calfee Leah Freeman Jen Planck Rafe Hardy Steven Melito Miguel Marrero Heather Smith Gerard Kierans saloncentric.com Insta StageAll Stage Presentations Presentations are Included with Your Expo Ticket Purchase Unless Otherwise Noted. CENTER STAGE Be inspired by the extraordinary artistic talent of today’s leading stylists and platform artists. NAHA STAGE Join North American Hairstyling Award (NAHA) winners and finalists to learn how to transform your vision into looks that stun your clients. Center Stage Leah Freeman Sunday 10:45am - 11:30am Beauty Is… Gorgeous Color Join L’ANZA Healing Color Director Leah Freeman for a peek into her colorful world. Leah is recognized worldwide for identifying the season’s hottest color palettes, and single-handedly building powerful educational tools to excite and electrify colorists at all levels. Learn the techniques behind stunning, vibrant color and wearable designs – from timeless classics, to today’s trends! Come share some time with Leah, and change the way you look at hair color! Ted Gibson Sunday 11:45am - 12:30pm Sunday 10:45am- 11:30am Back by popular demand, ISSE Long Beach welcomes Ted Gibson and the Ted Gibson Artistic Team to Center Stage! Get inspired by one of the most sought after editorial, runway, and celebrity hair stylists in the business! Always a “must see,” Ted Gibson and his team are not to be missed! Come see what the buzz is all about! Mark Hayes Sunday 1:30pm - 2:30pm EDU Code: 101 Spring/Summer Collection 2016 PBA Members $50 | Non-Members $60 Join the Sassoon International Creative Team on Center Stage! Setting the highest standards in technical excellence and creativity, Sassoon has pioneered, created and maintained a modern method of Hair Design that continues to evolve and inspire hairdressers worldwide. The Creative Team, led by International Creative Director, Mark Hayes will translate the exciting new looks and techniques in cutting and colouring from the newest Spring Summer Academy collection. “Our seminar will not only inspire and motivate, but will demonstrate cut & colour working in harmony to create a stylishly ambient hair landscape.” - Mark Hayes 7 Amazing Quality Hair at Discounted Prices 8 StageAll Stage Presentations Presentations are Included with Your Expo Ticket Purchase Unless Otherwise Noted. Center Stage amika featuring Naeemah LaFond Sunday 2:45pm - 3:30pm Watch as amika’s Global Artistic Director, Naeemah LaFond, takes you on a journey of unconventional thinking as she works to sculpt an editorial masterpiece on stage. Known for her craftsmanship with updos, and never one to shy away from an over-the-top style, LaFond excels at combining foundational skills with improvisation to create astounding hair in record time. Big Hair is LaFond’s theme at ISSE 2016, as she creates a show-stopping style that blends intricate braids with detailed sculpting techniques—all while inviting and encouraging her audience to tap into their own inner artist. With her approachable style and expert advice, Naeemah LaFond leaves you walking away inspired and ready to dive into the world of editorial hair styling. Lisa Yamasaki Sunday 3:45pm - 4:15pm “MUSA” the Hair Fantasy Avant-Garde Show Lisa Yamasaki Proudly presents “MUSA” the Hair Fantasy Avant-Garde Show written by “NITZA” from “Cirque Du Soleil.” Award winning NITZA, is the first and only solo artist to ever perform her original music at “Cirque Du Soleil.” Explore the creativity and artistry in the world of Lisa Yamasaki along with Nitza and featuring amazing makeup artist Roshar. Sassoon Academy Sunday 4:30pm - 6:00pm Student Connection Celebrate success with the students from Sassoon Academies around the world! Martin Parsons Monday 12:00pm - 12:45pm Evening Glamour Martin Parsons, one of North America’s top Hairdressing talents showcases “Evening Glamour” with brilliant hair, gorgeous gowns, lots of laughs and great styling ideas! Discover how to create these luxurious styles with Martin’s simple techniques and adapt them for your clientele. Every minute with Martin Parsons is a worthwhile investment in your career. Why has this man been so popular for so long? Come see him live on the ISSE Center Stage and find out! Tabatha Coffey Monday 2:45pm - 3:30pm Christopher Benson Back together again, Industrie Co-Founder and Celebrity Stylist, Tabatha Coffey, and International and NAHA Award-Winning Colorist & founder of HAIRCBC.com, Chrystofer Benson, will take you on an inspirational journey of cut, color, and styling from their new collection. 9 beautyprofessional association PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY ASSOCIATION PRESENTS LONG BEACH CONVENTION CENTER LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA Make a Name for Yourself DURING THE PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY ASSOCIATION (PBA) HAIRSTYLING COMPETITIONS SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 2016 BY COMPETING, YOU RECEIVE A REGISTER AT PROBEAUTY.ORG/COMPETITIONS/ISSELB New for 2016 ISSE PASSPORT! BY MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 2016 StageAll Stage Presentations Presentations are Included with Your Expo Ticket Purchase Unless Otherwise Noted. Center Stage Tracey Hughes Monday 3:45pm - 4:30pm Transformation through Education An experienced global speaker, 4x Educator of the Year and 4x Excellence in Education recipient, Tracey Hughes’ approach is driven by transformation through education. Headlining the most coveted global events, Tracey has presented across Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, China, India, South Africa, Mexico, Sweden, Dubai, UK, Russia and the USA. Beginning a career as a hairdresser in the UK in 1986, Tracey migrated to Australia in 1991. She then went on to build a new solo life, successfully establishing the prestigious Mieka Hairdressing brand which has earned the 10 x Salon of the Year Award.
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