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 D.D.A. DEMERAL RIUNIONE NAZIONALE CONCESSIONARI-VENDITORI
Di
alto profilo professionale sono anche stati gli interventi del Dott.
D'AMATO (chimico formulatore), Dott. MARCO BOSCHETTI (biologo), CRISTIANO
ANTONINI (direttore tecnico e responsabile dell'immagine), MARA MUNARI
(responsabile PHYSIA OLI ESSENZIALI COMPLEX), PATRIZIA SPINATO (responsabile
PHYSIA HYDRASTELO). Numerose le novità-prodotto che da settembre
verranno commercializzate e molto interessanti anche i progetti che
prenderanno corpo nel futuro.
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| GOSSIP
& PETTEGOLEZZI - August
31 2006 |
 L’OREAL FIRST HALF 2006 RESULTS L’Oreal, the world’s largest cosmetics maker, said first-half profit increased 22 percent as European shoppers bought luxury skin brands including. Net income climbed to 1.09 billion euros ($1.4 billion) from 892 million euros a year earlier, Paris-based L’Oreal said today. Sales rose 8.7 percent to 7.79 billion euros, the company said. L’Oreal sold more luxury skin-care products, which carry higher margins, by increasing marketing spending and expanding its lines. Sales in Western Europe picked up, while revenue in Eastern Europe, Latin America and Asia surged as Chief Executive Officer Jean-Paul Agon entered new markets. Growth in China and Indonesia boosted Asian sales. Profit will rise more than 10 percent this year, Agon said today. Professional hair products, hair color and products under the Matrix label sold well in Brazil and Chile. L’Oreal is working to get more sales from luxury brands to compete with Procter & Gamble Co. The company this year paid 652 million pounds for Body Shop International Plc, the U.K. retailer of natural beauty products. L’OREAL, RISULTATI DEL PRIMO SEMESTRE 2006 L’Oreal, il maggiore produttore mondiale di cosmetici, ha annunciato che i profitti del primo semestre del 2006 sono stati in crescita del 22% grazie soprattutto all’aumento delle vendite dei prodotti di lusso. L’utile netto si è attestato a 1,09 miliardi di euro ($1,4 miliardi) rispetto agli 892 milioni di euro dell’anno precedente. Il fatturato è aumentato dell’8,7% a 7,79 miliardi di euro, in base a quanto riportato dalla stessa società. L’Oreal ha venduto più prodotti di fascia alta (cosiddetti “di lusso”) che permettono di avere maggiori margini, grazie ad un aumento delle spese di marketing e delle linee di vendita. Vi è stato un aumento delle vendite sia in Europa Occidentale che in quella dell’Est, in America Latina ed in Asia a seguito della strategia dell’amministratore delegato Jean-Paul Agon di entrare in nuovi mercati. La crescita in Cina ed in Indonesia ha sospinto le vendite in Asia. Gli utili sono attesi in crescita di almeno il 10% nel 2006, in base a quanto dichiarato oggi dallo stesso Agon. Le vendite dei prodotti professionali per capelli, i coloranti e i prodotti venduti con il marchio Matrix sono risultate in aumento principalmente in Brasile ed in Cile. L’obiettivo de L’Oreal è quello di aumentare il fatturato principalmente attraverso i prodotti di lusso per meglio competere con Procter & Gamble. Quest’anno L’Oreal ha comprato per 652 milioni di Pounds la catena di negozi Body Shop International, specializzata in prodotti di bellezza. |
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31 2006 |
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YORK FAIRYTALE Hair Mary Brunetti for Sally Hershberger Downtown, New York Make up Michelle Dittrich Styling Jennette Kruszka Photographs Babak
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30 2006 |
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 LABOR PRO HAIR
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30 2006 |
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IN THE CROWN Hair by Ben White and Russell Stevens for Fonrdham White, London Styling Fiona McChlochlin Photographs Curtis Benjamin
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| GOSSIP
& PETTEGOLEZZI - August
30 2006 |
| SAD
LOSS It is with regret that we announce the death of DAVID YOUNG, the manager of Salon Services in Carlisle. David died suddenly of a heart attack while out walking with a friend. More than 300 mourners paid their respects at the funeral of the 63-year-old father of two. |
| GOSSIP
& PETTEGOLEZZI - August
30 2006 |
| COPPER
CROP A WIN DOWN UNDER It's not the UK that hosts a L'Oréal Colour Trophy. Australia is one of the many countries that has its own competition and this year the John Anthony salon in Victoria took home the top prize with its Copper Crop. |
| GOSSIP
& PETTEGOLEZZI - August
29 2006 |
 LO SPAZIO DEL CIGNO Continua la presentazione di incontri organizzati per la donna e la sua immagine presso HAIR STUDIOMARIO, in via Puccini15 a Viareggio. Il prossimo appuntamento sarà venerdi 1 settembre alle ore 18 con "La Nuova Tecnologia nella Chirurgia Estetica non Invasiva", con un'intervista a Giammatteo Cecchini, specialista in chirurgia plastica. Leggi Profilo personale >>> |
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& PETTEGOLEZZI - August
29 2006 |
| CANADIAN
HUNT FOR FRANCHISEES A Canadian beauty superstore chain which includes hair salons, is on the hunt for "master franchisees". The company, which trades as Trade Secrets in Canada, where it has grown to 66 outlets in 17 years, but Glamour Secrets outside of its home market, wants to open in the UK, Ireland, France, Italy, Eastern Europe and the US. It has so far expanded into the US and Kuwait with its one-stop beauty shop which sells a wide section of products. Many include a full-service salon offering more than 40 services, including nails, skincare, and hairstyling. The 1.000 sq ft - 1.200 sq ft stores include "try-before-you-buy" tester bars and sell 4.000 - 5.000 items, including curling irons, hair dryers and cosmetics. |
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& PETTEGOLEZZI - August
29 2006 |
PETE
TREAT Tony & Guy in Soho, London, was trated to an impromptu performance by Pete Docherty when he popped in to the salon during a power cut in the area. Open-mouthed clients couldn't believe their luck when rhey received the up-close-and-personal treatment from the Babyshambles front man all for the price of a cut and blow-dry. |
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 NUOVA LINEA DI COLORAZIONE
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29 2006 |
OFFRESI
RAPPRESENTANTE - PUGLIA Salve sono Fernando Monteduro ho 24 anni e sono di lecce. Attualmente sono nella posizione di militare nella marina fino al prossimo novembre dopo 5 anni di servizio...ho scelto di intraprendere un altra carriera infatti ho conseguito l'attestato di rappresentate presso la camera di commercio di Lecce iscrivendomi all albo dei rappresentanti....Mi chiedo se mai qualcuno volesse espandere il campo fino al salento e dintorni per la distribuzione dei prodotti. Lasciare un mio recapito (3202934551) oppure nandomonte.fm@libero.it Distinti saluti FERNANDO MONTEDURO |
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28 2006 |
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VINTAGE
2006
Chignon con suaves y voluminosos rizos, todo muy vaporoso: un estilo
fashion, mostrado a través de fotografías en blanco y
negro que juegan con el fuera de foco de la cámara para acentuar
el estilo de los cabellos. Vintage es, en definitiva, una colección
que alcanza la categoría de “lo retro de lo retro”.
Como en todos sus trabajos, Brooks & Brooks nos muestra una vez
más su concepto artístico, un exquisito mix de técnica
y arte, con un ojo en la actualidad y otro en la historia. |
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| BLACKJACK Hair by Mark Wooley at Saks, Brighton, Sussex, assisted by Sam Carden Make-up Susan Wilding Styling Elaine Deed Products L'Oreal Professionnel Photograps Pete Webb
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28 2006 |
| JOB
OPPORTUNITY SENIOR STYLIST/MANAGER required, with at least six years' experience to work in a London based Japanese Hair Salon. Japanese language advantageous. Salary £ 22,000. Please send CV to B:azar Hair, 68 Berwick Street, London W1F 8SY FULL TIME STYLIST REQUIRED for new contemporary hair salon in Surrey. We are relaxed but professional salon and are looking for staff to help us grow. Applicants must be confident in all aspects of hairdressing and have excellent customer service skills. 39 hours a week Tuesday to Saturday and good rates of pay. Please contact Stuart or Matt on 01372 271199 MANGO HAIR full-time position available for talented stylist.To join fantastic, busy salon in West India Quay, Canary Wharf. Excellent opportunity for enthusiastic and hard working individual with lots of personality. Cutting and colouring essential. For more details, contact David on 020 7987 9330 or email davcarvalho6@tiscali.co.uk |
| GOSSIP
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28 2006 |
| ENTERPRENEURS
AVOID WEEKEND WORKING Owner-managers of small and medium-sized companies avoid working at the weekends by cramming more hours in from Monday to Friday, according to a new research. A survey for Barclays Bank found 43% of owner-managers said they would not now work weekends, compared with 36% in 2003. Some 51% of owners saw a desire to retain control and, 67%, the lack of anyone else able to undertake the task, as the main barriers to reducing their hours. Janet Ginnings, who runs Janet Ginnings Hair and Beauty, in Myfair, London, agreed with the research. "It is important for me to have time for my family and also for rest and relaxation. The salon is open on Saturdays but I tend not to work then. I have a good team of staff that I trust so that things run smoothly" she said. |
| GOSSIP
& PETTEGOLEZZI - August
28 2006 |
| WOMEN
DIRECTOR'S MORE LIKELY TO HEAD PROFITABLE BUSINESSES Female company directors are more likely to be involved in profitable businesses than their male counterparts, according to the last analysis of Britain's 3.9m British directors by global information company Experian. It found 57.6% of all female directors were involved in firms that make a profit compared to 56.1% of males. Yet female directors are still outnumbered with 3.3 male directors to every female director. Sarra Pound, director of Cobella, in Battersea, south-east London, said "Women were better placed to achieve a profit because they grow uset to making their money go further in their teens, to buy hair products, make-up, and clothes as well as going out". Rae Palmer, owner of Rae Palmer Hairdressing in Southsea, Hampshire, said she believed women were more successful because they love to talk. But Ray Seymour, general secretary of the National Hairdressers' Federation said "Most of the very successful salons are owned by men in a predominantly female-oriented profession, which seems to fly in the face of the survey". |
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