IBS New York 2008 Show Preview

Techniques & Trends CUTTING FREE WITH YOUR PAID EXHIBIT HALL ADMISSION • SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE SHEARSHANK REDEMPTION with Bennie Pollard • Hair by Bennie and Friends Sunday, April 27, 10:00am – 11:30am • Room 1E15 Monday, April 28, 10:00am – 11:30am • Room 1E15 CLIPPER CUTTING & RAZOR CUTTING with Jim Jones • Jim Jones Eagle Int’l Seminars Sunday, April 27, 12:00pm – 1:30pm • Room 1E13 Monday, April 28, 2:00pm – 3:30pm • Room 1E13 Break out of your routine! Escape from your behind-the-chair prison! International platform artist Bennie Pollard and Team Bennie Factor will free you from the sameness you dread! This interactive hair design seminar highlights tool selection, fabric and shape decisions plus ﬁnishing tactics. about bennie: Salon owner and hairdresser Bennie Pollard opened his salon, Hair by Bennie and Friends in 1992. It was recognized as one of the top salons in the United States by Glamour magazine. Pollard won his ﬁrst NAHA in 2003 for the Avant Garde category and again in 2007 in the Contemporary Classic Category for a total of six nominations and two wins. Learn the latest techniques in razor and clipper cutting on both men and women. The class will feature razor layering on long hair, underbeveling with razor, ﬂipped up layer cut, taming cowlicks, backteasing, curly hair razoring and razor under the comb. Jim will also demonstrate clipper cutting on long hair, short sassy cut, medium bob, ﬂattops, fades, businessman’s haircut and long hair shaping. about jim: Jim Jones has been a featured educator at 44 national and international beauty shows in North America and Europe. His haircutting techniques have been featured on the Discovery Channel, in American Salon, Modern Salon, Inspire/Insights and many other publications. Jim’s haircutting shows have received rave reviews from coast to coast. Jim Jones will educate, motivate and entertain you to your highest level of excellence in Razor Cutting and Clipper Cutting. Catch Nick’s Main Stage Presentations! with Nick Arrojo • Arrojo Studio SUNDAY and MONDAY Sunday, April 27 10:00am – 11:30am • Room 1E13 Monday, April 28, 4:00pm – 5:30pm • Room 1E13 PRECISION RAZORING X-TREMELY LIVE with Brad Graham • Salon 29 Precision Razoring is an Arrojo-inspired class, designed for mastery of the straight edge blade. You will learn the fundamentals of classic razor work, including cutting one-length lines, graduation, and layering. These precision-based razoring essentials are followed with advanced techniques developed and practiced at Arrojo Studio. Creating swinging bangs, panel cutting, and texturizing come into sharp focus, and are demonstrated on the soft and stylized, loose and deconstructed looks that will be the trendsetting styles of 2008. about nick: With 25 years in the industry, Nick’s pioneering approach to hair styling is recognized worldwide. His cutting edge work has graced print and television on countless occasions. Nick is well known as a featured stylist in TLC’s hit show “What Not to Wear” and is the owner of Arrojo Studio in Manhattan. Sunday, April 27, 2:00pm – 3:30pm • Room 1E15 Monday, April 28, 4:00pm – 5:30pm • Room 1E15 Brad focuses on real hairdressing in real time in this class. This international artist creates incredible fashion and hair culture with his D.E.A.D. Cutting (Degree, Elevation, Angle and Depth), PISTON Cut, Devastation Long Hairculture, X-Treme Makeup/BodyArt and Sinister Hairstyling. about brad: Brad Graham is the latest sensation in the industry and is featured in numerous magazines, TV and trade shows worldwide. He is known for his powerful stage performances, product line, aggressive and progressive style and his passion for the craft. SHADOW AND LIGHT with Oscar NOUVEAU CLASSICS, CUT AND COLOR TECHNIQUES with Frank & Belinda • Salon & Spa Visage Color & Cut Gambuzza Bond • Oscar Bond Studio Sunday, April 27, 12:00 –1:30pm • Room 1E15 Monday, April 28, 2:00pm – 3:30pm • Room 1E15 Sunday, April 27, 2:00pm – 3:30pm • Room 1E13 Monday, April 28, 12:00pm – 1:30pm • Room 1E13 Join Oscar in a creative and inspiring demonstration on how to design a truly great hair cut. Oscar will share his signature approach to cutting structure and building shapes. He will provide tips and techniques you can use everyday in the salon to build business, press and increase client retention. about oscar: Oscar Bond began his career at the esteemed Vidal Sassoon Academy in London and later joined the Aveda Artistic Style Council as Head of Education for the Aveda Institute. He is featured in both consumer and trade magazines and was nominated Hairdresser of the Year by Japan’s Shinbiyo magazine. The Oscar Bond Salon was voted as one of New York City’s Top Ten Salons was featured on Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, as well as, on other top shows. As the Creative Director for L’ANZA Healing Haircare, Oscar has found a new and exciting path in his exclusive partnership with DAVEXLABS, LLC. Frank and Belinda give you the how and why of creating modern haircolor and haircuts that are destined to be tomorrow’s classics. These techniques can be used to create a variety of looks and will be explained thoroughly so you can immediately add them to your routine behind the chair. about frank & belinda: The Gambuzzas, along with their creative team, have been teaching a wide range of techniques worldwide. Owners of Salon and Spa Visage in Knoxville, TN. They are well-known for their approachable teaching style and ability to connect with hairdressers at all levels. 12 • R E G I S T E R O N L I N E & S AV E $ 1 0 A D AY ! • w w w. I B S n e w y o r k . c o m http://www.IBSnewyork.com

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Contents Conference at a Glance Main Stage Directory of Exhibitors Hands-On Classes Techniques & Trends: Cutting Shades of Profit: Color Fashion Focus: Styling Shades of Beauty Artistry & Income: Makeup The Art of Nails Better Business Life Support Exhibitor Education General Information For the Student Registration Form

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