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THE 5th INTERNATIONAL SPECIALIZED EXHIBITION IN BEAUTY INDUSTRY IN THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN

The 2008 edition contained 51 companies from 16 countries, including Bulgaria, Egypt, Germany, Great Britain, India, Israel, Italy, Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Poland, Russia, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, USA, Uzbekistan.
The exhibition is being organized by TNT Productions, Inc., a specialized exhibition company. In the past 20 years, TNT has produced more than 200 industry events that have been held in virtually every major city in the USA. Since 1987, TNT has produced a large number of specialized Russian/CIS exhibitions including exhibitions in Uzbekistan since 1996. Exhibition pavilions of “Uzexpocentre” completely satisfy the international standards of holding the biggest exhibition events. In addition Uzexpocentre have the conference hall, open exhibition area and up-to-date exhibition equipment.

For additional information please contact:
TNT Productions Inc.
Phone: (998 71) 1204347, 1404347
Fax: (998 71) 1404348
e-mail: BeautyExpo@tntexpo.com
web: www.tntexpo.com/EN/article/1177.html

TO READ THE EVENT BROCHURE:

Nestlé has confirmed it would be in a position to bid for another 30% stake in L’Oréal when its lock-up agreement with France’s Bettencourt family, also part-owners of L’Oréal, ends later this month. Nestlè says it’s unlikely it is to make a quick decision about whether to buy or sell. The Swiss food giant, which has owned its sizeable chunk of L’Oréal stock since 1974, has first refusal if the Bettencourt family do eventually decide to sell. So what could happen? Many analysts feel Nestlé should keep its head down with itsstaple business of ice cream, cakes, breakfast cereal and pet food rather than budy itself with hair and skincare. Buying deeper into L’Oréal would also be problematic for major Nestlé shareholders. Sanford Bernstein analyst Eric Scher agrees: “Nestlé would be taking on more of a troubled business and transplant-ing it deeper into their own business. It just wouldn’t work”. However, a more realistic scenario is for Nestlé to gradually bleed off its L’Oréal stake over time, though Scher says he doesn’t think this will happen any time soon. “Nestlé has been invested in L’Oréal a long time and I still expect them to be major investors in five years time”. Of course, Nestlé could attempt to sell it’s own L’Oréal stake outright but few could afford the ticket price. Realistically, the only operator who could absorb L’Oréal more or less successfully would be P&G said one City analyst. Meanwhile both Nestlé and the Bettencourt family say they will continue to act “in concert towards the L’Oréal company beyond 29 April 2009”. L’Oréal certainly remains vulnerable currently due to a rash of recent sales warnings. Just before Cosmetics International went to press, its boss Jean-Paul Agon abandoned his previously agreed stock options package – a sign that L’Oréal is under some shareholder pressure, as well as some impatience from a French government fed up with excessive boardroom when its domestic economy is struggling amid the global recession. Simmering in the background meanwhile is the matter of a feuding mother and daughter at the centre of L’Oréal’s own operations – a potentially sticky situation. In a separate development, it is rumoured Nestlé is preparing a swoop buy on US-based nutritional maker NBTY.

Biolage Rejuvathérapie

MATRIX, n° 1 nei saloni americani, lancia Biolage Rejuvathérapie, , un trattamento antiage per le donne over 40. Per contrastare l’invecchiamento dei capelli i prodotti Biolage Rejuvathérapie ristabiliscono gli scompensi dovuti all’età. Ridensificano i capelli apportando gli elementi nutritivi necessari, senza appesantirli. Li rendono più corposi, forti e luminosi, facendoli apparire più giovani e sani fin dalla prima applicazione!

Age Rejuvenating Shampoo deterge in profondità i capelli fragili e privi di vitalità. Grazie alla sua formula ricca di elementi nutritivi, nutre i capelli svolgendo un’azione anti età. Age Rejuvenating Conditioner nutre e rende morbidi i capelli grazie ad emollienti tonificanti proteggendoli dalle aggressioni esterne quotidiane che ne favoriscono l’invecchiamento. Age Rejuvenating Intensive Masque intensifica la morbidezza, la forza e la lucentezza dei capelli. Li idrata in profondità senza appesantirli, donando loro maggiore elasticità e pettinabilità.

Dal cuore della natura, gli ingredienti più efficaci

Licopene: estratto dal pomodoro previene l’invecchiamento dei capelli e protegge dall’azione dannosa dei radicali liberi.
Omega 3: ricavato dal semi di fiore di camelia per le sue proprietà nutrienti.
Proteine di riso: donano densità e forza, rendono la fibra più resistente ed elastica.

Proudly presents

NIGHT OF THE STARS &
MONDIAL PERFORMANCE

Paris – 12th & 13th September 2009

PUREOLOGY è nata dal desiderio di Jim Markham, fondatore della marca, di concentrare, in una gamma di trattamenti haircare, il meglio per proteggere e far durare più a lungo la bellezza dei capelli colorati. Grazie ad una scelta di formulazione unica che concentra l’Anti Fade Complex e formule senza solfati, gli shampoo di Pureology aiutano i capelli a trattenere meglio il colore e a preservarne la brillantezza a lungo. Una promessa costruita su un’approfondita analisi dei bisogni dei capelli colorati e del processo di sbiadimento del loro colore.

100% VEGANO
Non contiene ingredienti di origine animale o prodotti di origine animale.
ANTIFADE COMPLEX
Miscela di potenti antiossidanti, inclusi Eliogenolo, Vitamine C ed E, e filtri UVA e UVB per difendere il colore dalle aggressioni dei radicali liberi e ottimizzare la durata del colore.
Include: Eliogenolo, Filtri Solari, Vitamine C ed E, Melanina Vegetale.
INGREDIENTI BOTANICI
Parti di piante come foglie, fiori, radici o bacche. Gli ingredienti botanici apportano ricondizionamento a tutti i tipi di capelli. I nostri ingredienti arrivano da coltivazioni dove non sono stati utilizzati pesticidi o fertilizzanti chimici.
ZEROSOLFATI
Miscela di agenti detergenti delicati derivati da estratti di cocco, mais e zucchero. Detergono il capello nel massimo rispetto.

TOCADORES AL GUSTO

RAS, ROCK, COUNTRY, SKAT, TOK… ¿Qué tocador prefiere? Espejo, espejito mágico, ¡por cuál me decido? Un amplio abanico, donde PAHI, fiel a su tradición de fabricante, impone el diseño y la calidad de los materiales. Imperan, en todos ellos, la carga minimalista, la estilización rectangular, más o menos acusada. RAS llega en laminado mirta; ROCK, en zebrano natural; COUNTRY, en zebrano; SKAT, en plata; o TOK, en portland, el doble tocador. Todo, a su gusto, para que la personalidad del salón se realce con los deseos particulares. Un tocador esbelto que refleja el arte y la creación del profesional peluquero.

sells African-American hair care business

Procter & Gamble (P&G) has sold ethnic hair care company Johnson Products to a group of investors for an undisclosed sum.
Johnson Products is a major player in the ethnic hair care market with annual sales of $23m and range of 30 products that includes the Gentle Treatment and Ultra Sheen brands.
Johnson Products has been in the hands of P&G since 2003 when P&G acquired the business as part of its acquisition of Wella.

Johnson Products goes independent

After more than five years as owners, P&G decided to part company with Johnson Products and has sold it to a newly formed independent entity comprising of private equity firms and industry veterans.
Eric Brown and Renee Cottrell-Brown are the industry veterans who will become both part owners and managers of Johnson Products.
The husband and wife team have extensive experience in ethnic hair care having held senior executive positions at Pro-Line International, a subsidiary of Alberto-Culver.
Focusing on new opportunities
The pair will be hoping to reenergize Johnson Products and seize the opportunities presented by what they estimate to be a $1.8bn marketplace.
“The new Johnson Products Company will provide us with a platform to bring product innovations and promotions to a unique multi-cultural consumer group and reintroduce the brands to a new generation,” said Eric Brown.
Founder George Ellis Johnson gave his endorsement to the sale. He said: “It makes me extremely happy to know that the brands of Johnson Products will be owned by people who understand the African-American consumer market and care about the brands.”