Wednesday, May 28, 2008

International Makeup Trade Show


anyone want to go with me? or meet up? =P

Known simply as “The Show” to the make-up world, the International Make-Up Artist Trade Show (IMATS) is the only show of its kind in the world. Thousands of make-up artists, vendors, manufacturers and enthusiasts convene for the make-up world’s biggest gathering to discuss, display, discover and collect the best the industry has to offer. If you’ve ever wanted to learn the techniques or experiment with the products, or if you just have an interest in the art of make-up, then L.A. is where you need to be in June. The Pasadena Convention Center will host the 10th Anniversary IMATS, which is presented by Make-Up Artist magazine. On June 23 and 24, make-up pros will come together to provide the finest education and demonstrations in the world— ideas will be exchanged, products will be tried, and make-up secrets will be revealed

History
During the mid-’90s, there were no trade shows specifically for make-up artists, and cosmetic companies expressed a desire for such an event. Knowing just how much education could be provided, Make-Up Artist publisher Michael Key held the first International Make-Up Artist Trade Show in August 1997. The Show allowed artists to custom-tailor what they wanted to see. It offered a diverse mix of presentations, products, demonstrations, and education by some of the biggest names in the business. Like Make-Up Artist magazine, the Trade Show continues to further Key’s vision to educate and reach make-up artists around the world.

need to be more convinced? check out enkore's youtube video!

2 comments:

Grayburn May 29, 2008 at 1:20 AM  

Oh I would definitely join you if I was there. This sounds great and a good chance to experiment and play with makeup!

x Grayurn

Vanessa May 29, 2008 at 4:41 PM  

HAHA I am actually attending this show too! Cool! Hope to see you there!

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