The National Beauty Show is due to hit Liverpool this November

Jody Riley and Alex Alexander

One of the newest and most exciting beauty shows is due to hit the Exhibition Centre Liverpool on 4th and 5th November, 2023. The National Beauty Show will play host to salon owners, beauticians, nail technicians and beauty fans from across the UK, who'll be able to see more than 200 of the biggest names in beauty, wellness, cosmetics and aesthetics. You can can also expect to enjoy live demonstrations on beauty trends, new techniques, and product launches as well as masterclasses, celebrity guests and podcast recordings from the best in the business. So, if your mind is on bridal beauty right now, you won't want to miss this!

The National Beauty Show was conceived by two female beauty entrepreneurs from Liverpool, Jody Riley, a former beautician turned beauty tech entrepreneur and the face of beauty booked app PamperBook/Cliquesy and Alex Alexander, owner of Lex Cosmetics, whose clients include celebrities, the rich and the famous. The Liverpool duo, who've previously run events together, teamed up last year when they launched the National Beauty Awards 2022 to huge sell-out success.

Commenting on the forthcoming Show, Jody says, “The response we've had from across the beauty and cosmetics industry to attend and support this event has been truly amazing. There's a huge amount of excitement for the city with Liverpool showcasing itself to the world with Eurovision and being rated as one of the top tourist destinations in the UK.

Visitors will get to see the latest products, treatments and techniques delivered by popular world-renowned brands. Beauty fans will get tips and beauty hacks from leading influencers, plus discounted products and offers unique to the National Beauty Show.”

Tickets are priced at £11. Book yours online at www.exhibitioncentreliverpool.com/nationalbeautyshowuk

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