Blogs & News

Read about the NAHA2023 Mentorship Program Finalists and see their works!

ISSE 2022 has top educators ready to share their techniques, tips and more. Check out these hands-on education and join us in Long Beach, June 25 & 26, 2022.

Read the latest update for this legislative season! Stay up-to-date on issues in your industry and take action on bills in your state.

Amazon Best Selling Author, Consultant, Educator, Jeff Grissler discusses the importance of basics during the post-Covid world in the salon and spa business.

The legislative season is back and in full swing! Stay up-to-date on issues in your industry and take action on bills in your state.

As a beauty professional, it can be difficult to find industry-specific resources for financial literacy so we gathered our favorite tools and information hubs to help you get started on your journey!

For Black History Month, we take a look back at the timeline of the biggest game-changers in the beauty industry who pushed the envelope for innovation and inclusion.

Get into the nitty gritty of the new IRS regulations regarding payment platforms and learn about alternative solutions to Venmo, Cashapp and more.

Check out the Legislative Corner for updates on bills and regulations that will affect the professional beauty industry.

The flagship New Jersey Salon Spa and School Alliance (NJSSSA) integrated with the New Jersey Business and Industry Association (NJBIA) to help the industry through unprecedented economic shifts, which may be here to stay.

This year’s Executive Summit returned to Scottsdale for compelling insights on trends, innovation and connecting with 300 of the beauty industry’s thought leaders, top executives, and leading salon owners.

As a beauty professional, no one knows your clients’ needs quite like you do. You are working with them day in and day out, you know what types of products they want, and you know where to help them find it. With the beauty and personal care market expected to grow to $784.6 billion dollars by 2025, it’s no surprise more beauticians are starting to create their own product lines and sell products in-store.

PBA is proud to be a longtime supporter of the Look Good Feel Better program which is a non-medical, brand-neutral public service program that teaches beauty techniques to people with cancer to help them manage the appearance-related side effects of cancer treatment.