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Staff join in 25th celebrations and symposium

Wanganui Midweek
3 Jul, 2018 09:23 PM2 mins to read

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Elizabeth Palmer, founder (left); Shannon Kingstone, senior skin care therapist; Lenore McIver, assistant manager; Carla Betancur, skin care therapist; Justine Palmer, owner/director.

Elizabeth Palmer, founder (left); Shannon Kingstone, senior skin care therapist; Lenore McIver, assistant manager; Carla Betancur, skin care therapist; Justine Palmer, owner/director.

By JUSTINE PALMER
Owner / Director
Elizabeth Palmer Skin Care

The staff at Elizabeth Palmer Skin Care (EPS) in Victoria Ave recently joined Dermalogica stockists from all over New Zealand to celebrate 25 years of Dermalogica in New Zealand at Rydge's Hotel in Queenstown.

EPS was one of the original stockists of the Dermalogica skin care range and has been offering it for 23 years.
The team and their partners attended the symposium along with 100 Australian skin care therapists and 60 New Zealand Dermalogica stockists.

The symposium enabled Dermalogica skin care professionals to connect, keep up to date with innovations in the industry, develop business skills and be inspired by each other.
The theme was "Remarkable Moments", which also reflected The Remarkables mountain range in Queenstown.
Speakers were from the US, Australia and New Zealand.

New Zealand's 25th birthday celebration event was at Jack's Point Restaurant, with the farewell dinner held the following evening at Mount Soho Winery.

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I always say that to be successful is to communicate with vision.
We experience a lot of pain in business today. While it causes disruption it challenges ourselves to change. Staying in a safe zone stops us driving the business.

Elizabeth Palmer Skin Care has had a fantastic year so far with winning a placement in the Platinum Circle — recognition we are outstanding in all aspects of skin care therapy, communication and customer service — and it's only June!

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