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CELEB MAKE-UP ARTIST DERRICK RUTLEDGE TO DEBUT HAIR CARE STYLING SYSTEM

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Hollywood's top beauty experts are confirmed to attend the the debut of Some of famed beauty expert and make-up artist to the stars Derrick Rutledge's new line OOH Hair Care Styling System.  Leaders in the beauty industry such as Elgin Charles, Kim Kimble, Sir Tony, Travolta, and host Giorgio Vango will be in the house at the exclusive Hair Show and product launch, Monday, August 29, 2011, at 4:00 p.m., The Game, 5630 W. Manchester Ave, Westchester, CA. 

Collectively the beauty experts confirmed for tonight's event have worked with some of Black Hollywood's biggest stars including Beyonce, Gabrielle Union, Vivica Fox, Angela Bassett, Kelly Rowland, Mary J. Blige, Taraji P. Henson, and many more.  The hair show will be one of the most important, and visually exciting events to hit LA's beauty industry

The host for the evening is renowned hair stylist, Giorgio Vango.  Recognized as one of the best in the industry, he has hosted hair shows all over the world, including the Annual SIBE Hair Show, the Annual Bronnor Brothers Hair Show, and the Hair War Tours. He will bring his signature style and personality as he unveils Derrick Rutledge’s new line to the Los Angeles market.

Derrick Rutledge is among the elite in the beauty industry.  He is responsible for bringing back the glamour of Old Hollywood, and creating ‘art’ on the faces of some of today’s biggest stars, and modern day icons including First Lady Michelle Obama, Patti LaBelle, Chaka Kahn, and Oprah Winfrey.

Beauty industry writers and photographers interested in covering this event, contact Girl in Charge Public Relations.  Request must be in by Friday, 8/26, 2011.  For additional information about Derrick Rutledge or his product lines visit www.oohlifestyle.com.

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