Goldwell color zoom final comes to salon international 2012

Goldwell will be holding its 2012 Color Zoom final at Salon International in London, in a year which has seen the city boast a host of inspiring international events.

All eyes have been on the capital this year and as tens of thousands of hairdressers from across the globe flock to London for Salon International, Goldwell will be welcoming a host of international guests for the tenth grand final of its annual global colouring competition.

In addition to the competition, Goldwell will also be taking their place on the exhibition floor, providing visitors with inspiration, fashion and the latest in hair colour trends with a live stage, which promises to ignite hairdresser's creativity and passion.

Nick Wood, managing director of Goldwell UK, said: "I am really pleased that Color Zoom will be taking place in London. Not only is this great city an obvious choice for Goldwell in 2012, but it is great to be back at Salon International. If you love your industry then this is one weekend you can't miss - endless inspiration, hairdressers from around the globe, the most talented colorists on the planet competing live, awesome parties and mesmerizing shows. Goldwell's Color Zoom and Salon International is the only place to be this October."

The schedule for the weekend looks set to be an exciting and inspiring one - add these dates to your diary now!

8am - 6pm 

Color Zoom finals live competition. See the national winners complete their work in preparation for the grand finale.

8pm - 2am

Welcome party! Enjoy a showcase with all of the finalists and models in a glittering dinner and after-party at London Fashion Week's favourite venue, Old Billingsgate.

9pm - 2am

The Color Zoom Global Finale. An inspirational show at ExCel for 2,500 global guests which will celebrate ten years of Color Zoom, the launch of Color Zoom 2013 trends and, of course, the announcement of the winners. 

The big event will conclude with a dazzling after-party, which will carry on until the small hours of the morning if previous years are anything to go by!