Free Webinar: Understanding Colour for Cosmetics

Published: 11-Jul-2012

Join X-Rite Colour Expert Richard Gray for a FREE webinar on Friday 10th August at 11.00am BST

Join X-Rite Colour Expert Richard Gray for a FREE webinar on Friday 10th August at 11.00am BST to explore the issues surrounding the management of colour in the Cosmetics and Health & Beauty industry.

Learn how understanding the numbers of colour can help you to eliminate costs by reducing time and waste, improve production time and time to market, and help you achieve consistency for your brand identity.

Do not miss this great opportunity, right from your desktop, and completely free of charge!





DATE: Friday 10th August 2012

TIME: 11.00am BST

LOCATION: Your Desktop

Duration: 50 minutes approx



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