Sponsor pathway
Put your brand beside the artists shaping beauty. Browista USA is beginning conversations with product brands, educators, media, and industry partners. Share your interest now and the team will follow up to find the right fit.
Interest only. This does not create a registration, contract, speaking appointment, or payment.
What to expect, step by step. 01 Request the sponsor overview Tell the team about your brand, audience, and the kind of partnership you want to explore.
02 Review opportunities Receive the approved event reach, audience, package, and activation options when they are ready.
03 Alignment call Confirm fit, objectives, deliverables, timing, and any category exclusivity.
04 Agreement Document the approved scope, payment, assets, deadlines, and responsibilities.
05 Activation Complete onboarding and coordinate the approved event and promotional deliverables.
Confirmed
Sponsor and strategic partner conversations are open. The California final is confirmed for March 6, 2027 in Newport Beach. Interest can be routed to the Browista USA team now. To be announced
Sponsor packages, pricing, and inventory Audience and attendance projections Brand deliverables and category exclusivity Specific final venue in Newport Beach and production schedule Sponsor standards
A professional fit for the Browista audience. A legitimate business, product, or service relevant to beauty, PMU, education, wellness, or the professional audience Browista serves. Products must comply with applicable U.S. and California laws and regulations where relevant. No counterfeit, misleading, unsafe, or unapproved products may be promoted through the event. Sponsors must follow Browista professional-conduct and brand standards. Benefits such as booth presence, logo placement, social posts, stage recognition, and attendee materials must be defined in writing. Sponsorship never purchases influence over judges, scores, placements, or winners. Sponsors may not pressure judges or organizers about competition results. Any sponsored-competitor relationship that overlaps with judging must be disclosed.