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How To Get The Haircut You Want

author Posted by: admin on date Jul 28th, 2008 | filed Filed under: Beauty Articles, Hair Care

Most women have left a hair salon with a hair cut that they are not happy with. We may know what we want before we go, but somehow this gets lost in translation when we get the gown on, and we end up with something complete different!

Here are four points that will help you to get the hair cut you want.

Know what you want before you arrive at the salon. It is amazing how many women arrive and have no idea of what they want. Before your appointment spend some time in front of the mirror at home and experiment with holding your hair back, pushing it forward and other looks that you may be thinking off. Plan your haircut as you would plan an outfit. Ask yourself whether it the style you are thinking of is suitable for different occasions. If you are considering a color as well, make sure that you are certain it is not a whim. It will be with you for quite a time! Make a short list of what you love about your hair, and what you loathe about it. This will give the hairdresser a clearer idea of what you need from a good haircut.

Take a picture of the haircut you want, or at least a picture of something that is very similar. This will give the hairdresser some idea of what look you are aiming for. However, you may need to be prepared to modify your expectations and listen to your hairdressers advice, if, for example, your hair is not suitable for such a cut. But a picture can prove to be a good starting point for discussion.

Make sure you are clear on the style of cut that you have decided on before the hairdresser begins cutting. Sometimes, after discussing lots of styles, it is easy to become confused and forget which one you have actually decided on. You need to ask for clarification that you both have the same style in mind!

Do not put on a false persona. The best thing you can do to ensure that you get a cut that will suit you, is to be yourself. If you are a busy mum who does not have time to spend on her hair in the morning, then you need something simple. Do not be tempted to use your time at the hair salon to be someone you are not. By letting your true personality shine through (even on a bad day!) your hairdresser will have a clearer idea of how your day is spent and what you need from your haircut.

By using these four simple steps, you can build up a relationship with your hairdresser that means that you will always get the cut you want.

Susie Brown owns an online Beauty Supply Store, where you can find all your Favorite Brands of Beauty Products.

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Bare Escentuals Mineral Veil

author Posted by: admin on date Jul 20th, 2008 | filed Filed under: Bare Escentuals, Makeup

Bare Escentuals Mineral Veil

Beauty Product Description:

A luminous 100% pure bareMinerals finishing powder for the face.   Formulated for the ultimate, translucent “finishing touch” to your makeup, Mineral Veil melts into your skin, infusing it with softness and light, giving the look you see with a soft focus camera lens.  Buff on Mineral Veil over bareMinerals Foundation to lend extra staying power.  Completely sheer and ideal for all skin tones, Mineral Veil gently absorbs oil and minimizes the appearance of lines and pores without the buildup of pressed or loose powders that contain parabens, waxes, dyes and binders.

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What to Look For When Visiting a New Hair Salon.

author Posted by: admin on date Jul 13th, 2008 | filed Filed under: Beauty Articles, Hair Care

If you are considering a visit to a salon that you have not been to before, then make an appointment for an initial consultation before you book a haircut or color. These are very often free and can save a lot of heartache in the future.

Use your time at this appointment to look for the following issues that could mean that you are not going to get the attention and service that you require.

What type of atmosphere are you looking for? Are you looking for an outing to socialize and visit with others while getting your service of hair, face, toes or massage? Or, are you looking to enjoy getting a service done in a more private setting? Then a salon that has a location that puts clients in front of a window with foot traffic walking by may not be for you.

A salon that services there clients in individual spaces may also be considered. A salon that maintains a quieter atmosphere with soothing music, less talk, would lend to a relaxing experience.

Do the staff and management all seem to be friendly with each other (albeit in a professional way) as well as with the clients? If there are signs of friction between the staff then you run the risk of a bad day being taken out on your hair!

Does the staff answer personal calls on their cell phones while they are with clients? If so then they are probably not paying the amount of attention to their client as they should.

Inquire with the receptionist about cancellations among the staff. Is the staff attentive? How long did you have to wait in reception to book your appointment? These are signs that will show you how seriously the staff takes the client/hairdresser relationship, as well as their level of professionalism.

Is the salon clean and tidy? Are dirty towels left hanging around rather than being put out of site quickly? Does your gown smell clean and fresh? Is the equipment well maintained and clean? Remember that it will be used on your own hair at your appointment.

If you are not happy with any of the above, then do not feel obliged to follow up your initial consultation with another appointment. It is important that you feel totally at ease with your hairdresser and your surroundings before you let anyone near you with the scissors!

Susie Brown owns an online Beauty Supply Store, where you can find all your Favorite Brands of Beauty Products.

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H2O Plus Milk Body Lotion

author Posted by: admin on date Jul 10th, 2008 | filed Filed under: Best Selling in Beauty, Makeup

H2O Plus Milk Body Lotion

Beauty Product Description
A luxurious, nourishing body lotion that helps replenish depleted moisture, soften skin, and improve elasticity. Rich in concentrated milk proteins and milk lipids, this body lotion replenishes depleted moisture and strengthens skin while drenching it with wholesome goodness. Nourishing vitamins A, D, E, Provitamin B and natural oils help improve skin texture and elasticity. Milk proteins add a glossy sheen while binding high levels of moisture.

Benefits:Rich in concentrated milk proteins and milk lipids, this body lotion replenishes depleted moisture and strengthens skin while drenching it with wholesome goodness. Nourishing vitamins A, D, E, Provitamin B and natural oils help improve skin texture and elasticity. Milk proteins add a glossy sheen while binding high levels of moisture.

Usage: Apply liberally, paying special attention to dry or rough areas.

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How to Care for Your Nails

author Posted by: admin on date Jul 2nd, 2008 | filed Filed under: Beauty Articles, Nail Care

Are your nails strong or brittle? Do they crack, chip or peel? If so, you need to learn basic nail care. Your nails are made of a hard protein called keratin. You can keep your nails healthy with a little tender, loving care. In order to protect your nails and keep them healthy you should avoid harsh chemicals. Be sure to wear gloves when cleaning with household cleaning products. Refrain from biting or picking at your nails.

Keep your hands and nails clean. You can avoid brittle nails by keeping them moisturized. You can do this by rubbing them with lotion. You can moisturize your nails by coating them with petroleum jelly at night before you go to sleep. Wear gloves while you sleep in order to prevent the petroleum jelly from staining your bedding or nightwear. Another method of moisturizing your nails is to soak your fingertips in olive oil for ten minutes once a week. Olive oil is absorbed into the skin and doesn’t leave an excess greasy feeling like petroleum jelly so it is relatively easy to pat your skin and nails dry without the olive oil leaving a heavy residue.

If your nails are brittle try not to use nail polish remover more than once per week. Remember to keep your nails trimmed and push back the cuticles. Wear a clear polish to help strengthen your nails. Use hand cream on a regular basis to keep your hands soft and nails moisturized. File your nails evenly and in one direction with an emery board so that there are no rough edges to snag on clothing or other items. With regular care your nails can be strong and healthy.

When people look at your nails they can tell if you’ve had a manicure lately but when your physician looks at your nails he gets some insight into your overall health. For instance, if your nails have a bluish tint it can be an indication of a lack of oxygen. Ridges in the nails can indicate an iron deficiency. White spots on the nails may be a sign of anemia. If your physician examines your nails when you go in for a check up it is because the nails can provide insight into the state of your overall health.

Be kind to your nails and care for them properly and it will show in their appearance. Proper nail maintenance is relatively simple and spending a little extra time each week to care for them is worth the effort.

About the Author:

Susie Brown owns an online Beauty Supply Store, where you can find all your Favorite Brands of Beauty Products.

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