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  • Ready, Set, Glow: 6 Steps To Prep Your Skin For Airbrush Tanning

    Airbrush tanning is a fantastic way to achieve a beautiful and healthy-looking tan without damaging your skin from the sun's harmful UV rays. Prepping your skin before the treatment is essential for optimal results. This article will discuss the top things you should do to prepare to get that perfect summer glow. 1. Exfoliate Your Skin Exfoliating helps remove any dead skin cells, which can interfere with the tanning solution's absorption. [Read More]

  • Protect The Graphics: How To Care For Your Graphic Tees

    If you've started wearing graphic tees again, you're not alone. Graphic tees have come back into fashion again. One reason is that graphic tees have a nostalgic feel. Plus, they go with just about anything. But, you do need to take care of your graphic tees. Without the right care, the graphics can crack and peel. If you're not sure how to care for your new graphic tees, read the instructions provided below. [Read More]

  • How to Pair Your Nail Polish with Your Birthday Gemstone for Glam Results

    If you are the kind of woman who is always looking for a theme for her beauty routine, look no further. This month, you are covered. Gemstone colors are becoming increasingly popular, and you can be sure that this will continue to be the case throughout the year of 2017. Try using this month to match your nail-polish color to the gemstone associated with your birthday for dazzling results. January: Garnet [Read More]

  • Important Reasons Licensed Cosmetologists Need Continuing Education

    Your salon may be running smoothly and you may be successful as a cosmetologist right now. However, as time passes, you may get new customers that would like a new style you are not sure about. You may have new customers requesting certain products you are not aware of being available. To remain on the forefront of your cosmetology profession, taking continuing education courses is recommended. Learn more about how you can enhance your skills and remain a highly qualified cosmetologist. [Read More]

  • 7 Tips For Visiting The Hair Salon

    Whether it is your first visit to a hair salon or you are a pro, it is important to be prepared for your visit. By understanding salon etiquette, you can help the stylist give you the results you desire. Before your visit to the hair salon, here are a few things to keep in mind.  Avoid weekend bookings. If this is your first time to the salon or you want to explore a new direction with your hair style, try to choose an appointment on a weekday. [Read More]

  • The 8 Things You Need In Order To Make Castile Soap At Home

    If you're a fan of natural olive oil soap, sometimes referred to as Castile soap, then you should try making it yourself. If you have the right ingredients, then it's not too difficult to make it in your own kitchen. You can find lots of recipes online that tell you the proper proportions of lye to water to oil, but first you need the tools and ingredients. Here's what you need. [Read More]

  • Acne Preventing Tips

    Acne can cause you to feel self-conscious about your skin and it can even be painful if your condition is severe. If you suffer from acne, then there are some things that you should do to make sure that you aren't adding to your reasons for developing a break out. Try following the tips here to help prevent a worse outbreak of acne. Keep your hair out of your face [Read More]

  • How To Remember Your Mother Across The Miles

    Do you realize how close Mother's Day is? May 8th is right around the corner. It's certainly not too soon to start planning a wonderful day for her, especially if you live miles away. From your phone call home to the perfect flowers, here are some ideas that might help you to plan something memorable for your mother. The Phone Call - You surely know that your mother will be expecting to hear your voice, right? [Read More]

  • What You Need To Know About Buying Wedding Bands

    Wedding rings are a nuptials custom in many cultures. Your wedding ring will serve as a sign of your commitment and love for years to come. There are many interesting traditions in other cultures related to the exchange of rings, including: In ancient Rome, the bride wore her wedding ring on her thumb. The Puritans didn't wear wedding bands at all, as they considered them garish. Colonial couples exchanged wedding thimbles, which were considered a more practical alternative to wearing rings. [Read More]

  • Has Your Skin Changed? Three Skin Cancer Types And How To Identify Them

    If you have noticed an unusual lump and/or discoloration on your skin, it could be harmless or it could be signs of a deeper issue--like cancer. While most people in your situation are not doctors or dermatologists, you can still examine skin changes to see if any defining features warrant a doctor visit. There are a few different skin cancer types, and each has its own identifying characteristics.  Melanoma Perhaps the most recognized word in the cancer world is " [Read More]