The iBrow
A personal obsession of mine, the eyebrow. We tend to give it a last minute thought, pluck a few hairs here and there. Or, ask to be " fit in" for an "arch" at the salon. Leaving us at the mercy of whom ever is available at the moment.
The frames for the windows to your soul, should be cared for and groomed properly!
One lives with a bad " arch" for a very long time. Brow hair can take ages to grow back in, and sometimes simply does not.
There are countless hint's and how to's for grooming ones brows. But, what do you do when you are the victim of a bad waxing experience? How do you get your brow's back to beautiful? My answer- ibrow rehab!. Let's go over what is needed.
Hide your tweezers! you need to let your eyebrows grow.
Brows are hair, use products that will help you get through this time. There are brow moouses, that come in an array of colors. Blinc makes an excellent one.
http://www.blincinc.com/mousse.php
Strong enough to hold brows in place,this comes in so handy when trying to regrow. You can brush brows over to cover mistakes, and thicken too thinned brows as well.
A brow brush, and some hair spray. Spray the brush and style your brows. Simple, and it works wonders to fluff over the bad parts of a bad arch.
Brow pencils and powders, can put back what you need,until it grows back .Remember you are drawing a hair at a time, not an entire eyebrow.
Patience,this may take a while.
I will be happy to answer any questions you may have about eyebrows.
Sunday, September 2, 2012
The Ethics Of Esthetics
How do you choose a qualified esthetician?. Reputation, time in the business, education, work experience, word of mouth?.
Yes, all of those. Ask questions, ask friends, just ask.
Having a good relationship and communication with the person who helps you care for your skin, makes for a far more satisfying results. It is key in getting what you want out of your treatments, and at home care.
Your esthetician should be able to answer your questions easily, suggest product and protocol to enable you to deal with whatever skin issues you may have.
How do you choose a qualified esthetician?. Reputation, time in the business, education, work experience, word of mouth?.
Yes, all of those. Ask questions, ask friends, just ask.
Having a good relationship and communication with the person who helps you care for your skin, makes for a far more satisfying results. It is key in getting what you want out of your treatments, and at home care.
Your esthetician should be able to answer your questions easily, suggest product and protocol to enable you to deal with whatever skin issues you may have.
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