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according to Nita Kahlon;
Eyelash tinting is a process wherein your eyelashes are dyed to make them look darker. Depending on your skin type and hair color, you can achieve eyelash colors, including black, blue, shades of brown, grey or whatever color best fits your complexion.
Eyelash tinting will benefit people that are sensitive to make-up, people who are active in sports (especially swimming) and people who have no time to apply make-up daily. This process is also ideal for people who wear contact lenses because they don’t have to suffer putting on mascara any longer.
The process involves a quick and non-surgical procedure using vegetable dye as tint. Compared to putting on mascara, the effects of eyelash tinting is very natural. For this reason, most salons and spas cannot lighten the color of your natural eyelashes.
Before any lash tinting procedure, you should attend a consultation with the therapist. At least two day before your eyelash tinting treatment, you need to undergo a patch test to ensure there are no allergic reactions or sensitivities to a product. Then, your therapist will recommend the best color that could fit your skin type and hair color to produce the best results.
A typical eyelash tinting takes around fifteen minutes. Because of this, tinting your eyelash can fit into busiest of schedules. Once you arrive at the salon, the therapist will place cotton under your closed eyes and then apply a small amount of vegetable dye onto your eyelashes. After ten minutes, the dye is removed with water. The results could last around four to six weeks.
In addition, home tinting kits should be avoided, unless you are a trained professional. This is because not only can the treatment be messy, it could also yield results that are not as effective as those done in the salons are. Eyelash tinting done by a professional can provide amazing and long lasting results..
Information from Nita Kahlon
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Getting a facial is one of the best investments you can make in yourself.
That's the advice of aestheticians, experts trained in skin-care and to provide
facials. Not only can a facial make your skin look better, it's also a great way
to clean out pores which are beleaguered by weather, pollution and stress.
A lot of us are investing in our faces these days. The net result is often
softened wrinkles, better skin tone, brighter complexions, fewer break-outs,
improved firmness, and, relaxation. Defying Mother Nature is big business; the
skin-care products industry is expected to grow as much as 40 percent this year.
Last year, $1.4 billion was spent at salons in skin-care products alone,
according to Kathy Shingara, director of the Institute of Aesthetic Arts and
Sciences (IAAS) in Southbury, Conn.
"Skin-care is the fastest-growing portion of the beauty industry
today," said Shingara. "This I know."
As more baby-boomers search for ways to turn back the clock, and
encourage their daughters to begin good skin-care early, facials are an
affordable way to do something special for yourself. Averaging about $50 for 45
minutes to an hour, facials are a lot less expensive than the more serious
chemical peels, laser procedures and botox injections. At some high-priced
salons, however, facials can run $100 and more.
Even some dermatologists agree that facials can help. But doctors,
somewhat less enthusiastic about the anti-aging power of facials, advise you to
be sure the person doing your facial is well trained. No picking or digging for
blackheads, says Dr. Meryl Joerg, a New York City dermatologist and member of
the American Academy of Dermatology. "Don't ever do anything that would break
the skin."
Shingara, who has been teaching aestheticians for more than 30 years,
says that facials shouldn't break the skin. "The basis of a good facial is to
reestablish balance in the skin and prevent aging," she said. The best ones are
always customized to a woman's specific skin needs.
In a good facial, expect the aesthetician to first analyze your skin and
decide what type of products to use. Next, she'll do a deep cleansing. Good
cleansing rids the face of makeup residue, as well as wipes away pollution.
Next comes exfoliation to get dead cells off. The trend today is in
non-abrasive exfoliation, products that penetrate into the pores without any
scrubbing. "When you keep as many dead cells off as possible, new cells can find
their way to the top and you'll look better," said Shingara. Exfoliation also
helps restore lost moisture. Dry skin doesn't regenerate itself well, she said.
Toner is the next step, usually sprayed in a fine mist to restore balance to
the skin. A toner shouldn't take the place of a good cleanser, however, its
purpose isn't to remove residue that you should have gotten off with your
cleanser.
Depending on what's going on with your face, the next step would be a
special treatment. Oily skin would have different products applied than dry
skin. Someone might be fighting blackheads, while another may be plagued with
redness. Sometimes gentle steam is applied to help the skin absorb the products.
Alphahydroxy (AHA) products may be used during this step for a glycolic facial.
AHAs are great for helping to regenerate the skin.
Ah, the massage, that comes next. The aesthetician will usually apply a
cream to moisturize and nourish your face and massage it in for a few
minutes.
The mask, usually a clay mixture, then soaks up excess oil as well as
brightens and tones the skin. There are many types of masks available today.
Application of a day or night cream is the finishing touch. Day creams
protect and moisturize, night creams nourish.
You should see a difference in your skin right away. It should appear
brighter, firmer and freshened. A facial shouldn't make you break out; if that's
happening, it's not the right product for you.information from All About Facials



According to experts (in this case, Wikipedia)
Waxing is a method of temporary hair removal which removes the hair from the root. New hairs will not grow back in the previously waxed area for three to eight weeks. Almost any area of the body can be waxed, including eyebrows, face, bikini area, legs, arms, back, abdomen and feet. There are many types of waxing suitable for removing unwanted hair.
Waxing is accomplished by spreading a wax combination thinly over the skin. A cloth or paper strip is then pressed on the top and ripped off with a quick movement against the direction of hair growth. This removes the wax along with the hair and dead skin cells, leaving the skin smooth. Another method of waxing involves hot wax, a soft wax directly applied to the skin. The wax then hardens when it cools, thus allowing the easy removal by a therapist without the aid of cloths. This waxing method is very beneficial to people who have sensitive skin.
New hair growth in waxed areas is soft and fine, not sharp and coarse like shaved hair. After repeated waxing for areas like the eyebrows and lower legs, hair regrowth is less common and, in some cases, hair will never regrow.
What is massage?
Massage is a "hands-on" therapy in which muscles and other soft tissues of the body are manipulated to improve health and well-being. Varieties of massage range from gentle stroking and kneading of muscles and other soft tissues to deeper manual techniques. Massage has been practiced as a healing therapy for centuries in nearly every culture around the world. It helps relieve muscle tension, reduce stress, and evoke feelings of calmness. Although massage affects the body as a whole, it particularly influences the activity of the musculoskeletal, circulatory, lymphatic, and nervous systems.
How does massage work?
When a practitioner massages soft tissue, electrical signals are transmitted both to the local area and throughout the body. These signals help heal damaged muscle, stimulate circulation, clear waste products via the lymphatic system, boost the activity of the immune system, reduce pain and tension, and induce a calming effect. They may also enhance a general sense of well-being by stimulating the release of endorphins (natural pain-killers and mood elevators) and reducing levels of certain stress hormones.
What is massage good for?
In general, massage is believed to support healing, boost energy, reduce recovery time after an injury, ease pain, and enhance relaxation, mood, and well-being. In addition to being of value for many musculoskeletal problems such as low back pain, osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia, and sprains and strains, massage may relieve depression in people with chronic fatigue syndrome, ease chronic constipation (when thetechnique is performed in the abdominal area), decrease swelling after a mastectomy (removal of the breast), alleviate sleep disorders, and improve self-image. In the workplace, massage has been shown to melt away stress and enhance mental alertness.
Studies have found that massage relieves chronic back pain more effectively than other treatments (including acupuncture and conventional medical care for this condition with education via books and videos) and, in many cases, costs less than other treatments for this common health problem. In addition, mothers and newborns also appear to benefit from massage. Mothers trained to massage their infants often feel less depressed and have a better emotional bond with their babies. Newborns who receive massage from their mothers also tend to cry less, and are more active, alert, and sociable. Premature babies who receive massage therapy have been shown to gain weight faster than preemies who do not receive this type of therapy. Infants who receive massage regularly may also sleep better, be less gassy or colicky, and have better body awareness as well as more regular
digestion.