Written by Dana Thomas Wednesday, 15 August 2012 09:46
What is a “Loub Job”? Cheryl Burgess M.D., a clinical professor of dermatology at Georgetown University started helping HIV patients by injecting their feet with fillers since HIV patients lose fat in their feet. Word of this got out and now Dr. Burgess does fat transfers and other fillers like Sculptra to help women be more comfortable in their Christian Louboutin shoes.
Written by Dana Thomas Wednesday, 08 August 2012 08:31
As stylist we are always trying in subtle ways to get our clients to look younger and fresher. We know wrinkles make you look old and a fresh, rosy glow makes you look younger. But, there are surprising ways to help your appearance look younger.
Written by Dana Thomas Wednesday, 01 August 2012 09:14
If you color your hair, you need to pay close attention to what shampoo you are using. Colored hair may be vulnerable to drying out and becoming frizzy. The coloring process breaks down the follicle and strips the hair of natural moisture. Here are some important things to consider when selecting shampoo for your hair and some other tips for taking care of your hair when it has been colored or highlighted.
Regular shampoo that isn’t designed for color treated hair can strip away the color and cause even more damage to the hair and scalp.
Written by Dana Thomas Tuesday, 24 July 2012 18:10
On May 9, 2012 the cosmetology world lost Vidal Sassoon. He was a superb stylist and educator that did so much for the world. On July 2012 his son Elan Sassoon wrote about his dad.
Written by Dana Thomas Wednesday, 18 July 2012 08:53
In days gone by, barbers were just men of all trades. Before the 1920’s, men’s grooming products were made at home, but in 1925 C.D. Murray introduced Murray’s Pomade and helped those smoothed back styles stay back. Curly hair was then in fashion and was made popular by film stars like Douglas Fairbanks around 1930, but the pomade still helped hold the curls in place.
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