My Eyeliner! A Post About Permanent Make-up My friend Sally (a gorgeous Moroccan woman) was telling me she really wanted her eyeliner tattoo'd. Waking up looking the same as when I go to bed is my lazy life dream! And before you respond that we're nuts...
Looking to enter the New Year looking younger and more refreshed? It's important to plan your beauty needs around a hectic holiday schedule, so if you're thinking of amping up your look for the New Year (or any Holiday Parties) here's some helpful hints/guidelines: Non-Invasive Spray Tan Spray tans typically last 7-14 days. If your thinking of spraying (which I highly recommend), do it as close to your event as possible! You can't shower for 6 hours after a spray, and you can smell a little bit sugary post-spray, so keep this in mind. For the best results, spray the day before. Facial A plain old facial can be done anywhere from...
Another strong misunderstanding a lot of people have around the Boston Area is what products go where Botox does not. If it's caused by gravity: THAT'S NOT BOTOX! HYALURONIC ACID (HA) FILLERS (TEMPORARY) Hyaluronic acid fillers are synthetic sugars that attract water molecules. They are placed in actual wrinkles or other areas that need volume and offer instant results. They fill in marionette lines, lift up jowls or plump up volume along the jaw line where definition has been lost. Restylane, Perlane and Juvéderm (www.juvederm.com) are the most commonly used hyaluronic acid fillers, with Juvéderm being the leading product (I refer to Restylane as 'old school'). There is no need...
While I'm waiting for a few experts to help edit some skin-care specific entries, I thought it's about time to introduce my favorite pharmaceutical--Botox Cosmetic. One in four women over the age of 30 is interested in learning more about Botox, so you are not alone!!! Not only am I user of Botox, but I am also the President (of it's fan club), and a provider of this fountain of youth! I consider myself an expert of injection techniques, the product's history and safety information. Isn't it Botulism: No! Botox, or onobotulonium toxin, is a protein produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum and is considered a powerful neurotoxin. When...
"Executive Decision: I'm getting my cheeks done!" 85 Facebook post responses later...