I have known my darling client Dalee well, since before she was born… I should say I have known her mother Kristin since elementary school. We grew up in the same neighborhood and I have been doing here hair for more than 19 years! Love you Kristi

n! Interesting fact and “its such a small world” tidbit she went

to Mack (The owner of Tantrum) long before I ever knew him.

Well Dalee came to Tantrum just the other day wanting a big change and decided to donate her long tresses to “locks for love” and I was happy to assist her!

We would be happy to help you preserve your hair for donation as well. Please note that hair donated must be 10inches long in a ponytail. You can find more details by going here:
http://www.locksoflove.org/donate.html (Client is required to do the mailing of hair).

The Braided Headband is a great look that you can dress up or down. You can also style it so many different ways, like keeping your hair down, wearing it with a ponytail, or putting it in a bun. I’m going to show you how to do the the braided headband with a braided bun. This is a great 5 minute hair do that’s awesome for on the go!

First, you are going to part your hair as if you were doing a half up/half down hair style and clip the top half up and out of the way for now.

Next, you will part the bottom half vertically and braid each side into milkmaid braids/braided pigtails

Then, you take one braid and flip it upside down onto the top of your head where a headband would go and secure is with a bobby pin. Now do it with the other braid, as well.

Now take the top half of your hair and put it back down. This is what it would look like if you just left your hair down, which is great, but I’m going to continue on with the bun.

Put your remaining hair into a low ponytail and braid it. Then wrap it around into a bun and pin it with bobby pins.

And there you have it, a simple and versatile hair do!

There are many types of waxes and I know it can be confusing but after lots of training and experience I have found that some types are better suited for different areas of the body than others. So for example my European hard wax is best for deli

cate areas like eyebrows, faces, lips and bikini. There is less of a tug with the hard wax and leaves no residue. My azulene wax is best for less delicate areas like arms, legs, chest and back. It is also great for sensitivity but covers broader areas of the body.

It is always advisable for the hair to be grown out 1/4 to 1/2 inch long or 3-4 weeks (whichever comes first) to get the skin as smooth as possible. Always consult with your aesthetician if you are using or taking any acne medication or using creams for acne or anti-aging. They sometimes have ingredients in them that will make the skin sensitive to the wax and could result in scarring. These medications may include Retinol, retin-a, acutane or any words that end with acid such as glycolic acid, lactic acid etc…Also do not suntan before a wax or do any exfoliation.

All that being said, here’s a fun fact for you: waxing was called sugaring and was used by the Egyptians. They made a paste of it and rolled it up and down the skin. They felt like waxing was not only hygienic but a sign of purity! I hope this helps you with your waxing needs. Please call or come in for a more in depth consultation. Here’s to happy and safe waxing!Rich Text AreaToolbarBold (Ctrl + B)Italic (Ctrl + I)Strikethrough (Alt + Shift + D)Unordered list (Alt + Shift + U)Ordered list (Alt + Shift + O)Blockquote (Alt + Shift + Q)Align Left (Alt + Shift + L)Align Center (Alt + Shift + C)Align Right (Alt + Shift + R)Insert/edit link (Alt + Shift + A)Unlink (Alt + Shift + S)Insert More Tag (Alt + Shift + T)Toggle spellchecker (Alt + Shift + N)▼
Toggle fullscreen mode (Alt + Shift + G)Show/Hide Kitchen Sink (Alt + Shift + Z)
FormatFormat▼
UnderlineAlign Full (Alt + Shift + J)Select text color▼
Paste as Plain TextPaste from WordRemove formattingInsert custom characterOutdentIndentUndo (Ctrl + Z)Redo (Ctrl + Y)Help (Alt + Shift + H)

There are many types of waxes and I know it can be confusing but after lots of training and experience I have found that some types are better suited for different areas of the body than others. So for example my European hard wax is best for delicate areas like eyebrows, faces, lips and bikini. There is less of a tug with the hard wax and leaves no residue. My azulene wax is best for less delicate areas like arms, legs, chest and back. It is also great for sensitivity but covers broader areas of the body.
It is always advisable for the hair to be grown out 1/4 to 1/2 inch long or 3-4 weeks (whichever comes first) to get the skin as smooth as possible. Always consult with your aesthetician if you are using or taking any acne medication or using creams for acne or anti-aging. They sometimes have ingredients in them that will make the skin sensitive to the wax and could result in scarring. These medications may include Retinol, retin-a, acutane or any words that end with acid such as glycolic acid, lactic acid etc…Also do not suntan before a wax or do any exfoliation.
All that being said, here’s a fun fact for you: waxing was called sugaring and was used by the Egyptians. They made a paste of it and rolled it

up and down the skin. They felt like waxing was not only hygienic but a sign of purity! I hope this helps you with your waxing needs. Please call or come in for a more in depth consultation. Here’s to happy and safe waxing!
Path:

Check out a few tricks to create a fuller,

thicker looking side BRAID!!

order generic viagra