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~Fun Facts Friday~ When did it become popular to color hair? In 1950, only about 7% of women colored their hair, but in 2015, was up to about 75%. We recommend that you protect your colored tresses with the Paul Mitchell Ultimate Color Repair Shampoo, Ultimate Color Repair Conditioner and Ultimate Color Repair Triple Rescue Serum, stop by the salon to pick yours up! #krsglamsquad #haircolor #paulmitchell  ~Fun Facts Friday~ The University of Southern Queensland found that facial hair can block up to 95% of the sun’s harmful UV rays. Which means beards can go a long way in protecting you from things like basal-cell carcinomas. (Cancer). Not to mention, also help prevent visible signs of ageing around your face, head and neck. #BeardsAreHealthy #ForeverYoung #krsglamsquad  From the table of Kimberly Carver-Wilder - Esthetician and Owner of KRS Hair & Wax Studio 1. GROW IT OUT: 4 Weeks of outgrowth is recommended. That means no shaving, "NAIRing" or trimming! 2. EXFOLIATE: Exfoliate with a sugar scrub (preferably Butterscotch Baby Glow Exfoliant) for a few days prior to your appointment. Exfoliating loosens the hair from the follicle and thereby making the waxing release easier. 3. PAIN MANAGEMENT: Take an Ibuprofen 1 hr. prior to your appointment. 4. GRANNY PANTIES: Wear big, comfortable undies. Your skin may be sensitive after and cotton bloomers may be more welcome than a small piece of lace. 5. WIPE IT DOWN: Use a feminine wipe upon arrival. Be sure to remove excess oils and fluids. 6. RELAX: I do this all day, every day and I'm really good at it. Relax, you're in good hands.  ~Fun Facts Friday~ Hair is more elastic than you think! It can expand by up to 30% of its original length when wet and mire than 50% when straightened. #ShrinkageIsReal #krsglamsquad   As you are preparing for the coming of spring; switching out your winter clothes for your lighter, brighter pieces; remember your skin could use the opportunity to be lighter and brighter ... full of it's own glow!
Our pampering body polish service will help to provide just that essential seasonal change you're in need of. For petal soft skin that craves to be touched, indulge yourself in this all over, massaging, body exfoliation and oiliation that will silken your every curve. Call for your appointment ... today! 414-265-7919 #krsglamsquad  While fruit-infused water may seem like a small part of the spa experience, it provides big health benefits. Essential to life, water delivers oxygen to cells, flushes toxins from the body, and may help to achieve and maintain a healthy weight. Jun 15, 2012 Spa Water | alivewww.alive.com/food/spa-water/ Here are a couple of recipes! (see below) https://www.pinterest.com/pin/ASOeWMMkWZ72foslPdVtbnvNTSZe_bKMjxmGbtH6ZWODL5_4Z2J59oQ/  Getting ready for a fabulous weekend?! Don't forget to schedule your appointment with one of our lash techs: Ina or Tod'Tiana!
Here's a lil' glam tip for you... just so you can be sure it's ok to add a little color to your lid WITH your luxurious lash look: Yes, you can wear makeup with them.If you can't stand the thought of ditching your smoky eye, don't worry, you don't have to. Only liquid-based eye products can be damaging to the extensions, but you can get away with a tiny wing of liquid liner as long as you're not dragging it along the lash line. Make sure to carefully remove the shadow or liner with oil-free makeup remover and Q-tips for precision. Most importantly, stay away from mascara entirely as it leaves the extensions crusty and damaged. It's only acceptable if you're at the end of your cycle and will be getting a fresh set in a few days. https://intothegloss.com/2016/07/eyelash-extensions-pros-and-cons/  Lena Says: OIL SHEEN is used to add shine, NOT moisture. If you are looking for your hair to be soft and nurished, make sure to use a MOISTURIZER.
I suggest: Butterscotch Baby Hair Lotion. Also, to treat dry scalp, use Butterscotch Baby Scalp S.O.S. You'll thank me later! |
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