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Wednesday, February 17, 2010

CHAIN OF CONFIDENCE EVENT


Please join me for the "CHAIN OF CONFIDENCE" event on February 25th from 6-9:00pm.
www.ieChainofConfidence.com


Local Women’s Forum Offers Confidence Building Techniques

Inland Empire, CA, ---On February 25, at the Four Points Sheridan in Rancho Cucamonga from 6pm to 9pm, BeautiControl and Necessary Nutrition, LLC are hosting the Chain of Confidence Women’s Forum; uniting local women and community leaders to inspire and support one another while benefiting the community.

BeautiControl and Necessary Nutrition, LLC Presents:
CHAIN OF CONFIDENCE FORUM
Confidence: Belief in Oneself and
One’s Powers and Abilities

Our Chain of Confidence event honors women and the profound life altering impact that we have on one another.

Join us and invite other women to attend this special event featuring a panel of accomplished, confident women from our community. I will be one of their panelists as a "Beauty Expert". Even though I've had my own business for 22 years, I'm uncomfortable with the word "Expert". I just have a passion for helping women feel beautiful and sexy. Anyhoo, this powerful evening will enlighten, educate and empower you.

Thursday, February 25, 2010
Four Points Sheraton Hotel
11960 Foothill Blvd, Rancho Cucamonga
6pm to 9pm
Early bird registration ends February 14th

www.ieChainofConfidence.com

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Friday, October 23, 2009

My scar makes me feel insecure

Hiding a scar by permanently camouflaging it will help you feel so much better about yourself...but, be cautious. It takes time, money and a lot of patience! You might have to go through one or many color changes during the process! It all depends on how YOUR SKIN heals the color.

Sometimes it's better to LEAVE IT ALONE and resort to covering it with makeup. If you need help with color choices, I'll be able to assist you at my studio.

If you are willing to go the extra mile and stay with it until the end, it may bring back your confidence.

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Monday, June 15, 2009

How do I cover my scar?



Most scars can be hidden by flesh toned pigments that are put in the skin with needles. You can cover your scar with camouflage work...permanently. With the right pigment color, topical anesthetic and the digital 'Nouveau' machine, it can be accomplished. In the permanent makeup industry, this is called a 'Para-medical' procedure.

For example...I had a client come to see if I could camouflage scars from a face lift. The 1 3/4 inch scar was white and located under the chin. With a simple 'color patch' test, (there were several involved) we found the closest color to the skin. Voila, no more scar!

Don't think it's that easy, though! While the end result is worth it, it does take time, patience and money. It's an investment that will bring back your confidence and self-esteem.

No more scars!

If you are a person who does not mind covering your scar with makeup every day, I will match the perfect foundation that will hide your scar. Otherwise, come and see me for scar camouflage work. You'll be happy you did.

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Thursday, May 14, 2009

How long does permanent lipstick last?


Permanent lips last a L O N G time but it varies with each client. I have a client who has beautiful soft pink natural lip color that has lasted over 7 years. It still looks as if I did her lips yesterday.

Other clients who are in the sun everyday have come back for a Touch Up visit every 3 years.

If you have small lips, uneven lips, wrinkled lips, bad vision or your lipstick does not stay on very long, permanent lipstick is for YOU!

I customize the color based on your personal taste, hair color, skin color and eye color.

You'll love it....and so will your significant other.

No more lipstick on drinking glasses, smeared on a man's shirt or left on his face after a smooch.

Go Permanent!!!

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Does permanent eye liner hurt?


That's a good question and one that is asked frequently. I have to say from my own experience, having my eye liner done permanently did not hurt but it was strange. The pressure from the technician stretching the skin was weird because (let's face it) who ever goes near your eyes...no one. That is itself was different. During the procedure, my eyes were closed the entire time. That was relieving.

I have to sum it up by saying that having your eyeliner procedure done is Bizarre....not painful. I love it!!! It gives my eye definition 24/7.

Before the procedure, there is a topical anesthetic applied to numb the area.
Easy, Breezy!

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Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Am I a candidate for permanent brows?


I recently had a 61 year wise client come to see me for permanent brows. She thought she might be too old for permanent cosmetics. Not so...you can be as young as 18 or as old as my client who is 93. All ages benefit from permanent cosmetics.

My younger client had hair but did not have enough...so she needed a bit of shadowing/ shading. After the procedure, it looked as if she added a powder to your brows. (but she didn't...she came to see me for permanent brows). Now she has more time for herself instead of spending time applying product to her brows.

My wiser client lost her brow hairs over the years so she needed a shape along with single hair strokes to make her look as if she had natural brow hairs. ( I loved it when she jumped for joy after her procedure)!

Both look beautiful. Both are happy. Both don't need to spend any more time and energy putting on their brows every morning....having permanent brows took care of that!!!

Yea!

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Wednesday, January 28, 2009

Showgirls


Well, it's true! I was a Showgirl and worked for MGM Grand for over 10 years.... I absolutely loved it! Many of you saw my photo on my web page. For those of you who did not, simply hold down your cursor over my bio photo ---- and poof...there I am in a full costume during Don Arden's "Hello Hollywood Hello".

My Web designer, James, put it in there as a surprise. Sneaky, sneaky.

MGM SHOWGIRL: http://www.rgj.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/200808240137/LIV/808240306

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