Monthly Archives: December 2011

Of course you want to look your best on your wedding day — and your groom does, too! Prepare yourself and your sweetie by devising a complete regimen of hair, skin, and health care as soon as you start your … Continue reading →

Don’t go running for the hills just yet… perms are back. Long haired curly perms and body waves are springin’ up all over the place! I’m sure you’re thinking that yeah, it would be great to have beautiful body and … Continue reading →

Trying to avoid all the delicious holiday treats and stay in your regular eating and exercise routines are not easy for any of us. Just remember it’s that much harder when the holidays have past and you are left with … Continue reading →

When you shop for an engagement ring or other diamond jewelry you’ll find there are many ways to make a diamond appear larger than it actually is. The diamond’s cut, shape, and setting all have an impact on its apparent … Continue reading →

One of the most important steps we can take to have a fabulous ‘do on a daily basis is to create a routine that is suitable for our hair type. Fine hair seems to be one of the most challenging … Continue reading →

Being invited to a formal or casual dinner party can be both exciting and nerve wrecking at once.  It’s great to be going, but too often we are left to wonder what to do and what not to do once … Continue reading →

How long do the skin care ingredients in my lotions, body scrubs and other skin and body care products last? When should I throw them away? For most skin and body care products, there is an easy way to find … Continue reading →

If you deal with dry skin on a regular basis, you might think it’s a problem you’ll always have to deal with. If that’s the case, you’re wrong! You may be committing some of the easiest skin care sins to … Continue reading →

Everyone has there own tips and tricks for sleeping, habits included. Usually we’d say, “whatever works for you,” but it looks like some of the habits you might have might be doing more harm than good, regardless of what you … Continue reading →

Let’s face it, shaving is an invasive activity. Applying a sharp metal blade to your face cuts hairs but also removes microscopic layers of skin and can cause irritation like ingrown hairs (or razor bumps). Contrary to uninformed opinions, you … Continue reading →