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Beauty tips for pregnant women

Beauty tips for pregnant women

Beauty tips for pregnant woman Being pregnant changes every inch of a woman but pregnancy has always been a beautiful miracle. But now it’s considered sexy. When Vanity Fair put Demi Moore’s apparently nude. Every pregnant body on the cover of their magazine in 1991. It made a lasting statement that said a woman could be both pregnant and gorgeous. If you’re not ready to show off quite that much, you may have that inner glow from being pregnant Here are some beauty tips that will help make you look and feel good while you’re pregnant. As summer is approaching, show off your legs shorts and sundresses never looked better . In winter, a mini skirt with tights and flat shoes are fashionable especially evenings. DRESSING UP For a special evening out, a pair of stretch-waist black velvet parts and a swingy top looks romantic even elegant. This is the time you can wear a nice V-neck and show off your new voluptuous cleavage. Look for something in your man’s closet for like a shirt . Roll up the sleeves and add a piece of jewelry for a feminine touch, means wear is long and lose, perfect for pregnancy. DRESSING UP FOR YOUR TWINS Treat yourself to a new bra. Being pregnant means your old size wont work anymore because you can gain up to five pounds in your breasts. For most women, a bra with wide set straps that are not too thin helps much needed support. Not only is this important to prevent sagging but wearing the correct size will make your clothes look better too. HAIR DRESSING AND STYLE Add some highlights to your hair. All over hair color, like dying or bleaching is not recommended while you’re pregnant because your scalp absorbs some of the chemicals . (It can be identified in urine.) But adding highlights is safe because the hair color is applied one half to one inch from your scalp, so chemicals cannot get into your blood stream. Regular head massage are also highly advisable from expert. SKIN CARE Keep your skin supple with pure cocoa butter using a natural moisturizer on your stomach and breasts is safe and it will help prevent or at least minimize stretch marks . Equally important is maintaining a slow gradual weight gain so your skin doesn’t stretch so rapidly . Skin care for pregnant women is really essential that’s some easy tips. Cleansing starts with gentle cleansed. Skin care speaks Nigar Q. recommend glycerin based cleanser (consult your specialist before, if you have pregnancy acne or even very oily skin. Moisturizing and sun protection must during and after pregnancy. The use of moisturizing with atleast sun protection of atleast SPF 15 and with broad spectrum. DRESS ME UP Forget those old fashioned tent tops that make you look even bigger than you are. It’s now fashionable to flaunt your baby tummy and stretchy tops and empire waists are flattering . Being pregnant is sexy. Get a pair of pretty ballerina flats in France and around Hollywood. They’re all the rage with pregnant and not pregnant women alike. Invest in a good pair that provides arch support and is made of a breathable material like leather or canvas. A pair of shoes that has a low, wide heel( one to one and a half inches) is also a good choice. Remember , you may need a larger or wider shoe size while you’re pregnant, so try them on before you buy. Wearing a monochrome outfit (all one color) or clothing with vertical lines creates an illusion of length and is flattering for all body types. Buy a chic new handbag, it will make you look fashionable and you don’t have to worry about outgrowing it later . And finally everybody looks better when they’re rested and healthy. Get enough sleep , exercise and eat clean. This is no time for unhealthy junk foods that make you feel sluggish and do your baby no good either and remember there are beauty advantages to being pregnant too. The “beauty glow” of pregnancy has science to back it up . The increased blood volume and circulation during pregnancy enhances your skin and makes it beautifully luminescent. A MUST HAVE TREATMENT Even tiny dots can indulge in massage and the benefits to babies and parents can last a lifetime. An ancient tradition in many cultures, this practice is being rediscovered in the West with clinical evidence showing that loving, touching and nurturing contact can improve communication between parents and babies. Massage techniques can calm emotions, relieves stress, strengthen the immune system and soothes babies. Eye contact and vocalizing are also important when massaging your baby as well as cozy atmosphere. Relaxing music, a warm towel to lay your baby on and a pure delicate oil can be done everyday. Gently rubbing and stroking the babies back, arms ,legs, head and belly. Rubbing the belly with peppermint oil is beneficial for colic babies. Oxy Essential with Aromatherapy oil addmore benefits for caring best result and will naturally relax your baby. Workshop are being held in various hospitals and at our spa by the owner Nigar Q. and her team.
Facial is important to our skin

Facial is important to our skin

There’s a wealth of information about skin care that’s readily available to us at the click of a mouse. That more than likely means your bathroom is already filled with products—peels, masks, scrubs, etc.—that can give you a serious deep clean. But while it’s great to practice good skin care, that doesn’t necessarily mean you should be skipping out on seeking professional help. And even though you may not suffer from severe acne or other chronic conditions, your complexion will still benefit from the attention of a trained esthetician. “Getting a facial is important to understand how your skin works and how it reacts to stress, hormones, and the element. “People with problematic skin should book a monthly facial. At the least, getting one every season is recommended to keep the skin balanced.”Facials are so much more than an hour of indulgent pampering. They have enormous benefits to the health and wellness of your skin, both in the short and long term.
Laser Hair Removal

Laser Hair Removal

How long does laser hair removal last ? On average, three treatments of the same area are needed to achieve the desired results. Depending on the person and condition of the hair, more treatments may be necessary. However, most people rarely need more than six treatments unless hormonal imbalances or other factors prove to be an issue. No laser hair removal machine is able to provide permanent hair removal. Most lasers are only able to result in significant hair reduction. This means that some percentage of the hair will often grow back. In patients with white or blond hair, complete regrowth is likely within about a year. In patients with dark hair and light skin, hair will be significantly reduced, but some hairs that were in the dormant phase may become active following treatment. This will result in partial hair regrowth in between the monthly sessions. Generally, after the completion of a standard treatment, hair will be kept at bay for up to 2 years. Annual maintenance sessions may be necessary to deter full regrowth.
HIFU- Skin Lifting

HIFU- Skin Lifting

HIFU Skin Lifting The New Lord in the field of non –invasive face lifting and wrinkle removal High Intensity Focused Ultrasound was first applied to treat cancer and tumor. Later in the clinical experiments scientists found Transducer can focus the ultrasound energy to reach the deep layer of the skin which laser can not, and make the target tissue in the focused area solidify. Then the surrounded tissue start to shrink, resulting in the up lifted skin. Because it leaves no trace on the epidermis, it became the new concept of non-invasive skin lifting around the world. HIFU has received unanimous positive feedback since its coming out. In the 10 thousand example treatment cases, it got 99.6% degree of satisfaction, becoming the gold standard in the filed of skin lifting and wrinkle removal. Slackness is the source of the aging of the skin. No matter the overall looseness such as double chin and fuzziness of facial outline, or partial slack such as eye pouch and nasolabial folds, they are all the signs of the incoming of slackness.
Landmarks of 4 Beautiful Skin for every Decade

Landmarks of 4 Beautiful Skin for every Decade

IN YOUR 20’S … Attention, dewy young beauties: This is the most important decade for your skin. The way you care for it now will determine what it will look like for the rest of your life. Because it’s probably at its healthiest, with great collagen support, your skin is supple. Whatever sun damage you may have has not yet started to show. Lucky you: Light reflects off the plump surface of your cheeks, giving you a healthy glow. The number one complaint among women in their 20s is acne, says Nigar Qureshi, owner of Spa But it’s largely avoidable. Most 20-somethings break out because they use dehydrating products that strip their skin of natural oils, says Hirsch. This causes oil glands to overproduce, resulting in pimples. YOUR ACTION (A MUST) Use gentle products, and focus on damage prevention. “You don’t need anti-wrinkle creams or microdermabrasion in your 20s,” says Ranella Hirsch, MD, president-elect of the American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology & Aesthetic Surgery. As mentioned in oprah.com, October issue. CLEANSER: If you have normal skin, you need to wash it only before bed, says Lupo. Use a mild cleanser—either a gel, if your skin is oily, or a milky one, if it’s dry. At Spa BPZ we recommend Mary Cohr Cleansing Milk followed by toner. MOISTURIZER: Pick a brand, any brand. But be absolutely sure that your moisturizer has SPF 15 or 20, and that it gives you both UVA and UVB protection. Apply it all over your face and on your neck and chest. (This is critical no matter what your age.) Mario Badescu NIGHTTIME TREATMENT: Use a hydrating fluid or an oil-free moisturizer. Many dermatologists recommend starting on the vitamin A-derivative prescription retinoids (like Retin-A, Tazorac, and Avage)—the gold standard for reducing fine lines, stimulating collagen, and treating acne—or products containing the less potent, over-the-counter retinol. Before bed, apply a pea-size amount all over your face and right up under your eyes, then you don’t need an eye cream. ‘Best makeup starts with good skin’ as says celebrity makeup artist NIGAR QURESHI! IN YOUR 30S … In your beginning of 30’s, you start loosing elastin which is actually almost there in 3 years of age. Skin becomes thinner and finer, there’s some loss of collagen, and cell turnover has begun to slow down, making your complexion look a little dull. You’ll see an immediate improvement if you exfoliate. You’re getting enough exfoliation if you’re using a retinoid at night, says Hirsch. But if you’re not, or if your skin isn’t too sensitive to handle it, add a cleanser, moisturizer, or night cream with glycolic or salicylic acid. Avoid harsh scrubs, says Taylor. Look for one with synthetic microbeads (indicated on the label), which are gentler than those containing larger, irregularly shaped ones. Even if you’ve taken good care of your skin, you’ll probably start noticing fine lines and wrinkles, especially around the eyes and mouth, says Susan Taylor, MD, clinical assistant professor of dermatology at Columbia University. Dark-skinned women might notice discoloration and uneven skin tone; fair-skinned women might see some hyperpigmentation (brown spots) and ruddiness. YOUR PLAN OF ACTION (A MUST) CLEANSER: In the morning, use a cleanser with alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) to encourage exfoliation. In the evening, wash with a creamy cleanser. MOISTURIZER: In addition to SPF 15 or 20 with UVA/UVB protection, your moisturizer should contain antioxidants, like green or white tea, pomegranate, or vitamin C, which will protect your skin from damaging free radicals. Start wearing an eye cream daily. For dark circles, use one with hydroquinone, vitamin C, or botanicals that brighten, like kojic acid, soy, or licorice; for puffiness, look for one containing caffeine; for extra moisturization, use one with hyaluronic acid, says Taylor. NIGHTTIME TREATMENT: “Once you’re in your 30s, a retinoid or retinol isn’t optional anymore,” says Hirsch. So if you’re not on a prescription retinoid, choose a night cream or serum with retinol. As mentioned in oprah.com IN YOUR 40S … In Article skin body Omag 2007 “ I’m too old for Acne. Those great beach vacations you took in your teens are showing up on your face: You’re beginning to see cumulative sun damage in the form of blotchiness, red spots, and ruddiness. You’re also losing more collagen and elasticity, and your skin retains less moisture. Because it doesn’t reflect light evenly, your complexion is losing some of its glow. YOUR PLAN OF ACTION (A MUST) CLEANSER: Use a creamy (rather than gel) cleanser morning and night, unless you can tolerate one with a mild AHA or salicylic acid once a day, says Ava T. Shamban, MD, assistant clinical professor of dermatology at UCLA. MOISTURIZER: Supplement your broad-spectrum moisturizer, which should contain SPF 15 or 20, with a couple of creams, lotions, or serums containing at least two types of antioxidants, such as lycopene, green tea, or soy, alternating them every other day, says Shamban. You’ll get a wider benefit from switching off, because different antioxidants address different problems, says Shamban. Or, if your skin is beginning to look crepey, try a formula with peptides, which have been shown to strengthen collagen, says Hirsch. Treat dryness with a rich moisturizing cream that contains hyaluronic acid, petrolatum, shea butter, or oils. NIGHTTIME TREATMENT: A prescription retinoid is the way to go, say both Hirsch and Shamban. It reduces brown spots, increases exfoliation and collagen production, thickens the epidermis, and can reverse precancerous sun damage. If your skin can’t tolerate a retinoid every night, use it every other night. IN YOUR 50S AND BEYOND … Don’t even think of retiring from the skincare game. It’s never too late to prevent sun damage and to stop the progression of damage you may already have. Cell turnover is slow; the most significant change you’ll notice in your complexion is dryness and loss of elasticity. Expression lines no longer disappear after you stop smiling or squinting; pores are more visible, especially on the nose and cheeks. You’re likely to have developed spider veins and hyperpigmentation (age spots), and precancerous spots from sun damage. (The Elos laser works well to zap spider veins, and the laser reduces hyperpigmentation; precancerous spots can be treated with cryotherapy (liquid nitrogen) or topical medication, says Wendy E. Roberts, MD, assistant clinical professor of medicine at Loma Linda University Medical Center.) Menopause can cause a multitude of skin problems, including extreme dryness, acne, and rosacea. As in I’m too old for acne in this article. Once you hit your 60s and 70s, basically all the issues that arose in your 50s become more extreme. Aren’t you glad you’re flooded with postmenopausal zest?. You are in need of a spack of makeup ,nothing more than a normal makeup-as NIGAR QURESHI,the celebrity makeup artist says ‘Makeup is girls best friend, diamond follows’! YOUR PLAN OF ACTION (A MUST) CLEANSER: Wash morning and night with a nonsoap cleanser or a creamy, foaming one. MOISTURIZER: Apply a serum containing peptides or an antioxidant like vitamin C when your face is still damp. Serums, in general, are more easily absorbed than creams and lotions. Then apply a broad-spectrum moisturizer containing SPF 15 or 20, with UVA/UVB protection. NIGHTTIME TREATMENT: Try Renova, a prescription retinoid, which is more moisturizing than others, says Roberts. Try HIFU Skin Lifting, the new lord in the field of non – invasive face lifting and wrinkle removal. HIFU has received unanimous positive feedback since its coming out. In the 10 thousand example treatment cases, it got 99.6% degree of satisfaction, becoming the gold standard in the field of skin lifting and wrinkle removal.
The Winston Story

The Winston Story

Through his lifetime, Mr. Winston believed that behind every great diamond was a fascinating story. That Diamonds, like people, were most precious for their individuality. And that our most meaningful moments should be marked with jewels so exquisite and rare that they would forever serve as glittering reminders of our most cherished memories. One of Mr. Winston’s greatest gifts was to impart his fascination with the beauty, the romance, the majesty and the mystique of great gemstones to a clientele that ranged from heads of state to Hollywood stars. Harry Winston’s renowned collection of rare jewels has been compared with those amassed by royal houses and governments alike. Since 1932, some of Harry Winston’s most extraordinary diamonds have played a prominent role in commemorating some of the greatest romances of our time, from expressions of love-such as the flawless pear-shaped stone presented to Elizabeth Taylor by Richard Burton; to symbols of commitment-like the legendary Lesotho III diamond engagement ring given to Jacqueline Kennedy by Aristotle Onassis; to one of a kind jewels, for once in a lifetime celebrations. Instilled in every Harry Winston Diamond is an incredible sense of pride, grounded in decades of experience and tradition. When you purchase a Harry Winston engagement ring, our legacy becomes yours.
Oxy Essential

Oxy Essential

What is Oxy Essential ? Oxy Essential is a revolutionized concept in well-being and relaxation. It promotes a positive lifestyle and reflects a decision to give your body and mind. …. A 20 minute vacation Hong Kong has long been regarded as having one of the most unhealthy environments in the world. The extended working hours, the endless socializing, the boundless traffic and noise, all challenge the mental and physical well being of its residents. Furthermore, oxygen makes up 21% of the air we normally breath . People who live in heavily polluted cities, like Hong Kong, are likely to consume less, approximately 14%. Oxygen is essential in maintaining a healthy and disease free body. Oxy Essential main objective is to help combat the effects of air pollution, stress and fatigue on our bodies. Oxy Essential combines the remedial benefits of oxygen inhalation (equivalent to breathing air), natural fruit fragrance and colour projection, concomitantly with other traditional relaxation techniques. These methods have been proven beneficial to the body, contributing to it’s well-being, making it more energetic and rejuvenated. For years oxygen sessions like Oxy essential have been used for anti-ageing purposes, jet-lag, enhancing athletic performance and stamina, as a remedy for hangover, fatigue and migraine headaches. Therefore, by visiting and experiencing Oxy essential, you create a body that looks and feels rejuvenated. How does Oxy Essential work? A small soft canula is positioned in the nasal passage. Oxygen is slowly passed through at a predefined rate and quantity. It is filtered through freshly pressed fruit juices of your choice, enhancing it with vitamins. The oxygen session can be enjoyed at the Oxy essential open bar or within the comfort of a private room. Private rooms come complimentary with a colour projection session while you breathe your oxygen. The colours chosen can be individually tailored to your needs; each representing a specific mood and producing a specific response. For example, the colour red, when projected onto your body, can increase your energy levels and enhance motivation. What is the Oxygen Bar ontology? Oxy essential is the place to meet and share a healthy time with your colleagues and friends. Alternatively, you can visit on your own, relax on a comfortable lounge chair, feel the various colours on your skin and finally breathe fresh air again. The results are immediate. You feel more awake, energetic and your skin even looks healthier. It also helps to eliminate and puffiness or dark shadows around the eyes. Who supports it? For years celebrities such as Julia Roberts, Madonna , Kirstie Harley, John Travolta and Woody Harrelson, just to name a few, have been strong supporters of oxygen sessions. Athletes and high level executives have advocated the use of oxygen to enhance performance.
Five Minutes With: Makeup Artist Nigar Qureshi (featured in Localiiz)

Five Minutes With: Makeup Artist Nigar Qureshi (featured in Localiiz)

“Makeup is a girl’s best friend, diamonds follow.” – Nigar Qureshi From contouring to strobing, smudging to blending, award-winning makeup artist and owner of Spa BPZ, Nigar Qureshi, knows exactly how to bring out the smoky-eyed goddess or natural beauty within us. After spending two decades working in cosmetics, and celebrating the 15th anniversary of her sought after Power of Tool make up brushes, we catch up with the makeup whizz to find out how to get that A-List look – and avoid those beauty faux pas! 1. What is the biggest makeup trend at the moment? Strobing – this focuses exclusively on a highlighter that is applied to the areas of the face that light naturally hits. I find that a small angled brush lets me apply colour exactly where I want it to go, and blends cream and fluids beautifully on the cheeks. A brush also helps to create more definition and leaves a soft, chiseled, blush look. 2. Contouring is hitting the headlines, what’s your opinion of it? Contouring is a technique previously reserved for runway models and fancy photo shoots, but for many women it’s now becoming a part of their daily routine. Contouring uses makeup to give shape to an area of the face and enhance the facial structure, but it can also use dark shades to help reduce features, so for this you need to go two shades deeper than your foundation. Contouring is all about the artistry and illusion, and there are certain rules to follow: • Stick with matte – always avoid shimmery products. • Follow the tone – as a makeup artist I’m against the use of bronzer on every skin tone, unless you have tanned skin. You need to find something which creates the illusion of an actual shadow, like a tone of beige, brown, taupe, or gray. I would suggest using a darker pressed powder such as MAC Congo (my favorite). For darker skin tones, try the Tom Ford Shade & Illuminate, or a bronzer like the Bobbi Brown Bronzing Powder. • Customise your skin tone or complexion – if you use powder to contour you will get a matte finish, and if you use a cream it will be more dewy. I always tell my students to start with creamy products which are easier to blend and build. My favorite is Chanel’s Soleil Tan de Chanel Bronzing Base. • It’s all about the brushes – start with a small, fluffy brush for more precision and use an angle crème brush to apply under the cheekbone and jawbone. It’s better to have two brushes – one for contouring and the other for highlighting. My favourite is MAC 217. A fan brush is also a great idea, and Sigma has some nice, cheaper options to help you get that precise, airbrushed look on the cheekbones. • It’s about the smudging too – hard lines are not allowed. Most makeup artists use a regular brush or an egg shape sponge to blend the contour and blend it well. Add some happy colours, like candy pink, to the cheeks and a bit of sheer to further enhance the complexion. • Start soft – build pigments as you go along by using circular movements. • Buff it after building. 3. Do you think “less is more” when it comes to makeup? Yes. Less is more, especially if you are an amateur makeup artist or doing personal makeup. Dramatic makeup can age you if not done by experts. Mask-like makeup can cover up the real you, but that doesn’t mean that you need to stop using it completely – just use less and you can feel more confident and beautiful. 4. When applying products, when is it better to use your finger rather than a brush? It depends! Fingers can give more of a natural, rosy, fresh look. As long as the blusher formula is long lasting or water resistant, the result will be the same whichever tool is used. Two decades ago there was no choice when it came to brushes and makeup tools, that’s why I created my own, which I call my “power tools”. They are 12 essential brushes, and I still use them when I could use my hands. 5. What is the most unusual makeup request you have ever had? Being a makeup artist, I’ve come across a lot of different style requests. Most of the time, guests come up with a picture of their favorite actress – the most popular right now is Kim Kardashian, and sometimes Audrey Hepburn. But the most unusual one for me was around Halloween time when this beautiful lady came to me with a picture of her dog and asked me to match its face – it was an unusual request, but I fulfilled it the best I could and she was very happy with the end result! 6. What is the biggest makeup “fail” you see women make? The skin tone factor. Finding the right colour of concealer and foundation is very important, as balance is key. Too dark and you will look orange, and too light will turn your skin a grey colour. Also, make sure to balance the lip shade and eye shadow colour. Some of the biggest beauty fails have been when attempting to follow trends. When the results go wrong, you end up with over-plucked eyebrows, too much tan with pale foundation which creates an orange skin tone, overdoing the hair waves, noticeable contouring (without blending), over extended eyelashes (so they look like a fan), or messy extensions. A makeup artist should know when to stop – whether it’s blending, over-doing the eyes, or over-plucking the eyebrows. 7. In your opinion, which famous celebrity gets their makeup right, and who gets it wrong? Most celebrities make a good job of their makeup and very few have mishaps. Everybody knows the Kardashian clan nowadays, and being a “smokey eye queen”, I can relate to their look. The most important thing is to make sure the selection of foundation, concealer, and powder blend well, otherwise you will have a disaster like Angeline Jolie, Nicole Kidman, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Sharon Stone. These girls have been known to get it wrong in the past. 8. What do you think about makeup tattoos? For or against? This topic is one of my favourites and I say, why not “wake up with makeup”? Makeup tattoos are a great help for eyebrows, lips, and up and down eyeliner because you don’t have to worry about applying it every day. A word of caution – hygiene, natural pigment, tattoo artist, and consultation are very important factors to consider if you go down this route. Always look for a reputable place. 9. What is your favourite brand of makeup and why? As a makeup artist you can’t limit yourself to only one brand, so while I use my own NQ brand of customised foundations, concealers, and brushes, I love to use MAC products which offer a great range of variety and prices. Bobbi Brown is another one of my favourites, I love Chanel for its ingredients, and Smashbox and Urban Decay are great brands too.
Glam Girl Halloween Make up Trend

Glam Girl Halloween Make up Trend

Here at Beauty & the Bar, we catch up with celebrity makeup artist, Nigar Qureshi, where she shares her thoughts on this hot “Glam Girl” Halloween makeup trend. B&B: Why do you think glamour makeup instead of “scary” makeup has taken over ? N.Q: From my experience, the ladies and young girls that are coming to me for makeup rarely ask me to do scary makeup on them. On the contrary, they always seem to request elegant and beautiful looks like Sleeping Beauty, princesses, or something fun like Wonder-Woman. For the past five years, more and more clients are asking for dramatic eye-makeup or some floral design on side of their face (think fairies and garden nymphs). I think girls are finding it more important than ever to look their best for this occasion. Plus, in my opinion, since there will be lots of picture taking, don’t you want beautiful memories of yourself? Not only are my clients requesting for glamour makeup when attending Halloween events, but even beauty professionals are embracing this trend. I was in New York one Halloween night, and during that time I attended a competition that was held by Sephora. Most of us judges liked the pretty makeup looks over the “scarier” ones and agreed that “elegant is in”. “I THINK GIRLS ARE FINDING IT MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER TO LOOK THEIR BEST FOR THIS OCCASION”. B&B: What are the most popular Halloween glamour looks that your clients request? N.Q: Requests for Princess Jasmine and Cleopatra are most popular, and more recently, girls have been seeking inspiration from Hollywood celebrities. Last year, I had so much fun doing Kim Kardashian, Lady Gaga and Nicki Minaj looks. This year, some of my bookings include doing a Dolly look, Mermaid, and of course my personal favorite, Cleopatra. B&B: We know you usually don’t reveal your beauty secrets to just anyone, but could you give the readers here at Beauty & the Bar some tips on achieving one of these popular looks? N.Q: Nicki Minaj’s famous “Barbie Doll” look is definitely beauty-business (you would need to be skilled in the eyelash application department, but other than that her look is quite simple to achieve). Essentially, go with a bright color all over the lid (I like to use bright blue-green MAC eye shadow in aquadisiac because of its super shimmer pigment) and of course do not forget to use a base primer (I like using MAC’s paint pots). To replicate Nicki’s bright eyes, use white eyeliner along the lower waterline and inner corners. Nicki is well known for thick eyeliner across her lashline, so draw a thick black strip and flick it out with an extravagant wing. Finish with full lashes (I go withEsque Lashes #44 by MAC, or sometimes I stack up to 3 layers of lashes on top of one another!) Since she is known for her bubble gum lips, MAC’s Pink Nouveau or Saint Germain would be the perfect shade. For finishing touches, of course a pink wig is essential along with a pink bra strap and turquoise bling-bling. (photo – Princess Jasmine look)
Care for Men

Care for Men

Forget what you think you know about spas — they’re not just places for tai tais, hens weekends and general emasculation. Besides, you work hard, so you deserve a little gratuitous indulgence. Everyone deserves a little pampering every once in a while. Call us to try our new care for men! Facials, Massages, Wax and Laser.

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