Bangs can take an average hairstyle and give it that WOW factor

The "Bang" factor-Photo Getty Images

Every individual’s face has a specific shape, so how do you know what the right bang is for you.  Here are the basic face shapes and what works best.
Square facial shape:  a layered bang that fall to or below your eyebrows are very flattering, especially if they are swept off to the side, add a bit of softness and texture to the ends to enhance the look even more.  Katie Holmes, Sandra Bullock, Mandy Moore, Demi Moore, Audrey Hepburn are amongst the sexy celebrities who have a square shaped face.
Round facial shape:  Start with the main haircut first then move to the bang-aim for long side-swept and wispy bang.  The side bang will help elongate the shape of the face. Cameron Diaz, Kate Moss and Carmen Electra know how to enhance their best features.
Heart shaped face:  Off center or side swept bangs are flattering to the heart shapes high forehead, as it will draw attention to your eyes and cheeks.  Depending on the thickness of the hair, a short wispy bang will also work. The bevel of beauties with heart shaped face, Reese Witherspoon, Scarlett Johansson, Murphy and Jennifer Love Hewitt.
Last but not least the “perfect” facial shape, Oval- the goal is to add some width and fullness at the sides so that your face looks more symmetrical. But avoid creating too much volume at the top, or you will only make your face look too drawn-out and oblong. Beyonce, Jennifer Garner, Hillary Swank and Sarah Jessica Parker are amongst the A-list celebrities with oval facial shapes.

Photo Getty Image

Bangs help camouflage specific facial shapes, consider what facial features you wish to maximize or minimize when selecting your bang style, consult with your personal Hairstylist to create a look perfect for you.

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Las Vegas business woman creates The Arch Pedi Spa, affordable luxury

Las Vegas business woman creates The Arch Pedi Spa, affordable luxury

Local Las Vegas business woman, Christina Molfetta, creates The Arch Pedi Spa-where their motto is:  “Making busy beautiful.”

Christina is no stranger to hard work; as a working woman she built one of the most successful nationwide chains of sleep diagnostic laboratories, while taking care of her 2 children Emma-Gianna and Broc Anthony along with her husband, Eric.
Time for pampering did not exist in Christina’s busy life, so with her long time friend and Aesthetician, Erin VonArnswaldt-Pulley at both her side and professional disposal, the concept of The Arch Brow bar was concieved; but wanting more, Christina began brainstorming with one of her manicurists, Debbie Jouglard, Las Vegas Celebrity Manicurist to Celine Dion.  Debbie suggested to take it a step furthur and create a Pedi Spa, a place that you can experience luxury maintenance at an affordable price in a short amount of time, where tandem services are optional.

The environment is warm and inviting; catering to men and woman, whatever the needs may be, Christina and her staff are there to deliver the ultimate experience in facial and nail care.
With the concept of affordable luxury, Christina chose higher end products. Phytomer skin and body care products made up of minerals, trace elements, and plants present in seawater, seaweeds and sea side plants specifically derived the Emerald Coast of Brittany.
Cuccio nail products, along with the latest nail polish that extends the life of your manicure/pedicure, Axxium soak off gel lacquer.

Christina wants you to know; “our atmosphere, quality of product, the experience for the dollar, The Arch Pedi Spa is more than a cookie cutter facility, it is her teams’ mission to make busy people beautiful.”

Along with offering a client referral program, $5 back per referral to be applied to future services, make up applications, personal shopping consultations, and special incentives to Bridal and Bachelor parites, The Arch Pedi Spa stands out amongst its competition.
To book your appointments today call:  The Arch Pedi Spa at 702.221.2724
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Las Vegas Woman cover shoot at Lolita's Cantina, Town Square

Las Vegas Woman cover shoot at Lolita's Cantina, Town Square

Las Vegas Woman Cover Shoot at Lolitas in Town Square

Wednesday October 13th was filled with great fashion, talented photographer and a great hair and make up team; along with the beautiful, Steph MacKenzie from 97.1 Foxx and Mackenzie in the morning as our cover model.

Hair by Andeen, Christophe Salon's make up artist, Alana Gudopp, wardrobe from Patty's Closet, and photographer Adrienne, from Dragonfly Portrait Design Photography; this dynamic team came together at Lolita's Mexican Cantina in Town Square to shoot the winter cover for Las Vegas Woman magazine.


Lolita's ambiance and gorgeous decor allowed this dynamic team of professionals an array of location to use as back drop.  From retro sheik to vintage wow, readers will not be disappointed with the final product.

Look for the next Las Vegas Woman magazine arriving on stands soon. 

Check out Patty's Closet for some fantastic clothing and accessories, then dine at Lolita's, the food is delicious and the margaritas-superb! 


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Are you bored with your look? and your stylist just isn't listening...

Are you bored with your look? and your stylist just isn't listening...

Paris Hilton pleads guilty of drug possession in Las Vegas



Paris Hilton and her attorney in court in Las Vegas on Monday
Photo: Isaac Brekken/Getty Images

September 20th, Paris Hilton pleaded guilty to drug possession and obstructing an officer in a deal that will save her from serving a one-year term in jail. In return, she has to pay $2,000 in fines, complete 200 hours of community service and complete what is being described as an "intensive" substance abuse program.
 
On August 27th the 26 year old heiress and Cy Waits, her boyfriend, Nightclub manager of Tryst Club at the Wynn Hotel and Resort, Cy Waits were pulled over outside the Wynn and later charged with possession of controlled substance.

"Ms. Hilton understands the seriousness of the situation and appreciates the chance she is being given," the socialite's lawyer David Chesnoff told The Associated Press over the weekend. "She has to stay out of trouble."

On September 1, according to a representative of Wynn Las Vegas “socialite heiress Paris Hilton has been banned from the company’s properties following her arrest on charges of cocaine possession; and Cy Waits has been kicked out of the company."

Can the Fashionista and Dream Catchers Hair Extensions spokes person stay out of trouble for a year?  If not she will serve one full year in jail.

Justice of the Peace Joe Bonaventure told Hilton the Clark County Detention Center wasn't the Waldorf Astoria, the luxury hotel in New York.

Spread the Word Nevada Storybook annual gala Las Vegas guest speaker, Veronica Cortez

 The goal of Spread the Word Nevada is to promote literacy and to make it possible for all of Nevada's children to experience the magic of books.

This years Spread the Word gala is honoring NV Energy for their continuous support and financial generosity to the organization.

What better way to honor NV Energy; Veronica Cortez, not only is Veronica a huge fan of Spread the Word, but also a recipient of what the organization does for our community.

Veronica had been involved with Spread the Word since 2nd grade, now a Senior attending Rancho High School in Las Vegas, Veronica can still remember the first time Spread the Word delivered books to her school. Still in her possession is her original book bag they gave her at the kick-off assembly.

Her most exciting moment was realizing she did NOT have to give the books back.

Veronica was chosen to speak this evening based on her enthusiasm and her answers to a questionnaire and interview from the board of directors. Veronica said the impact from the program has changed her life. Her story stood out.

To get Veronica ready for this evening, Spread the Word, involved Las Vegas Celebrity Make Up Artist DiDi Perez-Greco, make up artist to Eva Longoria, Kim Kardashian, Mariah Carey and several other stars. DiDi volunteered her time to create the look for Veronica, on this auspicious occasion. On a regular basis, DiDi donates her time to the Las Vegas Community-why-she says; "it's the right thing to do and it makes me feel good."

When Veronica was asked what look she wanted, her response was a modern version of Betty Paige. Her dress, shoes and accessories spoke volume to the talented DiDi. To create her beautiful, yet youthful, look, DiDi began with smokey eyes, soft flirtatious eyelashes and finished with demure lips.

Veronica's Mom wanted her beautiful daughter to wear her hair in an upstyle and to accommodate the wishes of Mom, Andeen created Veronica's hairstyle was a modern version of a Betty Paige style. Soft subtle fingerwaves framed her face and a loose chignon was pinned in place at the nape of the neck

A special thanks to Whitley Clark for assisting both DiDi and Andeen with their work, creating Veronica's look for the evening.

The Venetician Hotel, Las Vegas, was host to the annual Spread the Word Storybook gala and the theme for the evening is; "Unlock the World of Literacy," with all contributions and proceeds being used to benefit at risk children living in Nevada.

"Kids to Kids is changing lives, one book at a time," says Executive Director, Program Director and Founder, Laurie Hartig.



Las Vegas local celebrity hairstylist Zhane Richer

Zhane Richer: Celebrity Hairstylist, her motto for hairstyling is: "Creative vision, artistic interpretation, educational sharing, inspirationally caring…"
Originally from Gladstone, Michigan Zhane began her career over seventeen years ago after graduating Martins School of Hair Design in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Her commercial recognition began while working at the Venus Salon inside Caesars Palace, where she held the title, Artistic Director.

During the time at Caesars, her celebrity journey began with none other than Celine Dion. Zhane has been Celine's personal hairstylist for over 7 years. During this time Zhane has styled Celine for Oprah, Ellen, Good Morning America, and the Tonight Show with Jay Leno. She has shot numerous photo shoots with Celine including Glamour, In Style Magazine, several Canadians publications and the program for Celine's last world tour, Taking Chances; in which Zhane personally accompanied her and styled Celine's hair for the entire tour.
Finished with the Taking Chances world tour; and with Celine taking some time off before returning to Las Vegas in 2011, Zhane can be found working in a fabulous Las Vegas local salon, Fino a gentleman's grooming lounge, where she has cultivated her own little slice of heaven working on the salon side of Fino, Zhane performs all aspects of hair design for both men and woman.

Calling Las Vegas their temporary home, Australia's biggest musical group sensations and now local celebrities,with 8 albums, numerous singles and millions of CD's sold around the world Human Nature- 3 of the 4 members; Michael Tierney, Andrew Tierney and Phil Burton of Human Nature - are amongst the clients Zhane caters. Other celebrities Zhane has catered to through the years: the late Farrah Fawcett, Gail O'Grady, Anne Geddes, Drew Carey, Dennis Rodman and many more.
With her unique style, uplifting personality and her undeniable talent, Zhane's regular clientele have coined the phrase "Get Zhaned"

What does "Get Zhaned" mean?

"It is very important to me that my guest's hair suits everything about him/her...head and face shape, clothing style, personality, confidence, and the amount of time he/she has and wants to spend on their look.

"I cater to everyone from the person next door to the most exclusive clientele. To me, every guest is a celebrity" -Zhane Richer "

For appointments: 702.566.3466
Fino is open Tuesday -Saturday from 9:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. After hour appointments available upon request.
       

Hair By Andeen: Power of a Dream

Hair By Andeen: Power of a Dream: "I wanted to share this poem from Marilyn Monroe, please enjoy. Power of a Dream To have a dream in your heart that you must make come tru..."

Power of a Dream

I wanted to share this poem from Marilyn Monroe, please enjoy.

Power of a Dream


To have a dream in your heart that you must make come true, to think about constantly - even wake up at two or three in the morning when everything's still, plotting and scheming new ways to fulfill

this desire that's burning so deeply inside,  it's no wish or whim - it will not be denied. Imagine it happening - set a picture in your mind,

your dream holds the power of how you will find a way that will lead you to all you hold dear, for when the student is ready the teacher will appear.


Then strive on believing your dream will come true,
be consistent, persistent in all that you do.
You'll come across hurdles - you'll stumble and fall,
some days it will seem like your back's against the wall.

Frustrated and weary and filled with self-doubt
but a voice from within you will rise up and shout,
"You know you can do this - just stick to your schemes,
don't dwell on the obstacles - focus on your dreams."

Be self-disciplined - do whatever it takes for the wall around success is to

keep out the fakes.

Whether you make them come true or you let your dreams fade, one thing is for certain - a price will be paid. The choice is all yours - which one will it be? The thrill of your victory or the agony of defeat.

Marilyn

Long hair over 35, to cut or not to cut

Fashion and Beauty magazines routinely recommend older women cut their hair, some going so far as to assign an arbitrary age - 40 or even 30 - after which long hair becomes a fashion no-no. Besides keeping hairstylists in business, what merit do these statements have?


All too often, women hang on to their long hair because they believe it make them look youthful. Yet, beauty and fashion magazines say there is nothing more aging than long hair once a woman reaches a certain age. The difficulty is knowing and accepting when you've reached the point "to cut" your hair shorter.

Stars today, such as Demi Moore and Sandra Bullock wear their hair long, are over 40 and look fabulous.

How many times have you had a bad day, "ruined" by a bad hairstyle-how many times have you canceled a date, or started your style over; some woman believe their hair exudes self esteem and their identity tends to be tied to their hair?

Emotionally, women are unable to cut their long hair. They usually have stopped wearing it down because, subconsciously, they realize it makes them look old; and when they pull it back they see cheekbones, a great smile, and fabulous eyes. So what is the point of keeping it long?

Changing your long dated style can not only give the illusion of looking years younger, but it can be a new beginning for a new you, a new polished looks that makes you feel invigorated, empowered. Long hair may be sexy, but shorter hair can be even sexier.

Tami Boubon, a Las Vegas Paralegal, says: "I do not buy into the idea that age, as a number, should guide a woman's life in any area. As with everything, our style changes as we develop. When we get to a certain place in our lives, we don't feel as comfortable wearing "cock pit" skirts or tops cut down to our navel and 6 inch stilettos. Some women go through life feeling that their flowing locks define them but sometimes they finally reach a point where they feel liberated enough to cut their hair into a shorter style that is more complimentary of their personality at that point in time. Maybe hair length and shoe height go hand-in-hand. But, I personally do not think it has anything to do with "age" as a number.

Maybe, it is better to say our hair style is reflective of our personality rather than our age. As you know, so many young, hot, trendy girls are rocking shorter styles now. I love it. For me, personally, I have cut my hair off and I hated it. I know trendy, professional women in their 50's-60's with long, gorgeous, classy hair. ...and their hair fits their personality. It's a very personal individual style choice and I think passing judgment on hair length based on age shows a lack of grace by the individual judging."

Every individual has an opinion on whether long hair on someone over 30 should be cut shorter; but what are the myths?

•Long hair ages a woman

•Older woman should have short hair

•Long hair on an older woman is unattractive

There are several myth's in the "hair world", to read more go to: Top Ten Hair Myths according to: Hair News Magazine by: Damien R. von Dahlem.

Ladies, if your hair is healthy, shiny and you take care of it; with frequent trims and maintain the color then-beauty is in the eye of the beholder and if you can look in the mirror and love yourself, then why cut your hair short.

Are you bored with your look, and your stylist just isn't listening

Frustrated with your Hair Stylist
Are you bored with your look, not connecting with your Stylist; do you find your Stylist is talking more about the night she had than about your style and color? Then perhaps it’s time to find a new Hairstylist.

Looking for a new stylist can be challenging — even if you’re a people person or great at networking. Here are some tips to help you find the perfect salon and stylist for you.

It’s always easiest to start with friends and family. I’m sure there’s someone close to you who has a hair style you admire. The cut doesn’t have to reflect your personal style, but there should be something about it that you really like — the way it stays so shiny or how the bangs hug the face. Don’t be afraid to ask her who her stylist is.

Find someone on the street whose color or cut really catches your eye. Ask them where they get their hair done-don’t forget to tell the how fabulous their hair looks-opens the door to great conversation and the willingness for them to share their Stylist.

When you have a few salon recommendations, book a consultation. Most consultations are free, and there should never be a commitment to make an appointment. If there is a consultation fee, usually they will deduct it from the bill after your services.

Once you’ve found the stylist of your dreams, be honest about any past hair traumas with other stylists and be absolutely honest about any home coloring or chemical straightening you may have done. Seriously, being honest from the get-go is crucial to getting a great end result.

Trust your stylist and remember that it’s a partnership. We can create a great style for you in the salon, but you have to work to keep it looking great at home.

Networking-tips and strategies to build your business.

Effective Networking: how to capture new clients and build your business

Networking can get you a job or otherwise expand your business horizons. The key to networking is not only taking the initiative ' and refining your conversational skills, but also knowing what events to attend with people who need your products/services (or know others who do) it will create a natural interest in knowing more about you and your business/services.

Fundamentals:

 Business cards (easily accessible)

 Handshake: firm, palm-to-palm grip with solid wrist

 Nametag: First and last name and the company name, high on the right shoulder

Details:

 Location/direction: fashionably late is not advised

 Invitation: where, when, time

 Dress attire: being either over dressed or underdressed is not appropriate

Strategy:

 YOU are the business

 Dress appropriately: no wrinkles, stains or clothing that is either to tight, revealing or to loose

 Well-groomed: make sure your hair, make-up (if applicable) and nails are well maintained

 Be sincere in connecting with the other attendee’s, you never know who that next big break will come from

 Assert confidence

 ALWAYS smile

 Review a list of sponsors/committee members and attendee’s

 What is the purpose of the event and why are you attending

Mingling:

 Never stand off to the side of the room, go straight to where the attendee’s are gathering

 Initiate dialogue and introduce yourself

 Ask for a business card, ALWAYS look at the card, read it’s content before putting it away-this shows respect and sincerity

 Spend 3-8 minutes with each person, if the conversation is lasting longer, ask to set up a meeting at a later date

 Move On





Creating genuine bonds:

 Listen attentively

 Eye contact is imperative, it shows a genuine interest

 Engage in effective conversation

 Have a prepared short and memorable pitch about you and what you offer, don’t ramble

 Clearly communicate

 Be mindful of your body language-folder arms shows that you are not interested http://changingminds.org/techniques/body/body_language.htm

 Never talk with food in your mouth



After the event what is your professional responsibility:

 Follow up: if you said you would call, then call, send an email, make a third party introduction, set up a meeting

 Just do it



Utilize these tips at the next networking event. The reality is people want to do business with people they know and trust. You build relationships in time. Networking events are not just about collecting business cards; they are to form new relationships. Be yourself, be honest and most importantly, have fun!

To write or not to write

So you think you can write-define the definition of a writer:  someone who is literate, grammatically correct, someone who possesses the basic understanding of something that matters and feels the need to write about it-well that is what I am about to embark upon. 
I promise, there will be grammer errors, perhaps mispelled words (love spell check) and I can assure you, there will be things you read-that will probably piss you off, but I also assure you, I will do my best to base things on facts.

Hmmm-facts,  opinions, these things matter in life an we all have them-so deal with it.

How are Pets keep us healthy.

Life

Have you ever opened your eyes to a new day and thought-what the hell am I doing with my life, what have I done with my life, am I making a difference and where am I going.

Well today is that day. 

The dreams I have had in my professional field-- I have fulfilled them-bigger and better than I had ever thought possible; I have a beautiful family, a loving husband-2 great kids-so why the questions?

HMMMMM???????

Life is an endless possibility-only we can choose to move forward or not.  Life can be difficult-life can hurt-life can really stink at times, but we-ME-can choose to move forward and make a difference.

App for the cell phone

Plug In: Technology Case Studies (Salon Apps)




Published: July 19, 2010

By Stacey Soble





SALON APPS

The next tech frontier in a world where technology is constantly evolving, these owners are the pioneers.





Khiem Hoang originally developed Umbrella Salon’s mobile App as a solution to the problem iPhone users had accessing the salon’s website—now he sees it as a direct connection between their phones and the salon.





NESTLED IN SAN JOSE, right in Apple Corporation’s backyard, is Umbrella Salon. Considering the surroundings, there’s little surprise that Khiem Hoang, Umbrella’s business manager, was one of the first owners to produce a mobile iPhone application for his salon. “I was proud of our salon’s artistic website, but I was also frustrated, because more than 400,000 iPhone users in the area couldn’t access the Flash-based site through their phones,” he says. “We discovered it was more cost effective to develop the App, than it was to reprogram our site.”



The simple App features a few photos of the salon and allows users to directly download the salon’s number, access directions to the salon or e-mail the front desk for an appointment request. “It’s not content rich, but it is information-rich, designed to provide direct connection from the clients’ phones to our front desk,” he says.







A Multi-Prong Approach

Roy Fredericks, co-owner of Austin’s Avant Salon Spa, always hears people comparing and contrasting one digital technology versus another—web versus Twitter versus Facebook versus e-mail. “But great businesses do it all at once,” he says. But what Fredericks doesn’t do, is communicate the same way through each tool. Here’s how he breaks it down:



• WEBSITE: “This is our online menu, our brochure.”

• FACEBOOK PAGE: “This is the face of Avant. It’s our company’s personality, and should never be used as a sales tool.”

• TWITTER: “This is a news feed—a place to broadcast news about charities we support, events and promotions. At Avant, each manager creates a promo daily based on resource availability.”

• THE AVANT APP: “This is our ‘salon’ —a place to share and educate through conversation. Salons have always been about where people learn about what’s happening in fashion, music, food, and local events.

• E-MAIL: “This is the most-effective, web-based marketing we use. We have a list of 35,000 emails, and we do a monthly communication to all clients for the cost of about $130 a month.”

It cost Hoang about $400 to develop the App, and he says he pays a $12 monthly fee to Apple to keep it rolling, but he feels it’s money well spent. “We’ve gotten some exposure to some new clients through the Apple website, and people think its progressive that a small business like us has its own App,” he says.



To get clients to download the free App, Hoang sent an e-mail announcement to a list of current and potential clients, as well as posted announcements on the salon’s Facebook and Twitter pages. The e-blast generated quite a bit of excitement—within its first week Hoang reported 562 click-throughs and 40 appointment requests. “I truly believe people are going mobile and it’s the best way to connect with people and the world instantaneously,” he says.



In Austin, Texas, Roy Fredericks, co-owner of Avant Salon Spa, has always been an early adopter of technology—his salon has been computer automated since 1987, and he launched the salon’s first website in 1997. When it came time to design a salon App, he wanted it to be more than a glorified website.



“We wanted it to be an interactive App-zine that celebrated the faces, music and events that make Austin a great city,” he says. “I’m surrounded by these crazy technology people and I’ve always been into guerilla marketing. This is guerilla marketing at its finest.”



For example, the latest edition of the App-zine revolves around the upcoming Austin Fashion Week and Austin City Limits Music Festival. Through the App, viewers can purchase tickets, add their name to the list of people going, or post comments and images. They can also listen to music snippets from bands that played last spring’s South by Southwest Festival, read the salon’s live Twitter and Facebook feeds, peruse salon imagery, view a collection of fashion, hair and music videos, meet the Avant ‘tribe’ of employees, and connect to the salon.



To encourage clients to engage with the App-zine, Fredericks is giving away a chance to win a free iPad—to enter the lottery, users simply have to download the free app and sign up. In addition, he’ll be using Push Notifi cation to send messages to subscribers’ phones regarding promotions and discounts from businesses that Avant partners with. “This App-zine does what salons have always done—it extends the community. We wanted to add value without marketing—we wanted this App to bring the ‘salon’ part of what we do,” he says.



“According to Nielsen Research, in 2008 there were 2.1 million iPhone users in the United States. In 2009, that number had grown to 6.5 million iPhone users.”

—Khiem Hoang, Umbrella Salon, in a presentation he gave at the Owner’s Forum at Oribe Backstage Las Vegas.



To hear audio interviews with Hoang and the other owner presenters, visit salontoday.com/podcast.

5 steps to success

Five Steps to Success




A great client experience starts with a great consultation, but is yours cutting it? Shauna Raisch, owner of Twiggs Salon Spa in Minnesota, developed her Five Point Consultation based on the principles of art. “You need to incorporate art principals when considering the face, like how it is affected by light and dark,” she says. Her consultation is included as part of each service at Twiggs.

1. Analyze facial shape to determine how to create a balanced look. “We determine what we are working with, where we need to increase or decrease width and what we need to emphasize or de-emphasize,” Raisch says.

2. Determine how to use color to enhance or detract. “For example, you need to add lightness any place where you need to increase width, or darkness to decrease width,” she says. “If a person has a triangular (or pear) shaped face, add a light color around the forehead and dark toward the bottom to create balance.”

3. Decide what treatments will improve the hair's integrity. "Figure out what the hair needs to be healthy,” says Raisch, whose salon offers at least 10 treatment options.

4. Consider the eyebrows, which Raisch says are the frame of the face. “Do you need to shape or color the brows to fit or enhance the face shape?”

5. Finish with a color cosmetic consultation. “Our stylists discuss how makeup will enhance the facial features,” she says. “At the end of each service, clients are taken to our makeup artist for complimentary touch-ups.”

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Prom Dress Ideas for Las Vegas Girls

Las Vegas Woman Prom dress models wanted!


Dragonfly Portrait Design Photography and Tuxone Bridal are hosting a 1 day exclusive event! If you have teenagers going to prom, bring them to this event!



They will get to model gowns, have photos taken, and find the perfect prom dress!Tux One Prom Dress Sale and Dragonfly Portrait Design Senior Photo Sale

Location:Tux One Bridal 4500 W. Charleston

Time:2:00PM Sunday, March 28th

Geat wedding planning website

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Getting Ready for the "Big Wedding Day Do"

Wedding Day Hair


What to Do before the Big Day

Plan your wedding hairstyle and make up. These 2 things must work together and you don't want to find out at the last minute that something conflicts with something else. Don’t wear too much make up and make sure that the colour scheme match with your attire.

Choose your hairstyle before you choose your head dress or your veil. When you have chosen a head dress or veil to match your hairstyle try it out.
A Trial Run will show up any flaws in your plans and get everyone at ease for the big day.

Your hair style: Don't think of your current style as a starting block for your wedding style. By adding hair extensions or a hair piece you can add volume and length and completely change your look.

Also think about your wedding dress and try to match its style. The degree of formality of your dress should be matched by your hairstyle.

These are just a few tips for the big day-stay tuned for more.