Is it not called oasis hair?
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Is it not called oasis hair?
Facial Mask:
This at-home mask can be simply made in under a minute.
· Mix 1-2 tbsp. of clay powder (available at health food stores) with spring water until paste is smooth
· Apply with fingertips or spatula all over the face except the eye areas
· Leave for 15 minutes and rinse off with warm water
Ingredients may vary according to skin type:
· For dry skin: Add 1 tbsp. of olive oil
· For normal skin: Add 1 tbsp. of plain yogurt
· For oily skin: Add 2 tbsp. of lemon juice
Sea Salt Foot & Body Bath:
This luxurious, soothing bath can be used as a foot soak or as an all over bath for the body â" restoring the feet and body to a calm and balanced state. Ready in under a minute, it is suitable for all skin types.
Foot Soak:
· Mix 1/4 cup of sea salt to a bowl or pedicure style basin filled with hot water
A choice of essential oils can be added as well. Below are some of Kimberly's suggestions:
· LAVENDER
Lavender is Kimberly's first choice for the foot soak, especially for those suffering from athlete's foot or similar foot conditions. Lavender is also a great antiseptic and purifier. Add 10-15 drops of Lavender Oil to enjoy its relaxing aroma.
· LEMON
Has a wonderful cleansing and refreshing aroma, allows the feet and body to deep cleanse and renew.
· NEROLI
This is a wonderful treatment oil for dry cracked skin â" it is extremely restorative and calming!
· TANGERINE
A fantastic aromatic oil that calms and soothes the nervous system.
Body Bath:
For the full body bath, this same soak can be created in your tub. Simply triple the ingredients!
Hope this helps!
-hannah
get your a mani/pedi and a mud mask and get your hair done and go shopping that is what i do when i want to pamper my self and have a spa day.
In 17 magazine they have a whole lot of spa tips and secrets for at home spa treatments!! It's great!! Me and my friends always do it when we are broke. hahah. Good luck :)
y? r u ugly?
I need your advise regarding the best intrior walls colors.It has a reception+Massage room+hair styling room+waxing room+makeup room.The name of my salon is Hair4Her
I would go with the soft pastels and/or earth tones. Makes one feel very relaxed after spending the day @ the salon. Good Luck with your business. :-)
I watch a lot of HGTV and there is a show that is called GET COLOR. I love this show they say that sandy browns and rich blues are relaxing colors. I think those colors could be good. Good louck with your salon.
One of the coolest salons I've ever been in had murals on the walls, sort of a celestial scene with lots of blues and purples. Anything that gives the customer something to look at is good. If you're going for something more traditional, a nice clean, bright white looks very professional and makes the space feel large. For the make-up room you would probably want white, because you don't want the walls to cast any colors on the clients that might affect the make-up application. For the massage and waxing rooms, I would go with something soothing - either a light blue, minty green, or a lavender. Green is an especially calming color. A yellow or orange might be good for the hair styling room because these colors excite people and cheer them up (getting a hair cut can be rather boring), just avoid anything too bright.
Go with light green or pearl white.
As a massage therapist, I like to go botanical. In my room, I used reed fence ($20 for a 6x20 ft roll) to line my wall all the way around the room. Wire snippers are all you need to make cutouts for light switches and whatnot. Then some well placed tropical plants and flowy white window sheers on windows and in doorways really work. Also use candles and water fountains to create ambiance. The other therapists' clients kept wanting to get their massage in my room!
Id make it very trendy, I go to Toni and Guy, its all black and white! it looks sooo cool!
Even the stylists wear only black and white
I's pick a nice neutral off white like eggshell or ecru, but not too much yellow in it because it will affect how the hair colors and makeup are perceived
It would depend on if you're going for a trendy look or a relaxing atmosphere.
be careful...I would use white with colored accents. ANY color will affect the tones (natural and artifical) in customers hair.