What To Expect During Your First Med Spa Visit
Posted on:
22 March 2022
In some ways, visiting a medical spa is like visiting any other spa. The atmosphere is generally serene, and the staff generally does all they can to make you feel comfortable and at ease. However, since the treatments you receive at a med spa are generally a little more intense than those you receive at a day spa, it's nice to have a clearer idea of what to expect. Here's an overview.
[Read More]
The Benefits Of Choosing Keratin-Bonded Extensions
Posted on:
31 January 2022
If you want longer, fuller hair, then extensions are almost certainly the answer. However, there are many different types of extensions to choose from. You can choose clip-in or halo extensions, which you put in at home whenever you want to wear them. Or, you can choose keratin-bonded extensions, which your stylist puts in at the salon. No single type of extensions is ideal for everyone, but keratin-bonded extensions do have some significant benefits for those who choose them.
[Read More]
4 Benefits Of Wearing African Hair Braids
Posted on:
15 November 2021
African hair braiding is a process where your hair is braided into numerous small braids. The braids are designed to be left in place for an extended period. Styling your hair with braids can offer many benefits that you should seriously consider.
Benefit #1: Long-Lasting
One of the most significant benefits of having your hair braided is that it can last a long time. Although it can take hours to braid your hair, you can easily wear the style for a month or two once they are done.
[Read More]
Have Wrinkles around Your Eyes? 2 Treatment Options to Help Diminish Them
Posted on:
23 September 2021
It is common to develop wrinkles around your eyes, often called crow's feet, as you age but there are treatment options to make these wrinkles diminish. Below are three of these treatment options so you can decide what would work best for you.
1. Botox
Botox injections work by temporarily contracting the muscles around your eyes which results in the muscles become paralyzed. The results will generally last around three to four months and then you return for more injections.
[Read More]