Top Nail Care Salons in Winter Park, FL 32792
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Bonjour Spa On Park Avenue
By Ischylar August 30, 2013
Finally we were checked and seated waiting for our services to begin. I had to ask one of the women working there almost three times could she please get my mother something to drink. At the prices they are charging they should be asking us, like they used to. The worst came when I was checking out and was signing my credit card receipt and here comes the ghetto owner Kim shouting "Eyebrow, eyebrow ...read more
Bonjour Spa On Park Avenue
By Ischylar August 30, 2013
I have been going to Bonjour off and on for a little over 6 years and have always had a great experience until recently. Let me start off by saying its been a little over a year before my last visit. Two weeks ago my mom and brother were coming to visit and neither had ever had the start treatment... my first thought was to pamper them at Bonjour!Even though I had been many times I still read the reviews as I do with most venues I attend and there were quite a few on other sites that weren't very good... I dismissed them thinking those guest were surely mistaken...they weren't!Upon our arrival for our 12:15pm appts the place seem a bit chaotic. Kim the owner was trying to work the phones and check in clients for their treatments. She was VERY loud and ghetto on the phone when speaking with clients... note the tone of voice you expect to hear when entering a spa on Park Ave in Winter Park. ...read more
vida wellness
By HannahSullivan2 July 23, 2013
My mother and I went to Vida Wellness today for a mani/pedi. We had the Groupon voucher which gave us the $35 price, and decided to give it a try. We were very disappointed in the owner's unprofessionalism when it came to helping us actually locate the spa, because there was no way to see the business's sign while driving up and down the shopping strip. Since we are not familiar with the area, it took us almost 20 minutes to actually locate their business, which of course made us late. Even after being verbally insulted by the owner several times, we still decided to keep the appointment with the nail tech, because she was much more pleasant to deal with. Honestly, I would not recommend this spa. There are several others in the area with better prices and better service. It we had not purchased the Groupon voucher, the quality of the mani/pedi would not have been worth what they actually charge for the service. I would say to check out the other spas in the area before coming here. ...read more
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Skin Care Recipes you can make yourself
Make your own skin care goodies ! if you are into saving money and doing things yourself then try these skin recipes they smell great are all natural and are great for your skin ! Bath 1. Apple Tart Soap 4oz. Clear, Unscented Glycerine Soap 1 Tablespoon Liquid Soap 1 teaspoon Liquid Glycerine 1/2 teaspoon Apple Fragrance Oil 2 Drops Red Food Color 1/2 teaspoon Ground Cinnamon Melt soap in small pan over low heat or in a glass cup in the microwave. Add Liquid Soap and glycerine and stir gently but well. Add fragrance, color and cinnamon. Stir and let stand a couple minutes, just enough to start to thicken so when you stir again the cinnamon will be more evenly distributed. Pour into molds. Allow to set completely (in or out of freezer). Wrap in plastic wrap or use cellophane candy bags. Aspen Dreams Bath Salts This scent is very woody, and is suited for soothing your muscles and relaxing in the tub. The ingredients are: 2 cups of Epsom salts (or a mixture epsom/sea) 2 tablespoons of baking soda essential oils: 5 drops of rosewood 2 drops cedarwood 2 drops Chamomile a nice jar with a tight fitting lid To make the salts: Mix the salts and baking soda in a bowl very well. Mix oils in a small cup. Take them and pour them evenly over the salt. Mix the two very well. Let sit for over an hour before placing in a jar and sealing. If you are going to color these use yellow and red to make a light brown. Basic Bubble Bath Ingredients: 5 drops fragrant oil or essential oil (your choice) 1 quart water 1 bar castille soap (grated or flaked) 1 1/2 ounces glycerin Directions: Mix all ingredients together. Store in a container ...read more
By C. Brooks King/Licensed Full Specialist /Mark Cosmetics Rep June 17, 2011
How to apply mascara
Create a Bold Mascara Look ! with Mark Cosmetics Use Mark Cosmetics mark Make it Big Plumping Mascara in this 3-step process:Step 1: Wiggle the wand left to right at the base of lashes. It's the mascara placed near the roots -- not the tips -- that gives the illusion of length.Step 2: Pull the wand up and through lashes, wiggling as you go. The wiggling part is key because it separates lashes.Step 3: In this final step (which I always skip), close the eye and place the mascara wand on top of lashes at the base and pull through to remove any clumps.How to Keep Lashes From ClumpingFor some, lash combs are simply too fussy. But for some makeup artists, they're a great invention and keep lashes glob-free and perfectly separated. To use a lash comb, first apply mascara at the lash base, then wiggle the lash comb through to the tips of your lashes.Not into the lash comb? Get rid of clumbs without them by removing excess mascara from the wand. Wipe wand on tissue, this eliminates blobs BEFORE you start.Another great way to get rid of clumps is to sweep a clean, fresh mascara wand through lashes when they're wet. Either buy new ones or recycle old ones.(they're called "spoolies" .Recycle an old mascara wand if you don't want to bother with spoolies. When you finish a mascara, clean the wand in a cap-full of eye makeup remover, then wash with soap and dry. Keep it clean by washing it whenever you wash your makeup tools.Thou Shalt Not Pump Wand In&Out; of TubeThis only introduces air into the tube, which will cause your mascara to dry out sooner than it should.Bend the WandA top makeup artist once gave his secret to his steady hand: he always bends his wand at a right angle.Wait to Blink&Doublecheck Once DrySince I have long lashes, I try to wait 5 seconds before blinking after I apply mascara or I end up with mascara dots all along my lid. I also doublecheck my lids before I step out because chances are good, I've got those dots going on and it's embarrassing to find out hours later that you've done a poor makeup job on yourself when you're a beauty editor by ...read more
By C. Brooks King/Licensed Full Specialist /Mark Cosmetics Rep June 15, 2011
How To Apply False Lashes !
Here's how to apply false lashes . You will need : 1. pack of Lashes (strip lashes ) 2. eye lash adhesive ( I use ardell black lash adhesive also comes in clear ) 3. toothpick 4. tweezers Hold a strip of false lashes up to your eye and trim the strip so that it fits the length of your eye, cut it a few millimeters shorter than your natural lashes . Pick up a lash strip with you r tweezers , dip a toothpick in lash adhesive and apply it along the length of a strip's base , then blow on it for a few seconds until the glue gets tacky . Use tweezers to place the lash strip on your upper lash line as close to the base of your eyelid near your real lashes as possible. Hold in place for a few seconds to allow the glue to set, Repeat on the other eye and wait at least 30 seconds for the lashes to dry . Apply a thin line of eyeliner to your upper lash line .Curl the lashes to fuse the false lashes with your natural lashes then apply mascara, concentrate on the base of your lash line to further blend the false lashes and your natural lashes. This is for over the counter at home lashes for semi permanent Eyelash Extensions call me for an appointment . ...read more
By C. Brooks King/Licensed Full Specialist /Mark Cosmetics Rep March 30, 2011
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