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James Pearson Day-Spa Salon

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• Facials
• Massage
• Aromatherapy
• Makeup applications
• Manicures & pedicures
• Body wraps
• Tanning
• Facial & body waxing
• Glycolic peels
• All areas of hair designs
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Services:

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• Spiral Perms
• Body waves
• Ecomaster 10 min. color

Hair Removal

Hair Removal
Arch	$18	1/2 Arm	$30
Lip	$15	Full Arm	$50
Chin	$16	Bikini Line	$35
Face	$28	Half Leg (lower)	$35
Full Leg & Brazilian	$95	Half Leg (upper)	$40
Full Leg & Bikini Wax	$85	Full Leg	$70
Back Wax	$60 and up	Regular Bikini Wax	$35
Under Arm	$28	Brazilian Bikini Wax	$40
Removatron Permanent Hair Removal Treatments
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45 Minutes	$50	15 Minutes	$25.50

Puffy Eyes FAQ

F.A.Q.

Q. What clinical or scientific information is currently known about Puffy Under Eyes ?
A. The science and research concerned with Puffy Under Eyes continues to evolve each day as more efficient and accurate tests are always being developed. However, there is already a large amount of clinical and scientific information currently available online concerning Puffy Under Eyes .

Q. Is there any additional information I need to know about Puffy Under Eyes ?
A. While our site has taken every effort to provide as much information about Puffy Under Eyes as possible, you can also find additional information at each products manufacturer's site as well as on a variety of skin care websites.

Q. How can your site help me learn more about Puffy Under Eyes Treatments ?
A. Learning more about Puffy Under Eyes on our site is possible because our staff specializes in this area of cosmetics.

Q. Do a lot of consumers search for Puffy Under Eyes Treatments ?
A. Yes, everyday hundreds or even thousands of consumers search online for more information concerning Puffy Under Eyes .

Q. Why does your site put so much emphasis on using clinically tested products in order to help reverse the effects of Puffy Under Eyes ?
A. Our staff strongly believes that in order to find the best product for Puffy Under Eyes , you need products that have been independently and clinically verified to work.

Q. When can Puffy Under Eyes Treatment Be Performed?
A. There really is no set age although some treatments may not be appropriate for children or teens

Q. What should I Expect Post Puffy Under Eyes Treatment ?
A. This also depends upon the treatment chosen, some treatments have been reported as having discomfort during or after treatment, some quite painful -- although the possible accompanying pain of all treatments should be alleviated by prescribed pain relievers. Some treatments such as hydroquinone usually involves no pain whatsoever.

Q. What are the Risks Involved in Puffy Under Eyes Treatment ?
A. Although this section also depends upon the treatment -- risks can be anywhere from permanent hypo- or hyperpigmentation to infection.

Q. Are the Results of Puffy Under Eyes Treatments Permanent?
A. This depends upon your post-treatment habits maintenance and individual body. For hyperpigmentations, repeat sun exposure or medication use can continue to cause hyperpigmentations. Hormonal imbalances can continue to cause hyperpigmentations.

Q. What causes Dark Under Eye Circles?
A. Lack of sleep, iron or other vitamin deficiencies sickness, hyperpigmentation, excessive visible vascularization, visible blood vessels due to fast loss, thin, aging skin or hereditary thinness or superficial vessels fat loss in general which causes a sunken look.

Puffy Under Eyes Treatments : Reviewed

What you need to know about wrinkles, dark circles, puffy eyes

Age, Stress, as well as a variety of other factors contributes to the deterioration of one’s appearance over time. This natural deterioration is especially evident around the eyes, specifically underneath the eyes. The most common evidence of this is the development of dark circles underneath the eyes, puffy under-eye skin, and the formation of fine lines and wrinkles also known as crow’s feet.
While it is possible to alter one’s lifestyle to counteract these developments such as getting more sleep, relieving stress, and ceasing unhealthy behaviors such as smoking and or excessively drinking alcohol, the truth is that there are many other reasons why these conditions develop. For example, if you have a family history of these conditions, and or are having congestion problems, you can also develop dark circles, puffy eyes, and fine lines and wrinkles. You can also develop these common skin conditions as a result of prolonged exposure to the sun.
While some plastic surgeons and dermatologists suggest injection therapy to combat these problems, a vast majority of consumers prefer to use topical, over-the-counter solutions. Cosmetics have advanced significantly in the last decade and Puffy Under Eyes serums are no exception. Ongoing research in the area of peptides as well as thorough clinical testing has resulted in formulas that are not only extremely powerful, but are also safe as well. Injection therapy on the other hand, is both risky and highly expensive.

Our staff has compiled a list of the top ten most effective Puffy Under Eyes Treatments available online. These Products were Reviewed and rated on a variety of criteria including an evaluation of their ingredients, a comparison of clinical trial results, overall customer feedback, and finally cost effectiveness.

Our staff strongly suggests using Products that are supported by independent, clinical evidence.

The Best Puffy Under Eyes Treatments are those that have been clinically tested and proven to work. Independent clinical tests are extremely expensive and are only performed on higher end Products . As a result, Products that have been clinically tested are generally more expensive than their competitors. However, independent clinical tests are the only verifiable way to determine if a product is truly effective or not.

What inevitably happens to some well intending Puffy Under Eyes Products is that they spend their budget on creating a well-packaged, well-advertised product, and unfortunately do not leave enough money in their budget to have their product tested. This is unfortunate as modern day consumers are often able to see past a well designed label and determine if the ingredients inside are really worth their money.

How to Add Volume to Your Hair...

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Hair Volume Boosting Tips Galore! Flat, lifeless limp hair doesn't have to be a problem. Wish you could get big sexy celeb hair? Below are some simple, useful tips to adding volume to your hair. You can also check out Hot Rollers: step by step instructions on how to use hot rollers for volume. And also see Using a Flat Iron: you don't have to have straight sleek hair without volume with these flat ironing tips!



Volumizing styling products cause the hair cuticle to swell. Thus letting pollutants and excess heat, damage the cortex of your hair. Use moisturizing, volumizing products. Good quality salon volumizing products will not weigh yout hair down.

Use a lightweight volumizing conditioner everyday! YES, you must still condition your hair. As above, volumizing products swell the cuticle. Therfor, you need to protect your hair! If your hair is weighed down by conditioner, then you are using the WRONG kind!

Use a volumizing mousse only at the roots.

Ask your stylist to give you a point cut. Point cutting creates uneven ends and texture creating the illusion of volume in the hair.

Blow hair upside down, while lifting roots to add volume.

After drying is complete, spray hair lightly with an aerosol hairspray and blow-dry hair again for a minute.

If you need volume at a certain point, tease the hair

If your hair is El' natural, opt to have a highlight or hair color done. Hair colors, perms and highlights will give your hair more volume.

Look for a gel that contains guar gum, an ingredient that gives more control over styling and banishes frizzy hair

Always apply pomades, waxes and serums to your hair, AFTER you flat iron, use hot rollers or blow-dry or your hair style will not hold.

If your hair is overly curly, keep layers long so curls don't spring out of control.

If you have fine hair, try not to let your hair grow past your shoulders. Shorter, blunt styles will give your hair the illusion of volume.


To get those separated curls, wash hair, towel dry. Apply mousse and here's the trick, spritz hair with a non-aerosol hairspray all over. Comb through and dry hair with a diffuser to create volume.

Change your part. By going against your natural part, the hair will automatically lift.


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Seven Simple Secrets to Soft, Shiny Hair

Think Your Hair is Doomed to Be Crispier Than a Haystack? Not with These Tips!

Laura Plantholt

What woman wouldn't like to have shinier hair? Shiny hair is a sign of beauty, femininity and health. It is also really hard to get if you're not blessed with naturally sleek locks. If you've ever wondered how to get shiny hair without dumping half your paycheck off at the salon, don't fret. Here are seven inexpensive tips and tricks to getting the soft, shiny hair you deserve. Soft, Shiny Hair Tip #1: Skip the Suds
Skipping shampoo can actually make your hair shinier. Shampoo strips the oils from your hair, which cleans your scalp but also dries out your hair. Skipping shampoo will let natural oils build up and make your hair glossier. However, if you cut shampoo out of your bathing regimen altogether, your hair will probably get excessively greasy. Try skipping shampoo every other shower for a healthy balance. When you do shampoo, try to focus mostly on the roots (where oil gathers) and avoid shampooing the ends, which do not really need to be shampooed because they do not get greasy.
Soft, Shiny Hair Tip #2: Deep Condition Having healthy, conditioned hair is the best way to make your hair shine naturally. Hair that is dry usually appears dull and lifeless. As hair dries out, it also develops split ends and breaks off. Use a thick, heavy conditioner to get your hair healthier, softer and shinier. When conditioning hair, leave the conditioner to sit in your hair for several minutes to make sure it soaks in.
Soft, Shiny Hair Tip #3: Turn the Tap to Cold I love a warm, steamy shower as much as the next gal, but for hair with optimum shine, it is best to turn the tap on cold for the last thirty seconds. Rinsing hair with cold water at the end of your shower will ensure the hair follicles close, making hair sleek and shiny.
Soft, Shiny Hair Tip #4: Use Leave-in Conditioner After the shower, once you've toweled off your hair, it's time for yet another conditioner. Use a leave-in conditioner to keep your hair soft and manageable and improve health over time.
Soft, Shiny Hair Tip #5: Use Hot Tools Using a hot flat iron to straighten your hair will maximize the shine. Straight hair looks the shiniest because the hair is smooth and polished. If you prefer your hair curly, using a curling iron to style your hair will also increase shine. Heat smooths the hair, whether you are straightening or curling.
Soft, Shiny Hair Tip #5: Protect from Heat! I know, I just said to use hot tools to get shine. But you also must protect hair from that heat with a heat-protecting serum. Over time, excessive heat causes hair to become dry and damaged, unless protected. Any drug store should carry a decent heat protecting serum, which will not only keep hair healthy, but will also make hair easier to style and will add lasting shine throughout the day.
Soft, Shiny Hair Tip #6: Choose the Right Color Have you ever noticed that shampoo commercials often feature women with luxurious dark hair? Blonds may have more fun, but dark hair often looks shinier than light hair because when the light shines on it, there is more contrast between the hair and the shine. Adding subtle highlights will also make your hair look shinier because it will make certain strips seem to shine more than others. Whatever you do, don't lighten hair too much. Hair is lightened by stripping strands of their natural color, often leaving them dry and straw-like. We've all seen the women with platinum blond hair that's scratchy and straw-like. Unless you have naturally pale locks, opt for a darker shade to increase shine.
Soft, Shiny Hair Tip #7: Trim Frequently Frequent haircuts will keep your hair soft and smooth. There's nothing like split ends to make a nice hair-do a hair-don't. Split ends make hair look unhealthy, and eventually will cause hair to break off. Keep your hair happy and healthy by trimming off dead ends frequently, and your hair will shine on forever.

Facial Massage

The Face Massage is a particularly pleasurable experience. Most people will be surprised at the amount of tension they hold here, particularly around the jaw.

*** Massage don'ts ***

The throat is another vulnerable area of the body. Although the sides and back of the neck can be massaged, avoid working directly across the throat itself.
The face is naturally more oily than the other parts of the body. Unless the receiver has particularly dry skin, you will not need to add extra oil at this stage.



Step by Step tutorial for Facial Massage

Step #1

From the top: Place tips of 3 fingers in the middle of the forehead, slide down toward the temples. Repeat 3-5 times with slight pressure.

Step #2

Place fingers above the beginning of the eyebrows, slide toward the temples. Repeat 3-5 times with slight pressure.

Step #3

Slide index fingers to the corner of the lips, pull up. Hold for 30 seconds. Repeat 3-5 times.




Step #4

Use tips of the index fingers, start from the chin, move up, end below the cheek bones. Hold 30 seconds. Repeat 3-5 times.

Step #5

Begin from chin, rub your palms against your cheek bones, and jaw lines, toward your temples and ears. Repeat 3-5 times.

Step #6

Right below the cheekbones. Lightly press upward, hold for 30 seconds. Repeat 3-5 times.

Essential Oils

Essential oils are the pure essence of the plant and can provide both psychological and physical benefits when used correctly. Essential oils can be used on their own for aromatherapy or with complementary natural ingredients, such as vegetable or carrier oils.

Essential oils can be applied directly to the skin. Be sure to read the label before using oils topically, as some oils must be first diluted with a carrier oil.

Allspice Berry	Citronella	Lemon	Pine
Amyris	Clary Sage	Lemon Eucalyptus	Rose Absolute
Anise	Clove Bud	Lemongrass	Rose Otto
Basil	Coriander Seed	Lime	Rosemary
Bay	Cypress	Marjoram, Sweet	Rosewood
Bergamot	Eucalyptus	Marjoram, Wild	Sandalwood
Camphor	Fennel	Myrrh	Spearmint
Cardamom Seed	Frankincense	Myrtle	Spruce
Carrot Seed	Geranium Bourbon	Neroli	Tangerine
Cassia Bark	Ginger	Nutmeg	Tea Tree
Cedar	Grapefruit	Orange, Mandarin	Thyme, Red
Cedarwood	Hyssop	Orange, Sweet	Thyme, White
Chamomile, German	Jasmine Absolute	Oregano	Vanilla
Chamomile, Roman	Juniper Berry	Palmarosa	Vetiver
Chamomile, Wild	Lavandin	Patchouli	Wintergreen
Cinnamon Bark	Lavender	Peppermint	Ylang Ylang Extra
Cinnamon Leaf	Lavender Spike	Peru Balsam

Key areas for topical application are:

* Crown of head * Temples * Behind ears * Neck * Upper back * Abdomen * Over vital organs * Soles and tops of feet * Ankles

Steps for topical application are:

1. Place 2–3 drops of oil in the palm of your hand or directly on the desired area.
2. If placing oil in your hand, rub palms together in a circular motion and then massage oil onto the desired point of application. If applying directly to the desired area, massage the oil into your skin using a circular motion. Repeat as desired.


Note: Essential oils are very potent and some may be irritating to the skin. If irritation occurs, immediately apply a carrier oil or pure vegetable oil to the area to dilute.

How to Apply Lipstick

Don't play up the eyes and the mouth women who wear heavy eye makeup and dark lipstick can look clownish. If you want to wear This is a link red lipstick, keep the rest of your makeup light. If you are playing up the eyes, keep your mouth light with a gloss or light lip color that doesn't stand out.

For "plump" lips, apply liner just outside your natural lip line. Dab a bit of gloss in the middle of your bottom lip.

How to apply lipstick? Some women use special lipstick brushes. I own one and never, ever use it. Others use their middle finger. Most women apply right from the tube. Choose what's right for you, as long as the color gets on the lips, you're good.

Use liner on your lips as a base. Lipstick will last longer if you fill in your lips with the liner first. If you're using light lipstick, try a nude liner. Then slick your lipstick on top. Lip gloss is infamous for wearing off fast, but if you fill in lips first with the liner, the gloss has something to stick to.

You can line before or after you apply lipstick or gloss. Some women prefer to apply liner first, arguing that you won't be able to see the natural line of your lips if you apply lipstick first.

Never use a dark liner with light lipstick. Defined lips are great, but make sure the liner matches the lipstick or gloss. Dark liner and light lips is tacky.

Don't test lipstick on your lips. It's just plain unhygienic unless you wipe off the lipstick with a big swipe of a tissue. Even better, test lipstick on your fingertips. It's a closer fit to your lips than the back of your hand.

Don't throw out a bad color lipstick. Beauty editors know you can create a great lip color by blending lipsticks you don't like. You can also color in lips with a darker liner before applying a lipstick that's too bright.

Keep lipstick off glass. Discreetly lick your lips before taking a sip from a glass. It works!

Keep lipstick off your teeth with this trick. After applying lipstick, take your index finger and pop it in your mouth, then pull it out. The excess lipstick will come off on your finger rather than your teeth.

Lipstick can act as a blush. But never use blush as a lipstick.

The older you are, the "creamier" your lips should look. As we age, our lips thin out. Therefore, you should avoid matte and gloss and stick with a creamy lipstick. Also, watch out for dark lipsticks.

Not all lipstick shades look good on everyone. Your skin color will determine what shades are right on you. You may like a lipstick on your friend, but it may not look good on you. Orange or brown shades, including corals, look good on few people. These shades tend to make teeth appear yellow.

Camouflage yellowed teeth. To downplay a yellow cast to teeth, try lipsticks with a bluish undertone. Shades that work include plums, pinks, wines and violets.

Heal -- don't throw out -- a broken lipstick. If your lipstick breaks off, simply take off the broken portion with a tissue, then slowly wave a lit match under the broken piece of lipstick. When it's melted a bit, put it back on the base, swivel it down and put it in the fridge -- uncovered -- for 30 minutes.

Lipstick done? You might notice there's still a bit of lipstick down in the tube. Scrape out the last bits with a cotton swap or orange stick and mix it with Vaseline or lip gloss in a lipstick palette. Use a lip brush to apply.