Monday, September 21, 2015

Our Irving Campus is now offering an exciting new curriculum, Master Makeup Artistry!

Our Irving Campus is now offering an exciting new curriculum, Master Makeup Artistry!
The Master Makeup Artist class is for those who dream in color and transformation. In this program you are taught the basics of beauty makeup applications such as highlighting and contouring, multi-cultural skin tones, eye brow shaping, to the more advanced skills of bridal, editorial photography, airbrushing foundations, aging, freezing, latex and vinyl bald capping, prosthetic applications and customization, the business of becoming a PAID makeup artist.
It’s 6 months of nothing but FUN and EXCITING makeup training.
As part of the Master Makeup Artist Course you will learn:
Facial highlighting & contouring!
Multi-cultural skin tones!
Bridal Makeup!
Photography Makeup!
Runway & Editorial Makeup!
Special Makeup FX!
Airbrushing Makeup!
Period Makeup!
Theatrical & Stage Makeup!
Start the Dream Today Call 469-471-5430 for more details, Financial Aid Available to those who qualify, or you can just click:

Natural Dry Skin Remedies:

Natural Dry Skin Remedies:
Dry and flaky skin is a common complaint in the winter time. Cold, dry winter air sucks the life out of silky, smooth skin. Other factors that contribute to dry skin include aging, nutritional deficiencies, and a genetic predisposition.
There are many lotions and moisturizers on the market to combat dry skin. But most of them come with a big price tag. Natural home remedies are not only cheap, but also quite effective in nourishing and hydrating dry skin back to a healthy state.
These are my Favorite!
Olive Oil
Olive oil contains many antioxidants and healthy fatty acids that are good for your skin. It can soothe and condition dry skin all over your body.
Dab a thin layer of extra virgin olive oil under your regular moisturizer.
About a half an hour before taking a shower, rub some olive oil on your hands, legs and other areas with dry skin and massage lightly. Take a shower and then apply a light moisturizer.
Mix equal amounts of olive oil and fine brown sugar. Rub this homemade scrub on your dry skin using light, circular motions for a few minutes. Take a shower and then apply a light moisturizer.
Honey
Honey is considered one of the best natural moisturizers loaded with antioxidant, antimicrobial, and humectant properties. Thus, it helps lock in moisture to make your skin extra soft and smooth. Plus, honey has many essential vitamins and minerals that help improve your skin’s health.
Before taking a bath or shower, rub honey all over your body and leave it on for five to 10 minutes. Repeat daily to enjoy well-moisturized skin.
Measure out equal parts of unprocessed honey, beeswax, and olive oil. Melt the beeswax in a small pan over low heat. Remove it from the heat and mix in the honey and then the olive oil. Apply this mixture all over your body and leave it on for 10 minutes. Then take a shower. Repeat daily or every other day.
Coconut Oil
Coconut oil is really good for treating dry skin. It has a good amount of fatty acids that make up for any loss of moisture from the skin.
Liberally apply warm coconut oil all over your body before going to sleep. Wash it off in the morning. Do this daily to make your skin soft and smooth.
Apply coconut oil on your dry skin after you take a bath or shower. When the skin is warm and supple from your bath, coconut oil is more readily absorbed. Do this daily.
Oatmeal
You can also use oatmeal to moisturize and relieve dry skin. The high protein content in oatmeal leaves a protective barrier on the skin, which prevents water loss and helps maintain moisture. Plus, it has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that are good for the overall health of your skin.
Aloe Vera
Aloe vera has soothing, antiseptic and anti-fungal properties that can help combat dry, irritated skin and prevent flaking. This simple remedy will moisturize your skin and form a protective layer that will keep your skin free from any kind of impurities.
Cut open a fresh aloe vera leaf and squeeze the gel out of it.
Apply the gel on your dry skin. Let it sit for 10 to 15 minutes.
Rinse it off with lukewarm water.
Do this twice daily.
Use Organic ingredients whenever possible!
Drink lots of Water to stay hydrated inside and out!

Thursday, September 17, 2015

Fall 2015 Hair Trend: All About Accessories

Fall 2015 Hair Trend: All About Accessories
Wide headbands made another memorable appearance at Proenza Schouler, this time in black leather—coolest fix for a bad hair day we've seen lately.

Monday, September 14, 2015

Thursday, September 10, 2015

Fall Nail Polish Tips!

Fall Nail Polish Tips!
Ditch the Pastel Polish
Fall is a great time to take a look at your nail polish collection and see what you are lacking in terms of deep colors. Pack away the cotton candy pinks and pastels and bring forward the burgundy's, plums or even grab a chocolate brown, which is bold, but easier to wear than black.
Sparitual has a fantastic array of vegan nail polish colors to choose from.


Tuesday, September 8, 2015

Natural Moisturizer:

Natural Moisturizer:
Banana is a great natural moisturizer for your skin. The Vitamin A present in banana restores the lost moisture and repairs the damaged, dull and dry skin. To instantly moisturize dry and dull skin, mash a ripe banana and apply it on your face. Avoid contact with eyes. Leave it on your skin for 20-25 minutes and then wash it away with lukewarm water. You will instantly have soft and supple skin.If you have extremely dry and flaky skin, you can also add honey to this face mask.This banana and honey mask also helps in getting rid of skin pigmentation.
Another easy face mask to get moisturized skin is to mash half a ripe banana and mix it with 1 tbsp. yogurt and 1 tsp. Vitamin E oil. Apply it generously on a clean face and wash it away after 30 minutes.

Thursday, September 3, 2015

Here's a great fall look from New York Fashion Week!

Here's a great fall look from New York Fashion Week!
FULL BROWS AND BERRY LIPS
Carolina Herrera
Bold brows can read as masculine, but at Carolina Herrera, makeup artist Diane Kendal went for a less androgynous take: "They're slightly more arched than they've been in other shows, and that makes them more feminine," she said. Paired with the pinkish-purple stained lips (which Kendal created by swiping on M.A.C. Lipstick in Boysenberry and blotting it away), the overall effect was sophisticated and elegant.