B B o o h h e e m m i i a a n n B B e e a a u u t t y y N N e e w w s s 30 King Edward Street, Ulverstone CALL 6425 9691 www.beauty-salon-ulverstone.com May 2013 Autumn is a great time to get your skin back on track and with the cold weather ahead of us we have a couple of tips for you to review your skin care products. Mother’s Day is just around the corner and we bet you she can’t wait to get another pair of slippers. (NOT ) Spoil her! As in really, REALLY SPOIL HER!! We have created some fantastic value packages for you to choose from so don’t miss out! Only limited numbers are offered at such a great price!! Bohemian Beauty is giving away an iPad Mini. Find details on how to “be in it to win it” inside this issue. Our trip to the Melbourne Beauty Expo was fun. I admit I haven’t done my MOJO thing yet but I sat in our non-steam detox box with my laptop while researching topics for this month’s newsletter. That was rather out of the ordinary for me and it felt like the tropics while it was rainy and cold outside. Each month there will be a mystery word in our newsletter for your chance to win. A Deluxe Manicure with Jemma for one lucky winner who emails or SMS us the sentence containing the word “Emollient”. Good luck to all and the winner will be announced in our June’s newsletter. Take care, Silvia & the girls at BB xx A few tips on Feng Shui for your home Living plants: Pot plants and flowers enhance and energize the element of wood. Use them in corners of your living and dining room, but not in your kitchen or bedroom. Be sure to look after them, keep them healthy, vigorous and DUST FREE! Candles and lights: Used to energize the element of fire. Candles bring life and yang energy to dead, dark corners. Very good to create balance in odd-shaped rooms. Crystals: these are an ancient way of energizing the earth element. Crystals reflect light, helping to dispense chi into smaller, more beneficial proportions. Hang a glass ball into the rays or rising sun for good fortune. Fish bowls: Great to strengthen the water element to attract chi, wealth and prosperity. This is very important if there is no other water in view. You can even hang a water painting. Metal chimes and bells: very good to energise the metal element. Metal chimes connect the wind and bring chi into the room or house. To meditate or for strong chi hang them near an entrance or window. Hollow chimes channel chi upwards. Mirrors: place opposite a busy main road to deflect excessive chi. Inside mirrors help to draw the outside into a room. What is Chi? Chi is a positive “life breath” energy inherented in all things. It is associated with the dragon, the most powerful animal of Chinese mythology. Chi flows thorough every part of the body from the earth to the top of the head. House Chi: which is what we are looking at today, streams through a dwelling, just as human chi flows through a person. Finding the right spot to build a house maximizes chi. The flow of chi is sensitive to elements, shapes, obstructions and all sorts of circumstance. Our new location over in West Ulverstone is at the “mess everywhere you look“ renovation stage. It’s an exciting time planning and decision making, mind changing and dreaming. My lovely client and friend Abbey Fisher performed a house blessing and energy clearing ceremony of our new location. It was a pleasant experience, removing the negative energy imprint left behind from the previous occupants. It’s great to celebrate the start of a new journey in a new space and new energy. Abbey’s husband, synergist Sam prepared a Feng Shui analysis based on my personal details and I can’t wait to put all the factors into practice once we reach the final stage of our project. The principles of Feng Shui are designed to alter our environment, business, home and our hearts, so that we feel at peace with ourselves and the universe. Abbey is also a great, experienced hairdresser and a make-up artist using only chemical free and natural products. To use any of the Fisher duo services call 0428 884 101.
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Autumn is a great time to get your skin back on track and with the
cold weather ahead of us we have a couple of tips for you to review
your skin care products.
Mother’s Day is just around the corner and we bet you she can’t wait
to get another pair of slippers. (NOT )
Spoil her! As in really, REALLY SPOIL HER!!
We have created some fantastic value packages for you to choose
from so don’t miss out! Only limited numbers are offered at such a
great price!!
Bohemian Beauty is giving away an iPad Mini. Find details on how to
“be in it to win it” inside this issue.
Our trip to the Melbourne Beauty Expo was fun. I admit I haven’t done
my MOJO thing yet but I sat in our non-steam detox box with my
laptop while researching topics for this month’s newsletter. That was
rather out of the ordinary for me and it felt like the tropics while it was
rainy and cold outside.
Each month there will be a mystery word in our newsletter for your
chance to win. A Deluxe Manicure with Jemma for one lucky winner
who emails or SMS us the sentence containing the word “Emollient”.
Good luck to all and the winner will be announced in our June’s
newsletter. Take care, Silvia & the girls at BB xx
A few tips on Feng Shui
for your home
Living plants: Pot plants and flowers enhance and
energize the element of wood. Use them in corners
of your living and dining room, but not in your
kitchen or bedroom. Be sure to look after them,
keep them healthy, vigorous and DUST FREE!
Candles and lights: Used to energize the element of
fire. Candles bring life and yang energy to dead, dark
corners. Very good to create balance in odd-shaped
rooms.
Crystals: these are an ancient way of energizing the
earth element. Crystals reflect light, helping to
dispense chi into smaller, more beneficial proportions.
Hang a glass ball into the rays or rising sun for good
fortune.
Fish bowls: Great to strengthen the water element to
attract chi, wealth and prosperity. This is very
important if there is no other water in view. You can
even hang a water painting.
Metal chimes and bells: very good to energise the
metal element. Metal chimes connect the wind and
bring chi into the room or house. To meditate or for
strong chi hang them near an entrance or window.
Hollow chimes channel chi upwards.
Mirrors: place opposite a busy main road to deflect
excessive chi. Inside mirrors help to draw the outside
into a room.
What is Chi? Chi is a positive “life breath” energy
inherented in all things. It is associated with the
dragon, the most powerful animal of Chinese
mythology. Chi flows thorough every part of the body
from the earth to the top of the head.
House Chi: which is what we are looking at today,
streams through a dwelling, just as human chi flows
through a person. Finding the right spot to build a
house maximizes chi. The flow of chi is sensitive to
elements, shapes, obstructions and all sorts of
circumstance.
Our new location over in West Ulverstone is at the
“mess everywhere you look“ renovation stage. It’s an
exciting time planning and decision making, mind
changing and dreaming.
My lovely client and friend Abbey Fisher performed a
house blessing and energy clearing ceremony of our new
location. It was a pleasant experience, removing the
negative energy imprint left behind from the previous
occupants. It’s great to celebrate the start of a new
journey in a new space and new energy.
Abbey’s husband, synergist Sam prepared a Feng Shui
analysis based on my personal details and I can’t wait to
put all the factors into practice once we reach the final
stage of our project.
The principles of Feng Shui are designed to alter our
environment, business, home and our hearts, so that we
feel at peace with ourselves and the universe.
Abbey is also a great, experienced hairdresser and a
make-up artist using only chemical free and natural
products.
To use any of the Fisher duo services call 0428 884 101.
You know those hard bumps that appear on the back of your arms, thighs and your bum? Harmless, but irritating, these goose bump-like plugs often resemble acne and appear as dry, rough patches of skin. Formally called keratosis pilaris (KP), but commonly known as chicken skin, it can even appear as a red rash on your cheeks. The real question is what causes this annoying condition? That answer is easy, excess build up of keratin in the hair follicles. What’s not known is why. If you have a family history of atopic dermatitis, you are more likely to develop it. But what can you do about it? This can be hard to treat. At best, treatment will control and improve it. If it clears with treatment, it often recurs after you stop treatment. Dry skin tends to make it worse. Intensive moisturizing is key, even as much as several times a day initially. Look for moisturizers that contain urea. These tend to be more effective.
Use a moisturizing cream for dry areas after bathing. After your bath or shower, shake off excess water from the skin and apply the cream to damp skin. This helps to seal in the moisture. Your doctor will suggest a cream that is best for you.
Consider topical retinoids or lactic acid creams or treatments to encourage the skin to turn over more quickly. We can help you there. Don’t forget humidifiers to increase moisture in your house, too. If a retinoid has been prescribed for treatment, use only a thin coat on dry skin because it may increase the dryness. The prescribed therapy must be used on a regular basis or the KP recurs. The treatments do not work in all patients. For most children, treatment is not needed. Chicken skin is considered harmless by the medical profession, but we know it can be hard on your self-esteem. So take these simple steps to minimize its appearance and gets your confidence soaring!
Bohemian Beauty News 30 King Edward St, Ulverstone www.beauty-salon-ulverstone.com
A mild lactic peel is an ideal treatment to activate skin's natural regeneration cycle. It rapidly softens your skin and fine lines for a radiant, clearer and brighter looking complexion. Followed by an ultrasound product infusion to nourish and protect. While the magic is happening on your face, your nails will be taken care of as well. From
cut and file to meticulous paint. Allow 45 min, $49 (valued at $98) 43 packages available
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Allow 3 hrs, $175 (valued at $320) only 37 packages available
Great news for all Pelactiv lovers!
We have listened to you and the first
lot of Australian made skincare will
return to Bohemian Beauty in May.
PS: Ultraceuticals stay available for
purchase and treatments.
Bohemian Beauty News Tel: 6425 9691 30 King Edward St, Ulverstone www.beauty-salon-ulverstone.com
Is Your Skin Feeling Grumpy? It’s that time of year again. The weather is changing and your skin is probably grumbling.
What can you do now to prepare for the colder months ahead? Let’s take a look.
How To Transition Your Skincare Needs
Take a look at what you’re using. Does your skin feel tight and dry after you’ve cleansed
and moisturized? Then it’s time to swap your warm weather cleanser for a more hydrating
one.
Cool air robs your skin of its natural oils. Without these oils your complexion will become dry
and dull. Step up your moisturizer to one that’s more emollient. This will help to increase
skin’s hydration by reducing evaporation.
Add a hydrating serum to keep skin from feeling tight and dry, and to plump it up. And
don’t forget to exfoliate! So many people think this step can be skipped in colder months.
Not so! Exfoliation clears away old dead skin cells that create a dull complexion. It also
enhances the effects of ALL your other products.
Add facials! Facials work deeply to hydrate, regulate the immune system, prevent wrinkles,
clarify and tone the skin.
And lastly, this is no time to skimp on sunscreen! Protecting your skin from environmental
assault is a yearlong commitment.
If you need some assistance transitioning your skincare, just let us know. We’re here to help!
