My Personal Tips for Flawless Skin

Having flawless skin is absolutely my thing! When my skin is glowing and blemish free, I project a confident self. I feel sexy and extremely proud for my age. When my skin looks dull, dry or I am battling zits and other blemishes, I feel self conscious and shy.

 Read my 8 rules for flawless skin below and add your own in the comments! xo

1. Remove your makeup everyday. A must!
2. Drink lots of water daily and drink less soda. Stay hydrated!
3. Get your beauty sleep, at least 7 hours daily.
4. At night, try using retinoids. Helps with wrinkles and also fades spots and scarring.
5. Don’t overuse acne products. This can lead to drying and in some cases severe drying. Follow the recommended instructions.
6. Use sunscreen. This is an absolute. Look for oil free or sunscreen made specifically to not clog pores.
7. Don't stress. Try a new thing called yoga and RELAX!
8. Read books. Books takes your mind to other places.

Exercise daily! Be Happy! Age 36 and proud.

 

 

Beauty Etiquette and Rules:

Some Rules apply before getting some beauty services done. Trust me, I know!!!

 Let's start on the top of "Tipping your stylist"? What do you tip your manicurist, your hair stylist, etc? Do you know what to tip them? The really is not specific amount to tip but for a quick mani to a haircut  I say it can range from 15 to 20% . I must say if you can afford a $200 tip in a classy place than you can tip a nice tip also! (My opinion)

Before Waxing Services

Honesty is appreciated and can determine end results before starting waxing service. Using certain facial cremes like Retin-a will make skin more sensitive. Stop using it days before service. Your tech must do a theral consultation.

 If your getting an eyebrow or a bikin wax just come in the salon the way it is. Do not trim or shave before you come in. The tech will take care of that for you. If you are having a brazilian wax shyness will not help you. It requires nudity from waste down and trust me we are not worried about how big your butt hole is lol, we service to get you out of there as fast we can. Time is money for me!

 



Gisell's Tips for good hair care...

1. Before applying conditioner make sure you towel dry your hair after you rinse out the shampoo. Putting conditioner on soaked hair will not do what the conditioner was ment to do. After you are ready to rinse out the conditioner, rinse with cool water so it can lock conditioner. (smae rule goes for deep conditioning treatments)
2. Use hair products for your hair type. If your hair is dry, use products that are for dry hair. I as a professional advice you to go to the nearest salon and invest in good products.
3. When hair is wet do not brush, it pulls and will break. Instead use a large comb with wide teeth to comb through.
4. Trim your hair every 2-3 months. Take those dead, split ends out.
5. Do not dye your hair on top of dye. That is the biggest mistake people do especially with home dyes.
6. Blow outs with flat irons without heat protective products is bad for the hair. Hair needs to be protected from heat, flat irons can go  up to 475 degrees. HOT!
7. Protein and Moisture hair must have. Ask a professional if you can not determine what's missing in your hair.

     Hair is the ultimate accessory. Love it, take care of it and feed it.