I have been in the beauty industry for over 20 years. I decided long ago working in the fashion industry that beauty did not end at the neckline. Fashion apparel compliments and completes the total look. Hairstyle and cosmetics make the first impression. Together the total look define who we are!
I am a Cosmetologist and a Cosmetology Instructor in Boston. I have an Associates Degree in Fashion Merchandising and a Bachelor's Degree in Sociology.
I continually learn from those who inspire me.
Perfect beauty is an elusive concept, but if you can feel
good about yourself by enhancing your looks and highlighting your natural beauty it can be a beautiful
and fun learning experience!
It is wonderful to be young and beauty is so simple.
You may be looking to find a subtle change or make a dramatic statement that suits your style, either way, mother nature is on your side. Sassy, Sophisticated,
Classic or Conservative.
Years pass by and as we mature a little assistance is helpful to turn back the hands of time; maybe a new color, high-lights, or a grey reduction introducing you to color, keeping a youthful and attractive appearance.
I hope this website inspires you and contributes to all your beauty needs!
Sincerely,
FACE SHAPES
The “Oval Shaped Face” has many choices. The jaw is narrower than the cheekbones and it is longer than wide. The oval shaped face has no dominant areas and is so proportional, this face looks good with just about any hairstyle, texture or length.
The Round Shape Face” should avoid width. This face has fullness beneath the cheekbones and a wide hairline. The client may be overweight and the neck appears short. Add height or long wispy sides to make the cheeks look narrow. Comb the sides and nape close. A geometric style looks good.
The “Diamond Shape Face” has a narrow chin and forehead with wide cheekbones. Bobs work very well. Avoid height on top or volume on the sides. Use some fringe or bangs to cover narrow forehead. The style should have narrow sides and fullness at the chin.
The “Heart Shape Face” has a wider forehead and a narrower chin. Bring some hair onto the forehead
such as bangs to disguise its width. Keep the hair close to the head at the eyes, however, make it full around slightly. Add the volume at the chin.
The “Pear Shape Face” should have volume above the jaw line. The forehead is small or narrow and a rather large appearing jaw line. The hair should be combed to add width from the eye level through the crown of the head. Comb or set the hair close to the head on the sides and at the nape.
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