MISSION VIEJO – One of the skincare industry's premiere celebrity aestheticians makes a special appearance Saturday at a South County beauty retailer.
Scott-Vincent Borba– named one of the Top 5 QVC Rising Stars – will provide consultations and high-end facials to customers on Saturday at CVS' Beauty 360– one of two specialty beauty retailers nationwide. Customers making $75 purchases will also receive a mini version of his $2,000 HD facial guaranteed to create a flawless complexion.
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Saturday, March 28, 2009
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Get healthy locks without splurging
Healthy hair doesn't mean you have to splurge on expensive products. Doctors say you can get just what you need in the drug store aisle if you know what to look for.
So many products, but which ones really help your hair and scalp be their healthiest?
Dermatologist Shirley Chi says there are a number of drug stores products that perform as well as the pricier versions.
"May not be exactly the same but it will give you a lot more bang for you buck," said Dr. Chi.
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So many products, but which ones really help your hair and scalp be their healthiest?
Dermatologist Shirley Chi says there are a number of drug stores products that perform as well as the pricier versions.
"May not be exactly the same but it will give you a lot more bang for you buck," said Dr. Chi.
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Sunday, March 22, 2009
Dress Fest inspires and excites prom-goers
Kelen Dowdy knew it was the one for her the moment she saw it.
It was a strapless, turquoise Cinderella-style evening gown being modeled by a fellow student during the first annual Henderson County Prom Fest held this weekend at the Mountain Lodge off Upward Road.
The crowd oohed and aahed amid camera flashlights going off as beautiful young women in sparkling floor length gowns and handsome young men in tuxedos strutted their stuff on the catwalk on Sunday afternoon during a show to model the latest prom fashions. Girls squealed and their mothers smiled as each couple showed off sequined glamour worthy of the red carpet walk at the Academy Awards in Hollywood.
The event caused a change of heart for the 18-year-old West Henderson High student regarding her choice of attire for this year’s prom, she said.
“I already bought a dress, but now I’m having second thoughts,” she laughed. “I just know I’ve got to try that on.” read more...
It was a strapless, turquoise Cinderella-style evening gown being modeled by a fellow student during the first annual Henderson County Prom Fest held this weekend at the Mountain Lodge off Upward Road.
The crowd oohed and aahed amid camera flashlights going off as beautiful young women in sparkling floor length gowns and handsome young men in tuxedos strutted their stuff on the catwalk on Sunday afternoon during a show to model the latest prom fashions. Girls squealed and their mothers smiled as each couple showed off sequined glamour worthy of the red carpet walk at the Academy Awards in Hollywood.
The event caused a change of heart for the 18-year-old West Henderson High student regarding her choice of attire for this year’s prom, she said.
“I already bought a dress, but now I’m having second thoughts,” she laughed. “I just know I’ve got to try that on.” read more...
Friday, March 20, 2009
Hopefuls yearn to be perfect fit for 'Model'
It was a nasty day, but the hopefuls didn't mind. Thousands of young women with Tyra Banks on their minds showed up at the Westin San Francisco Market Street one day last week for a shot at stardom on "America's Next Top Model."
A very, very long shot.
Still, their eyes were bright, their jeans were tight, and they waited for hours until they got their moment to state their name and aspirations in front of a video camera.
The popular reality series on the CW network has, up until now, featured typically leggy girls who appear to grow even taller and thinner as the season progresses. But not this time. For next year's Cycle 13 season, the casting call went out for those 5 feet 7 or shorter. read more...
A very, very long shot.
Still, their eyes were bright, their jeans were tight, and they waited for hours until they got their moment to state their name and aspirations in front of a video camera.
The popular reality series on the CW network has, up until now, featured typically leggy girls who appear to grow even taller and thinner as the season progresses. But not this time. For next year's Cycle 13 season, the casting call went out for those 5 feet 7 or shorter. read more...
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Magazine offers fashion advice
Tufts’ newest student publication, the fashion magazine Infusion, released its first issue last month filled with style and entertainment advice for fellow Jumbos.
The magazine aims to provide fashion, health, beauty and culture tips to college students, according to sophomore Brittany Robbins, its editor-in-chief.
“It’s nice to have a college-centered fashion magazine,” Robbins said. “It is a fashion magazine, but at the same time, it’s a Tufts fashion magazine. It’s fashion for the college student on the run.”
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The magazine aims to provide fashion, health, beauty and culture tips to college students, according to sophomore Brittany Robbins, its editor-in-chief.
“It’s nice to have a college-centered fashion magazine,” Robbins said. “It is a fashion magazine, but at the same time, it’s a Tufts fashion magazine. It’s fashion for the college student on the run.”
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