Recently, I had trauma in the eye. Weird, I woke up and rubbed my eye to extreme stabbing pain. I never have had trouble with my eyes. I thought maybe I had rubbed my eyes while in my sleep however; that is not my style.
I checked underneath my eyelid and couldn’t see anything but it was tearing up which indicated it might have something foreign in it. I resorted to seeing an eye doctor nearby and chose Weaver Eye Associates on Queen Street in Dallastown. I called and a lovely gal named Sara took care of me. The Doctor checked out my eye and validated my problem. He saw mascara underneath the eye and removed a little of it. It felt like a bruised knee with scrapes and essentially I scraped my eye. Beware of not cleaning off your makeup at night before you go to sleep. I have been a bad girl and didn’t do it. I even know better. The doctor recommended eye drops and said that the bruise or any opening can cause infection. I need my eyes to see and to be free of any infections. So take my word for it, always wash your eyes before going to be and make sure you keep fresh mascara on hand. Old mascara does have bacteria lurking in it.
We use and sell Youngblood mascara because if its mineral properties that are healthy for the eyes. It comes in black and brown.
“Why would I go to a salon to get my hair cut when I can just go to the barber?”
To be honest, I felt the same way for a while. It seems so easy to run into the shop, get that 10 minute cut and run out. The issue that arises is that the creativity aspect of cutting becomes stagnant. Some shops just want you to get in and out to make a buck. I am not knocking down barber shops because I love them! I just think that a fresh, scissor-over-comb cut is what is really stylish now. Women are usually into guys who take care of themselves and keep up on their look!
I went to a barber shop a while back and asked for my hair to look very classic and “50’s” inspired. The barber who cut my hair was very nice and knowledgeable, but he didn’t have the skills to make my cut really stand out.
Here at indulge, the stylists CARE about your hair and personal style. Times are changing so we try and follow those trends that come and go in the hair industry. Men’s hair cutsare on the rise because we all want to look professional and neat and clean. Here are a few differences that I’ve encountered with a salon versus a barber shop:
-Shampoo
Everyone loves a great shampoo and our amazing team are trained at giving great washes. Treat Yourself!
-Cutting Techniques
Most barbers use clippers but we use techniques that will make your hair look polished. Texturizing is very important in men’s cuts. All of the stylists here are well trained in cuts and know all the best techniques for each persons hair. Scissor-over-comb cutting is another great technique that will keep the hair even with a more natural look. Yes, the stylists still use clippers but not just the #2 blade or attachment.
-Products
We can assure that you will have the best products available at your disposal. The shampoos and conditioners we use are high quality and you will always leave feeling clean and refreshed. We sell great men’s hair care products as well that I use personally. I perform on stage under high heat lamps and I need products that really stand up under the heat and stay in place while on stage.
-Attention to Detail
Our stylists thrive on perfecting cuts. You will always leave knowing your stylist gave all of their time and attention to making your hair perfect. They will speak to you about what YOU want and the best style for your hair. Our clients come first and we never rush you out the door.
Whether it’s that classic “50’s” look or a cool and trendy cut, Indulge is the new place for Men’s cuts! I have witnessed first hand how different salons can be and how beneficial they are to maintaining that great and classic cut. Don’t feel that it is too “girly” or expensive to go to a salon because I promise it’s not! Make your appointment today and please feel free to ask me any questions!
Contributed by Anthony Bruno
Front Desk Coordinator, Indulge Salon East Market St
One of my favorite times of year were going back to school shopping for school supplies. How about you?
What is your favorite item to shop for? go to [email protected] to let me know which products you love to buy for back to school. You might win something.
Kimberly Acworth, Owner of Indulge Salon loves back to school supplies
My favorite items are post it notes and sharpie markers. I never tire of picking up those items and the avery tabs that you can pick up at Staples. go here for coupons http://www.staples.com/sbd/cre/coupons/?cid=PS:GS:SBD:SB:E:9:34430:staples-coupons
Back to College school supply list according to Indulge Salon:
1. money digitally for new colege students go out for dinner, buy clothese and hang out with friends.
digitial money for college students
2. Highlighter pens for all of the book studying they will be doing
3. Bablyss hair dryer to the group study get togethers (at the local bar). At Indulge Salon we have a supply of these for your college student. Easy to pack in the weekender bag they will have to visit friends and family or quick get aways. Bablyss tourmaline Flat Iron for a smooth exit to class in the morning.
Wella Sebasition shampoo and conditioners are essential to beautiful hair and prevents fading of haircolor and highlights. All college students MUST HAVES!
Wella sebastian shampoo and conditioner available at Indulge Salon York Pa
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We wish you the best. IF your lovely college student needs some beauty help before they go and you need help on your college beauty bill, call us at 717.846.4424 or 717.718.4465. We love college students. Take 15.00 off as a new visitor. go to indulgesalon.com and sign up as a new vistor to receive your coupon via email!
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