Thursday, March 31, 2011
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Orientation Time!!!
Today is the first of 30 for these ladies to show us what they got!! Anneliese, Lake and Molly are getting down to the nitty gritty and are learnin' how to make your day!! Your team of favorite Daymakers has each taken a piece of the Embellish culture and will be teaching them what it means to be one of the crew. From the Davines Multispace Concept to the in house created Signature shampoo, we'll have these ladies making your day in no time!!! Good luck!!!
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
New Week, New Talents, New Deal of the Week
You may have seen a new face sprinkled about the Daymaker layer and we are excited to get this New Talent thing started. For the next 30 days Anneliese, Lake and Molly will be run through the rigorous gauntlet of learning our culture, winning us over and hopefully causing us all to fall in love with them and keep them around for a while. We are ecstatic about the prospect of having some new energy and new faces added to our team. If you're in getting your day made within the next 30 days, we'll be sure to introduce you. Thank you for making them welcome and they and we look forward to making your day!!
253 Deal of the Week:
If you have not had a haircut/style in a long time, or you are looking for a MAJOR change, we are looking for models on Thursday March 31st for our "Friends Don't Let Friends Go Unembellished" campaign. We will be taking before/after photos and will cost $23.50. March 31 between 2:30-4:30. Call for an appointment. 253.752.8144
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Thursday, March 24, 2011
Carthame Oil.... It's Amazing!!!
Carthame Oil, more commonly known as Safflower Oil, is one of the main ingredients in Davines' newly launched Authentic skin care line. After doing some research on why Davines chose to use this ingredient as well as why all that have tried it LOVE it, we found some interesting tid bits about Carthame/Safflower Oil:
Most of the commonly cultivated varieties contain more than 70% linoleic acid in their oil but some varieties have been developed with high oleic (up to 70%) or stearic (5-10%) acid contents.
Click here to see what Davines has to say about it!!
Carthame or Safflower (Carthamus tintorius, Composae). Grown mainly in India, Mexico, Ethiopia, Australia and cultivated in USA. The plant was known in ancient Egypt (mummy of pharaoh Amenophis I, 1600 B.C.), in the Persian Gulf and used until recently for its tinctorial properties (pink, red color).
Oil content: 30-40%. The oil which has one of the highest linoleic acid content (75-80%) is used in lipochemistry, human nutrition and dietetic. Thus, safflower oil is utilized as cooking oil and in the form of salad oil, mayonnaise, margarine and in processed foods. Nonfood uses are coatings, paints, and alkyd or polyamide resins.
Most of the commonly cultivated varieties contain more than 70% linoleic acid in their oil but some varieties have been developed with high oleic (up to 70%) or stearic (5-10%) acid contents.
Click here to see what Davines has to say about it!!
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Carthame Oil,
Davines,
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Safflower Oil
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Style Night Debut of Authentic
If you've caught a glimpse of the Vatican-esque artwork that has recently graced some of our walls and the label of one of Davines' newest skin care creations, then you are well on your way to falling in love with Authentic just like your favorite Daymakers have. With the main ingredient of Carthame oil, this line is guaranteed to leave your skin feeling healthy, fully moisturized and as light and care free as the butterfly on the label. Your favorite Daymaker, Susan, uses the Authentic Cleansing Nectar and the Authentic Replenishing Butter in her daily skincare routine and is excited to try the Authentic Nourishing Oil and Authentic Moisturizing Balm as well.
Along with some of the other fantastic happenings at our style night tonight, you'll have an opportunity to try some of these new products while \enjoying a soothing hand massage by Melanie, your favorite "day making" receptionist.
So....
Stop on by, enjoy the festivities and treat yourself to the Authentic experience!!
Along with some of the other fantastic happenings at our style night tonight, you'll have an opportunity to try some of these new products while \enjoying a soothing hand massage by Melanie, your favorite "day making" receptionist.
So....
Stop on by, enjoy the festivities and treat yourself to the Authentic experience!!
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Our Week ROCKS!!!!
Your favorite Daymakers have spent the better part of the beginning of this week working on the last little details for this weeks Third Thursday Artwalk. This Thursday is not only St. Patty's day but it is also the Artwalk that Embellish has chosen to showcase your favorite Daymakers as the artists and you as the canvas and we can't wait to show you all the fantastic stuff we have planned!! Prepare to be dazzled!!
*View our Stylist.com video featuring Eleanor, Melanie and the fabulous Wonder Brush!!
*Check out some of our HOTT styling skillz!!
*Food and wine by STINK (Kris Blondin's new place soon to open)
*A first hand peak at the 6 page Spring fashion spread in Showcase Magazine that we did hair and makeup for.
*A teaser of something really cool being featured in the Volcano
*Meet our new talents, and walk with some goodies.
AND.....
SO MUCH MORE!!! We'll see you there!!! 6-8pm FREE
******
This weeks 253 Deal of the Week is bound to tickle your senses. For just $2.53 add an Awakening or Relaxing scalp massage to any service of $40 or more. With Awakening or Relaxing aromatic blends designed to do just that coupled with the skilled hands of your favorite Daymaker will make for a great addition to any service you book this week.
***Does not apply to appointments previously booked, not to be combined with any other special, coupon, gift certificate or special offer***
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Join Us For Well-Being Wednesday
What: a gathering of alternative medicine practitioners, nutritionists, energy workers, massage therapists, healers, and promoters of general well being practices to share their knowledge, expertise, and magic with you and each other. We'd like to invite you to come to hear about various methods of enhancing your physical/mental health and life styles.
When: 2nd Wednesday of each month we'll have three 15-20 min presentations starting off with a casual mingling/networking and enjoyment of simple treats and refreshments provided by Smooth & Juicey. Between each presentation we'll Zumba dance – provided by Tea.
Where: Embellish Multispace Salon 1121 Ct. D Downtown Tacoma (by the YMCA)
Why: Because it’s fun to learn, we could all use a break from regular daily life, and we will leave with a renewed energy. Plus we’ll meet new people.
For more information, contact: Patricia Lecy Davis visiongolocal@gmail.com or Sandy Bossett sandyb0812@comcast.net
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
253 Deal of the Week: Toxic Spill Haircuts & Brows
In need of a haircut?!? Want to add some fun to your do (so to speak)?!? Well, you're in luck!!! Support 2 of your favorite Daymakers, Heather and Susan, by purchasing a pre-sale ticket for their Toxic Spill Roller Derby Bout at $10 a piece (cash only) and receive the gift of a haircut with either Heather or Susan for $25.30!!! And as an added bonus, add on an eyebrow wax to your Toxic Spill deal for $2.53 to round out your Embellish/Toxic Spill Experience!!! Derby and a do!!! How can you pass that up?!?
Friday, March 4, 2011
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Celebration Time!!!
It's once again time to celebrate you, the client, as well as us as artists!! At this month's Third Thursday Artwalk at Embellish we will be featuring your favorite Daymakers as the artists and would love to celebrate with you because without you our artwork would not be possible. We will be featuring new looks that you can do at home, our "Hot In My Salon" video that is now being featured on Stylist.com as well as some of our work that has been recently published in some of Tacoma's favorite publications, South Sound Magazine and The Weekly Volcano. Stay tuned for more info on product and service specials exclusive to those that attend.
Can't wait to see you there!!!
Can't wait to see you there!!!
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
What Elle Has to Say About Blondes!!!
We know that it's about that time for the blond to make its seasonal emergence. Check out what Elle has to say about this coming season's trends and how going blond may not be for everyone this Spring.
“Balenciaga blond”—that perfectly platinum shade of bright flaxen that dominated at the Spring shows—seems to have fallen out of favor with the catwalking set. While Abbey Lee Kershaw is staying true to her Orlando Pita peroxide dye job, her icy-haired counterparts are switching it up. After Natasha Poly hinted at the chestnut change that was in the air at Givenchy last season, we have watched with relative awe over the past few weeks as Britt Maren and Emily Senko—both former blondes—turned up chocolate at Alexander Wang. Agnete Hegelund cashed in her platinum locks for a dark auburn that debuted at Couture and wowed at Rodarte as one of the only non-golden-wheat heads of hair to walk at the Mulleavys’ Midwest-inspired Fall outing. Even Ajak Deng’s platinum buzz cut—which was a signature at New York shows like Richard Chai, Nicole Miller, and Jen Kao—went noticeably missing in London, where she was back to her darker, natural color at Giles. But it wasn’t until we spotted Siri Tollerød at Fendi this morning that the brown-is-back movement really hit home. Not Siri! we thought when we saw the poster child for cornsilk white, Nordic strands sporting a dirty blond, bordering-on-light-brown look. “It’s hard to keep up,” Tollerød’s agent told us when we inquired about the transformation. After a bleach session with colorist Laurie Foley at Marc Jacobs two season ago, Tollerød has apparently embarked on a long grow-out phase in which the professionals at Ion Studio have taken her blond down a notch to blend in with her roots as they grow in. Words to the wise: Platinum makes for a pretty picture (and can skyrocket a runway career), but it’s brutal on the hair shaft. For Fall 2011, you’re better off brunette.
Brown Is The New Blond
February 24, 2011 6:12 pm
“Balenciaga blond”—that perfectly platinum shade of bright flaxen that dominated at the Spring shows—seems to have fallen out of favor with the catwalking set. While Abbey Lee Kershaw is staying true to her Orlando Pita peroxide dye job, her icy-haired counterparts are switching it up. After Natasha Poly hinted at the chestnut change that was in the air at Givenchy last season, we have watched with relative awe over the past few weeks as Britt Maren and Emily Senko—both former blondes—turned up chocolate at Alexander Wang. Agnete Hegelund cashed in her platinum locks for a dark auburn that debuted at Couture and wowed at Rodarte as one of the only non-golden-wheat heads of hair to walk at the Mulleavys’ Midwest-inspired Fall outing. Even Ajak Deng’s platinum buzz cut—which was a signature at New York shows like Richard Chai, Nicole Miller, and Jen Kao—went noticeably missing in London, where she was back to her darker, natural color at Giles. But it wasn’t until we spotted Siri Tollerød at Fendi this morning that the brown-is-back movement really hit home. Not Siri! we thought when we saw the poster child for cornsilk white, Nordic strands sporting a dirty blond, bordering-on-light-brown look. “It’s hard to keep up,” Tollerød’s agent told us when we inquired about the transformation. After a bleach session with colorist Laurie Foley at Marc Jacobs two season ago, Tollerød has apparently embarked on a long grow-out phase in which the professionals at Ion Studio have taken her blond down a notch to blend in with her roots as they grow in. Words to the wise: Platinum makes for a pretty picture (and can skyrocket a runway career), but it’s brutal on the hair shaft. For Fall 2011, you’re better off brunette.
Photo: Matt Lever / Courtesy of Redken
Labels:
Brown is the New Blond,
Elle,
Embellish,
FeedTacoma,
Going Blond
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