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Monday, January 25, 2010
Valentine's Day
Finding yourself single this Valentine's Day? or the Two looking kick it up and have a 'cheeky' time? The folks 'Off Main Street,' (downtown Safety Harbor) are bringing the 1st Annual Singles & Sweethearts. Friday, February 12th 6-10pm, on 2nd Street between 4th & 5th Avenues North. Come join in the fun! Just click to enlarge
Thursday, January 21, 2010
We’re helping with the New Year's Resolutions
New Year, New You!
Spa Packages
Best Face Forward $190
Supreme Facial- includes enzyme treatment
Microdermabrassion
Natural Spa Manicure
The New You $120.00
Purifying Facial- Customized to your skin’s needs
Eye Enhancement
Natural Spa Pedicure
Off with a ‘Bang’$215.00
Purifying Facial- Customized to your skin’s needs
Abhyanga Massage- 90 minute
Natural Spa Manicure &Pedicure with paraffin dip
Upgrades and add-ons available
Eye enhancement, deep pre cleansing, enzyme treatments, glycolic acid peel, paraffin dips, revital light, waxing, and more!
Spa Packages
Best Face Forward $190
Supreme Facial- includes enzyme treatment
Microdermabrassion
Natural Spa Manicure
The New You $120.00
Purifying Facial- Customized to your skin’s needs
Eye Enhancement
Natural Spa Pedicure
Off with a ‘Bang’$215.00
Purifying Facial- Customized to your skin’s needs
Abhyanga Massage- 90 minute
Natural Spa Manicure &Pedicure with paraffin dip
Upgrades and add-ons available
Eye enhancement, deep pre cleansing, enzyme treatments, glycolic acid peel, paraffin dips, revital light, waxing, and more!
Thursday, December 17, 2009
There's still time
Special Invitation and Last Minute Shopping. December 18, open til 8:00pm. Come and joins us and 3rd Friday downtown Safety Harbor. We have local pick-up and ship anywhere! www.CrimsonMoon.com
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Autumn-Proofing your Skin
Autumn-proofing your skin
As the seasons change so should your skin care. Now that summer is over it is time to repair any sun damage and start preparing your skin for the cooler winter weather.
Time to Nourish
Many of us suffer some skin sensitivity, irritation, and redness as the seasons change. From the over-exposure of sun on the skin during the summer could mean that your skin is dehydrated. As the season autumn approaches our skin will start to dry easily and become dull, so now is the time to start to hydrate the skin and preparing for the dryer winter season.
'Flushing occurs when your skin needs cooling down after you go from cold to hot environments,' says Janine Bird, training and education manager for Prescriptives. 'In order to let through a calming flood of fresh blood, your capillaries dilate. If this occurs regularly, they weaken and may rupture, leading to permanent redness.'
Even though it is the autumn months that we are in, don’t forget the sunscreen as the sun rays are still harmful to your skin.
Moisturizing
Moisturizing is always an important part of your skin care regime and especially durring the autumn months, due to the lower huminity in the air, your skin will start to become dryer.
Be cautious with oily skin that your moisturizer is specific to your skin type, as too heavy of a moistirizer and dry skin can lead to clogging the pores and affecting your skin in a damaging manor. Make sure to take the time to apply and really nourish your skin from head to toe and pay extra attention to the rough spots like your elbows, knees and feet. Heels will often cracke starting with the autumn months into the winter, so use a good quality pumice stone to remove the dead skin from your feet. As moisturizing is important so too is exfoliating the body and face regularly. And don’t forget the hands, they will need it the most! This is also a good time to start scheduling pedicures to keep your feet in tiptoe shape.
Nourishment for the body
Your diet should be enriched with a lot of vitamin A, C, and E, which will help keep you skin more healthy. Foods to look for during the autumn would include:
apples, beets, bell peppers, bok choy, broccoli, figs, cauliflower,carrots, cranberries, brussel sprouts, grapes, leeks, pears, plums, pumpkin, pomegrantes, persimmons, red cabbage, spinach, sweet potatoes, whole grains, wild rice, winter squash, yams. The following spices are also benificial; cinnamon, garlic, ginger, horseradish, rosemary, sage and thyme. Stay hydrated with plenty of water and to get your vitamin D, sit in the sun 10 to 20 minutes before 10 AM is very theraputic for your body.
As the seasons change so should your skin care. Now that summer is over it is time to repair any sun damage and start preparing your skin for the cooler winter weather.
Time to Nourish
Many of us suffer some skin sensitivity, irritation, and redness as the seasons change. From the over-exposure of sun on the skin during the summer could mean that your skin is dehydrated. As the season autumn approaches our skin will start to dry easily and become dull, so now is the time to start to hydrate the skin and preparing for the dryer winter season.
'Flushing occurs when your skin needs cooling down after you go from cold to hot environments,' says Janine Bird, training and education manager for Prescriptives. 'In order to let through a calming flood of fresh blood, your capillaries dilate. If this occurs regularly, they weaken and may rupture, leading to permanent redness.'
Even though it is the autumn months that we are in, don’t forget the sunscreen as the sun rays are still harmful to your skin.
Moisturizing
Moisturizing is always an important part of your skin care regime and especially durring the autumn months, due to the lower huminity in the air, your skin will start to become dryer.
Be cautious with oily skin that your moisturizer is specific to your skin type, as too heavy of a moistirizer and dry skin can lead to clogging the pores and affecting your skin in a damaging manor. Make sure to take the time to apply and really nourish your skin from head to toe and pay extra attention to the rough spots like your elbows, knees and feet. Heels will often cracke starting with the autumn months into the winter, so use a good quality pumice stone to remove the dead skin from your feet. As moisturizing is important so too is exfoliating the body and face regularly. And don’t forget the hands, they will need it the most! This is also a good time to start scheduling pedicures to keep your feet in tiptoe shape.
Nourishment for the body
Your diet should be enriched with a lot of vitamin A, C, and E, which will help keep you skin more healthy. Foods to look for during the autumn would include:
apples, beets, bell peppers, bok choy, broccoli, figs, cauliflower,carrots, cranberries, brussel sprouts, grapes, leeks, pears, plums, pumpkin, pomegrantes, persimmons, red cabbage, spinach, sweet potatoes, whole grains, wild rice, winter squash, yams. The following spices are also benificial; cinnamon, garlic, ginger, horseradish, rosemary, sage and thyme. Stay hydrated with plenty of water and to get your vitamin D, sit in the sun 10 to 20 minutes before 10 AM is very theraputic for your body. Tuesday, December 1, 2009
December 3rd 5-9pm
Now that the frenzy of early hour, before dawn sales are over, it's time for the more meaningful gifts for the Holiday. Come and join us December 3rd for our Shop & Stroll
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Saturday, September 26, 2009
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