Bleach

There are millions of people around the world that are considering about face bleaching. The reasons for this could vary from person to person. Some may want to whiten their face because of the feeling of being unsatisfied with their facial skin color while others might be caught up in the hype of having a fairer complexion. Whatever the reasons that you are thinking about, it is best to accept as much knowledge as you can regarding this topic.

Face bleach has been very popular throughout the years because the media has presented that having a fairer complexion is more beautiful.

Although the media could have significant impact on the audience, you must break away from that fad and rethink certain things especially when it comes to your skin.

Although there are false advertisements for how to whiten the face, there are also real treatments that do actually work. Learn about how you can lighten your face safely and effectively.

Also, learn about other facts that you should know about face bleaching.

Why Do People Consider Face Bleach?

becoming flawless and have even skin toneIn our day and age, everyone, regardless if you are a man or a woman, has this dream of becoming flawless and have even skin tone. Who would not want that characteristic right?

Everybody we see on television and movies have beautiful unblemished skin and for that reason, the people watching also want the same amazing beauty. For that reason, facial bleaching arose in its popularity.

Some people might consider face whitening to get rid of dark spots, freckles, birthmarks, acne marks and other skin discoloration problems.

Although there are certain products and procedures that focus on facial bleaching, the entire process is not entirely free of certain side effects.

There are actually some methods that could be harmful for the skin. That is why you should be aware of the ups and downs of face bleaching.

How Does Face Bleach Work?

The main focus of this process is to whiten certain areas of the face that have been affected by skin discoloration. The whole logic behind skin bleaching is to get rid of, lighten and / or improve darks areas of the skin basically. You could choose from topical ointments, whitening soaps, pills, laser treatments, microdermabrasion and other methods to lighten the face. Depending on the technique used, the way that bleaching works vary from treatment to treatment.

• face Bleach=20$
• Face and neck=25$
• Under Arm=15$
• Under eye treatment=30$

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Hair Spa

What is Hair Spa all about?

If you're going in for a hair spa, the therapist would first take a look at what kind of hair you have, its quality, etc. You are then offered suitable remedies and packs. Some spas also have a protein treatment for hair. The idea is to rejuvenate and protect the hair. A serum is mixed with the conditioner onto the hair. I recommend using argan oil, which is very beneficial and can penetrate the hair shaft and restore moisture. After oiling and shampoo, a deep-conditioning mask or pack made with natural ingredients is applied to the hair and massaged well. 

5 Steps to do Hair Spa at Home 

The belief in the therapeutic powers of mineral waters dates back to many centuries. The word 'spa' has its roots in ancient Roman & Greek civilizations which basically stands for a healing bath in mineral-rich spring water. A hair spa is not just about pampering the hair with a massage. It also provides nutrients to the hair, with a variety of packs. The five essentials are: hair oil, massage, shampoo, conditioner & hair mask.

1. Massage your scalp: This is the first step to start a hair treatment at home. Warm up some coconut oil or olive oil. Massage your head gently. This increases blood circulation and boosts hair growth.

2. Steam the hair: Dip a towel in warm water and squeeze the excess water out. Wrap the towel around the hair. This allows the oil to penetrate deep into the scalp. Do this for about 5-6 minutes.

3. Wash your hair: Now, wash the hair with a mild shampoo. Use only cold water as hot water is harmful to the hair roots.

4. Apply conditioner: Post the shampooing, use a conditioner. You can also use the water of tea leaves to which a few drops of lime juice has been added. Or try a paste of grated beetroot to which hibiscus powder has been added. The hibiscus flower powder is a great base and is rich in iron and other vitamins. Rinse it off after half an hour with just warm water and no shampoo.

5. Lastly, a hair mask: The last step is crucial as it seals in the nourishment. Try making this mask at home. In a bowl, mix two eggs, honey and some coconut oil. You can add a ripe banana to this - banana is a hair softener. You can also use olive oil instead of coconut oil. Leave the mask on for 20 minutes, then rinse with a mild shampoo.

That's it. You have successfully completed a home hair spa therapy at home in just 5 simple steps. We recommend repeating this process once a month to ensure healthy, soft & shiny hair.

Hair Spa=60$

Hair Loss & Dandruff

Treatment=60$

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Henna(hair)

Henna is the natural alternative to synthetic hair dye. It's easy to get glossy, rich hair colour at home, and we show you how to get the shade you want.
Our bricks are made using the finest-quality Persian henna, conditioning cocoa butter and gorgeous essential oils that leave your hair looking and smelling fabulous. Choose from four shades:
Rouge is a vibrant red that glints gloriously in the sunlight, with deep tones brought out by a pinch of coffee and shininess helped by fresh organic lemon juice.
Brun contains indigo and a pinch of ground coffee to tint your hair a deep chocolate brown colour, with nettle powder to tone and soothe the scalp.
Marron turns hair a shiny chestnut colour with autumnal tones thanks to a splash of lemon juice as well as a pinch of ground coffee that adds depth.
Noir is the one to use for a rich-blue black shade, as we've used lots of indigo herb here. We've also used a little red henna to add extra shine without bringing out any red tones.

• Henna(Med)=35$
• Henna(coffee)=40$
• Henna(long)=50$
• Henna(pro)=60$

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8 Things to Know Before Dyeing Your Own Hair

1. DIY hair dyes can be tricky, so we enlisted the help of celebrity hair colorists Sharon Dorram and Kelly Van Gogh so you can get a salon-perfect hue at home. Click through our gallery to see the eleven tips you need to know before heading to the drugstore to pick up a shade. Here's to perfect at-home hair color today, tomorrow, and forever. 


2. "Your natural hair color first determines where to start when you're choosing your desired shade," says celebrity colorist Sharon Dorram, who has worked with Julia Roberts, Kate Hudson, and Nicole Kidman. People with warmer base tones, like Emma Stone, who is a natural blond, can take on different colors than someone with a cooler starting hue. Ask your hairstylist, who will be more attuned to identifying nuanced tones.

3. Rome wasn't built in a day-and drastic hair color can't be achieved overnight, either. "The more pronounced the change you attempt, the more likely the results will be brassy, ashy or just plain disappointing," says celebrity colorist Kelly Van Gogh. A subtle shift, on the other hand, like Camilla Belle's lift from rich brunet to spicy cinnamon, is completely attainable.

4. If you plan on making a dramatic change, that is, more than three shades lighter or darker than what's natural, Dorram advises trying on a wig close to your desired color. It's a quick, painless way to determine if the shade is right for you. Here, Amanda Seyfried dons a red bob on the set of her film,Now. (And we think the color is quite becoming!)

5. "Depending on the length and thickness of your hair, you should always buy a few boxes of dye," Dorram advises. Someone with below-the-chest strands, like Miley Cyrus, may require three boxes to get full coverage. "It's better to have too much hair dye, than to realize you need more halfway through," she says.

6. Chlorine strips away the hair cuticle, allowing minerals in the water to get into the hair shaft and alter your color. Rather than diving in, sit pretty poolside, like Whitney Port, for at least two weeks before and after dyeing your hair.

7. Take it from Rihanna's colorist Ursula Stephens, who knows a thing or two about fine-tuning tresses: Hair dye always comes out darker than the image on the box. "Buy one or two shades lighter than your desired color," she advises. "It is easier to amp up a color's intensity than it is to tone it down."

8. "The scalp's natural oils work as a buffer to prevent irritation," says colorist James Corbett of the James Corbett Studio in New York City. Translation? Dirty hair is ideal for dyeing. "It's also much easier to section second day hair, which ensures even color distribution." He suggests skipping the shampoo a day before you plan to color-and we suggest sporting a cute baseball hat like Minka Kelly's to sweep back unwashed strands.

• Full hair coloring=70$
• Root touchup=40$
• Highlighting=60$
• Hair spa
• Treatment=60$

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Waxing

Waxing is a hair removal method which is semi-permanent in nature and removes the hair from the root. It will take around two to eight weeks for new hair to grow back; however, in some individuals, there is re-growth in a week. Almost all the areas of the body can be waxed such as eyebrows, face, legs, arms, back, abdomen, bikini area and feet. There are different types of waxing for removing unwanted hair. Waxing should be done by a trained aesthetician. There are some areas which require a licensed/trained cosmetologist or aesthetician to perform waxing.

Strip waxing is done by spreading a wax combination in a thin layer over the skin. A paper strip or cloth is then applied and pressed on the wax layer, then ripped/jerked off in the opposite direction of hair growth using quick movement. Hair is removed along with the wax. Strip wax can be made at home also using water, lemon juice, honey and sugar.

• Upper Lip                        =10$
• Chin                                 =10$
• Side lock                          =12$
• Fore Head                        =12$
• Neck                                =18$
• Full Face                          =30$
• Full face & neck              =40$
• Full Arms                         =35$
• Half Arm                          =25$
• Under Arm                       =15$
• full Arm with under Arm=40$
• Half Leg                            =25$
• Full Leg                             =50$
• Navel                                 =10$

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