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Can you believe it?! BARE. along with Eagle Rock Salon Suites are taking ALL precautionary measures to ensure the safety of all our guests. *Things will be different as we return to the salon to ensure the safety of everyone who visits.... *An email/text will be sent to each person before they come to their appointment, to make sure you know exactly what to expect prior to coming in for your service. A few things to look forward to: --You will be asked to wait in your mobile waiting area (vehicle) until I have thoroughly disinfected all surfaces and tools prior to your arrival. --Double booking will not be an option. In between each client, I will need a 15 minute window of time to disinfect the entire salon. --You will not be allowed to bring anyone with you. This includes children, husbands, friends, or anyone else that you might want to bring with you. --Temperature checks. --Masks (you will not be allowed to enter the salon without one). --Being escorted into and out of the salon by Priscilla. --As always fresh linen and towels. --Disposable everything! --I'm so excited to see you but, no hugs or handshakes. --We are putting a HUGE emphasis on safety and sanitation. If you have any underlying health conditions, please advise ahead of time I will have special hours and safety precautions available to those clients. --I care about everyone’s safety! Which is why these changes will be strictly enforced. --Due to all of all the extra time I will need to spend in between each client, I will have limited time for appointments. Electronic/contactless payments are prefered. To book your appointment text Priscilla at (818) 384-8238 ASAP my schedule will fill up quick, do not hesitate. Your patience is greatly appreciated, I will get back to you as soon as I can. I look forward to seeing you!!

2020 has another gift for us MASKNE [mask + (ac)ne] it’s seriously becoming a thing A acne mechanica type of breakout caused by heat, moisture, friction and rubbing.... Here are some tips to prevent those annoying little breakouts: Cleanse your skin 2x a day using a gentle cleanser. If you are breaking out use a cleanser that contains a low % salicylic acid, glycolic acid or benzol peroxide. Exfoliate 3x a week. @dermalogica Daily Microfoliant is a great choice, it’s not too abrasive and won’t dry out your skin, making matters worse. Moisturize, keep your skin well hydrated. Avoid wearing makeup or using oil based foundation. Wash your mask daily using a mild soap, fragrance detergent can also irritate your skin. Make sure all of your skincare products are non-comedogenic, meaning they won’t clog your pores. Lastly, don’t remove your mask by simply just pulling it under your chin and letting it sit there, I see this so often. You’re just letting all the bacteria from your mouth sit on your skin. Instead completely take the mask off.

You don’t get flawless skin with just one facial. Just like a great body doesn’t happen with one gym visit...unfortunately In order to see lasting improvement, you have to invest time and effort into your regimen. For example - let’s talk about Melasma.... Melasma is a form of hyperpigmentation that is very difficult to treat. It typically appears as symmetric, blotchy, hyperpigmented patches on the face. Usually the cheeks, bridge of the nose, forehead, chin, or upper lip. Melasma is triggered by sun exposure as well as hormonal fluctuation. How can it be treated? As mentioned above it can be difficult to treat, what works for one client may not work for another. That’s why it’s best to see a professional for customized treatments as well as customized home care products tailored to you and your needs. Check out this amazing before and after! **Results were achieved with 2 facials, 1 peel and regular at home skincare use @glymedplus Living Cell Clarifier & Derma Pigment Bleaching Fluid; over the course of approx 3-4 months. @ Los Angeles, California

Challenge accepted @skincraftla + @hello_veronica + @julietalphazulu + @lady_lu21 Love you beautiful ladies ... Me pre-quarantine fluff

How often do I...? I get a lot of questions from clients on how often do I get facials, exfoliate or get a chemical peel? This chart is a basic general rule on how often you should be doing your skincare/self care rituals.... Feel free to save for reference