Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Are your stockings a little drab this year??
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
The Power of Color
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
The Art of Nails
Friday, October 2, 2009
The Hair/Happiness Connection!
There's nothing like handing a client a mirror after a salon service and watching her eyes light up as she studies her swingy, shiny new style or her rich, vibrant new hair color. We understand, nothing makes you feel better than having beautiful hair.
So...let us make your hair beautiful and your spirits soar! Transforming your hair is our profession and our pleasure because your life transformation is truly our passion!
Farouk Systems, Inc.
Thursday, September 17, 2009
BEAUTIFUL BRAIDS!
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Thursday September 17th
Queen Anne Artwalk
3 - 6pm
Lily's Salon and Party Boutique will be featuring local photographer SEAN WATSON displaying his photos of children spending time at Lily's!
Sean Watson
Photographer
206.617.5608
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Makeup Application
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Baby's First Haircut Package
FREE CUT WITH COLOR
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
HEADBAND HEAVEN
Shoes, hand bags and headbands to top off your look! Express yourself from head to toe with vibrant colors and fashionista necessities!
Lily's carries a variety of hip headbands and hair accesories.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Going Green is Good! But not in your hair....
Summer colors are fun! But not if its from chlorine....green hair is caused by Chlorine oxidizing Copper Iron and Mangane and has negative effects on your locks. Chlorine dries out and damages your hair. The risk is lowered by using a clarifying products to remove chlorine, salt water and mineral build-up.
Lily's now carries Fairy Tales new line of organic chlorine removing shampoo and conditioner specially formulated with fruit enzymes and vitamins to effectively clean and nourish your hair. Pick up a concentrated treatment of after-swim solution that helps prevent dry, damaged hair and removes chlorine and copper green.
Stay healthy this summer....that includes your hair!
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Monday, July 6, 2009
The Heads Up on Lice
We see cases of lice weekly. The funny thing is it comes in waves. Right after a school holiday it hits hard. Families that have been on air planes or in another country pick up lice. The bottom line is your child's head needs to be "nit free" before they are with others or go to school. "Nit free" means all of the egg sacs are gone-completely gone. It requires a long video and sitting down with a nit comb, a wet paper towel and combing and inspecting every strand of hair.
Here are some simple tips:
1. Do not confuse flakes and dandruff with nits. Nits will not flake off. They must be loosened from the hair with your fingernails and pulled down the hair shaft.
2. Most lice killing products are pesticides. Very bad for anyone. We recommend Fairy Tale Hair Care Products.
3. Wash bedding and recently worn clothing in hot water and dry in hot dryer. Combs and brushes need to be soaked in hot water.
4. Vacuum furniture, carpets, and car seats.
5. If one family member gets it then check everyone else or better yet give a treatment.
6. Lice do not like clean hair so do not go overboard on washing.
TREATMENT: Fairy Tales Hair Care Products
We love this line. A non toxic, pesticide free enzyme based product.
1. Lice Good-bye Shampoo
2. Lice Good-bye Conditioner
3. Lice Good-bye conditioning spray (we have our kids use this daily. Adds protection from lice outbreaks)
4. Lice Good-bye Mousse (This dissolves the nit "glue" and helps more easily remove the lice and nits.
All available at Lily's Pampering Salon & Party Boutique!
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Color Me Summer!
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Friday, March 6, 2009
Smoke in your Eyes?
Never too young for "Red Carpet" Earrings
Check out Abigail Breslin's red carpet look, with these simple yet elegant earrings.
Get your own star style at Lily's starting at only $10 per pair!
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Long Layers are the Look!
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Picture Perfect
Peace Out!
Lily's has a variety of peace sign jewelry and hair accessories in assorted sizes and styles!
Photo by Michael Buckner / Getty Images
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Tiara anyone?
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Locks of Love. Donating is fun!
Circle of Friends Hair Care
Circle of Friends is an amazing kid friendly product line. What fun to have chocolate shampoo, blueberry conditioner and orange detangler. See Lily's Pampering Salon for details.
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Tips for Teen Make Up
Makeup styles for teens have changed somewhat since I was a teen, but the premise is still the same; wear makeup to enhance your beauty and make you feel more polished, put together and, thus, more confident. If you're a teen and are looking for some great makeup tips, read on:
Buy good products. This is the first rule for a reason. Sure, you could go to the local pharmacy and buy cheap makeup, but at what cost? Cheap makeup cakes and dries, has a short shelf life, and won't glide onto your skin. Invest a little more money for a good product, made of quality ingredients, that will be beneficial for your skin health. Years later, you'll be glad that you took care of your skin while you were still young.
Foundation. Unless you have severe scarring and pock marks from acne that you need to cover, you won't need to wear foundation. Since a teenager's skin is still elastic and fresh, it already has a healthy glow. Steer clear of foundation and, instead, opt for a lightweight mineral powder and an under-eye concealer to cover blemishes and eye circles.
Blush. Choose a bright blush and apply it with a wide brush. If you have very fair skin, choose pink or tones of pink. If your skin is olive or dark, choose shades of light bronze or red. Start with just a little blush on your brush, smile, and apply it to the apples of your cheeks, sweeping it back towards your temples. A little goes a long way, so go easy.
Eyes. While you could choose to apply dark and heavy eye shadow and liner, you will simply end up looking harsh and hard. Makeup is meant to enhance your natural features, not cover them entirely. Instead, use soft hues to enhance your eyes. If you've blue eyes, use colors from the cool palette, such as plum, pink, blue, and ivory. Brown- and green-eyed teens should use warm tones such as copper, brown, ivory, and green. Sweep a lighter shade on your eyelid and just under your eyebrow, and a darker shade in the crease. Complete the look with a light smudge of coordinating eyeliner halfway across your upper lid.
Lips. All you need for your lips is a sheer gloss with a little color. You can find tinted lip balms in any grocery store or the makeup isle of your pharmacy. If you want the emphasis to be on your eyes, choose a light color for your lips.
One of the worst mistakes a teen can make is to pluck her eyebrows too much. Eyebrows will cease to grow if they are plucked too often. Instead of over-plucking, simply pluck a little in the area at the brow bone, and always pluck from underneath—never above—the brow. If your eyebrows are sparse, you can use eyebrow corrector to fill in areas where hair should be.
The most important thing to remember about teen makeup styles is that less is more, and that maeup is meant to enhance, and not to cover up.
Friday, January 16, 2009
Celebrity Pets
Preventing Head Lice
Once thought to stem from poor sanitary habits, having lice no longer holds the shame it once did but is still a major hassle for families, and no child is exempt. Encouraging your child not to share brushes, combs, hats or sports helmets can’t hurt, but it won’t necessarily protect them from a lice outbreak. And, the situation is worsening as these bugs become resistant to over-the-counter treatments.
Prevention is the best solution. Fairytales Hair Care has created an all-natural, organic children’s hair care line that has been shown to repel lice. The three-tiered system of Fairy Tales Rosemary Repel Shampoo, Crème Conditioner and Leave-in Spray, layers hair with oils of rosemary, lavender, tea tree, lemongrass, geranium and citronella.
Ciofalo says these very ingredients have been used as far back as the Crusades to create a barrier of protection on the hair.
Risa Barash;TasteForLife.com Contributor