Aveda’s limited edition Spring/Summer makeup collection is inspired by ’70s beach style. Try the Shimmer Shell face accent for a luminous, sun-kissed skin. For eyes that pop define your eyelids with the vibrant seaside paster eye trios – Sea Grass Petal and Violet Coast.

For luscious lips saturated with sunset colors, try Star Coral Nourish-Mint™ and Oyster Pink Nourish-Mint™ lipsticks. Finish with Coral Sea lip glaze.

 

Aveda makeup is free of parabens, talc and carmine.

“For the artist, color is an endless
source of inspiration and expression.”

Here are some the features that make the new Aveda Full Spectrum™ color unique and incredible:

  • More shine
  • Effective conditioning formula
  • Fade resistant color
  • Damage-free formula with naturally-derived ingredients
  • Increased color customization
  • Rich, vibrant shades
  • Earth-friendly packaging
So choose your very own personalized hair color that is up to 96% naturally-derived, a product we have created with environmental and social conscience you can feel good about.
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Stylist Andrew Vongnarath created this flirty assymetrical bob/pixie haircut while working with a client who is brave when it comes to her hair and likes to experiment. Andrew recommends this style for women with fine to medium-textured hair. This style mimics the look of Michelle Williams with a bit more volume.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In order to create this look, Andrew used the following products:

Smooth Infusion Prep-Smoother – to condition and prepare for styling

Phomollient – to add volume and shine while blow drying

Volumizing Tonic – to add weightless volume

Air Control – used as the last product in order to hold the style in place

If you have any questions for Andrew, you can e-mail him at: contactus@avedageorgetown.com

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Autumn is the time of year when we all start to bundle up, preparing for the cold weather that is about to come. It is essential that we pay close attention to our skincare regimen. Here at Georgetown Aveda we have several tips that will help keep your skin looking smooth, glowing and rosy.

 

1. Pay Attention to Changes

When the weather changes, the skin seems to follow. Many people who are used to their oily skin will now see normal or combination skin and people who have normal skin will start to see a few dry patches emerge. Rememeber, you should not use the same products year round. Just as you change the clothes you wear to protect yourself from the changing weather, you must also change your skin care products to protect your skin. Move towards products containing creamier, richer ingredients to help hydrate and nourish the skin. Come in to Georgetown Aveda for a consultation and facial for some advice on how to help your skin combat these dry, cold months of the year.

2. Moisturize, Moisturize, Moisturize!

Remember this rhyme, “To keep rough skin away, moisturize everyday!” The most common problem we all face in the winter is combating our dry skin. The best way to keep the flakes away is to keep the skin constantly hydrated. Use a creamy body and face wash instead of the gel products more commonly used in warmer weather. The best way to apply your moisturizer on both your face and body is directly after you have dried off from the shower so that you can seal in the moisture that has been absorbed from your hot shower. Try to use facial moisturizer with SPF in the morning, and a thicker, richer cream at night to help rejuvinate and repair the skin while you are sleeping. For the body, try to put a thick lotion on every evening when you are going to bed. Come in and pick up a bottle of the Caribbean Therapy Body Cream, containing shea butter, a great hydrator. The exotic smell will help take you on a vacation from the cold weather.

3. Don’t Forget the Sunscreen

Although you are no longer laying in the sand soaking up the sun, our skin is still easily affected by the sun’s rays. Many people forget about SPF once the weather starts to get cold, but it is especially important to remember to wear some form of SPF every day. Come in and pick up a tube of our Tinted Moisturizer with SPF 15 to help keep you protected as well as looking good throughout the day. Its a great idea to protect your skin, but dont avoid the sun! Go out, take a walk and enjoy the beautiful fall scenery, plus your body needs the Vitamin D!

4. Keep a Routine

You can apply as many products as you like to your skin, but in order to keep your skin as healthy as possible it is important to stick with a regular routine. The body needs constant maintence to keep it staying beautiful and healhty well. But with work and school to attend, kids to pick up, friends to meet, pets to take care of, and all the other daily tasks one must complete, skin care can easily be put on the back burner.  So instead of constantly thinking about how you should be doing this or that with your skin, try to take twenty minutes of your time today to think of what your skin needs to stay healthy and when the best time would be for you to do your daily, weekly and/or monthly routine.

Of course it is vital to cleanse and moisturize the skin everyday, twice a day, but keep in mind the extra steps like exfoliating, toning, skin brushing, masks, and facials. Try to ask yourself what your skin really needs, and when you can realistically fit each task into your routine. Once you have a regular schedule of, say, a mask on Sunday, exfoliating treatment Tuesday and Friday, and a facial the first Monday of every month, it will turn your routine worry free. So get away from the cold and come on in to Georgetown Aveda. We can pour you a cup of tea while you are browsing all the products you need to pamper yourself. There are always estheticians on staff to provide you with any service you are looking for. We looking forward to seeing you soon!

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According to several sources, Roman women admired the hair color of Northern captives. They developed hair lightening methods some of which are still used today. Most Roman bleaching techniques incorporated materials such as crude soda,  quick-lime (Calcium Oxide), alum, wood ashes and old wine. These were potent mixtures that lead to hair loss if they were not prepared with proper ratios.

Venetian ladies used an alkaline solution of rock alum, black sulphur and honey. The mixture was applied on the hair and left to dry in the sun.

In 1818 hydrogen peroxide was discovered and it is still the most satisfactory lightening agent. It gained immense popularity after its use was demonstrated at the Paris Exhibition in 1867, after which it became widely used in Europe and the United States.

 

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