Eyebrow microblading service is a treatment where a technician tattoos eyebrow onto our face using a small tool with nine tiny blades. It takes two visits under the knife, but the promise is that we will wake up with perfect eyebrows every morning for one to three years. Microblading is done with a hand-held tool — it "looks like an X-ACTO knife made out of needles," — that puts pigment into the skin, but doesn't go as deep as a normal tattoo would.

It's also semi-permanent. The microblade brows should last between one and three years. The actual microblading is probably the shortest part where a lot of time goes, I getting to know the clients and what they want, what's realistic for their face and then drawing on them to make sure they are happy with the shape. But be warned that microblading is more expensive than drawing our eyebrows on every morning. It feels kind of like plucking adding that there can be numbs the brow area before microblading.

Despite the popularity of laser hair removal, waxing for face and body remains the quickest, easiest and most affordable way to get rid unwanted body hair. But with the enormous array of choices out there in Seasons Salon and Day Spa, knowing which body wax is best for hair removal and best suits your skin type can get confusing. Dry skin doesn’t produce enough sebum and needs creams and lotions to maintain hydration levels. Not giving dry skin adequate TLC leads to flaking. Using regular wax that normally has a mild exfoliating action can leave skin even drier and itchy. That’s why dry skin needs extra hydration after waxing, over and above the pre- and post-depilatory lotions. Using a sugar and lemon formula or one infused with natural moisturizing ingredients like chocolate, avocado and shea butter are excellent choices for dry skin.