A new season is upon us, and it’s already giving us new fashion trends! As we overcome the Mississippi heat, we now can focus on cooler weather and fun fall clothing. The fall transition is one of my favorites. It’s the perfect time to combine pieces you wouldn’t necessarily put together any other time of […]
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Do you think of pink as a spring and summer color? Me, too. But get ready, because this pretty, feminine hue is riding a wave of popularity into the fall. You’ll continue to see it everywhere, thanks to our favorite doll. My color-combo crush is pink and navy, but this shade also goes well with […]
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For most South Mississippians, summer means beaches, boats and pools. While days spent on the water are great fun, they can wreak havoc on your hair, so here are a few tips and tricks to get your locks ready for all the galas, fundraisers and football games coming this fall. 1. CLARIFY: To recondition your […]
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Shaina Barnett is the owner and microblading artist at Southern Brow Boutique LLC. As the owner of a rural salon in Gulfport, she helps women of all ages amplify their natural beauty and confidence by enhancing their eyebrows with microblading. Here are some of the favorite products she swears by. MICELLAR WATER THAT’S WORTH THE […]
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Have you noticed new colors popping up this season that are traditionally associated with fall? I’m seeing olive green, burnt orange, black and rustic gold everywhere. I suspect the nature trend inspired this shift, and these hues work this time of year because you can wear them with summer colors like white. Another plus: Won’t […]
Do you have special occasion or event marked on the calendar? Make sure you are feeling your best by committing to a skincare plan now. Start by scheduling a consultation with a licensed aesthetician to discuss skin care issues and goals. See a board-certified dermatologist for any issues that may require medication or surgical treatment. […]
Historians trace the practice of hair removal back to ancient Egypt, where it started with simple tweezers and pumice stones before evolving into a sugaring technique that hasn’t changed much over millennia. The original paste, believed to have been made from a honey mixture known as “mourn,” may even have been used by Cleopatra. The […]
