Take advantage of this amazing offer only at stylesalon becasue we know you care about your looks. Amanda Pook from Aesthetc skin has contacted us with great news, she is offereing a 10% discount to all you lovely ladies who are in need of some laser hair removal / thread veins removal and acne treatments for this month. If you have been thinking about it then why not go for it and get a discount by quoting stylesalon.

Have a look at some of the treatments Amanda has to offer and visit the Aesthetic Skin website for more information on specific teatments that may interest you. You can also set up a free consultation with Amanda by simply calling now on 0141 248 3610

Laser Face and Leg Vein Removal

This treatment is extremely effective and efficient at immediately diminishing and removing spider veins, broken capillaries and weather damage from the face and the most comfortable, safe and effective system for diminishing the effect of superficial and deeper veins on legs.

Prices from £150 per 15min session (Consultation essential)

 Acne Treatment

Few things make you appear more groomed than well-plucked eyebrows.  Many women have their eyebrows tweezed or threaded professionally and the trend is so hot, eyebrow boutiques are popping up in big cities across the country.  stylesalon recommend you have a professional do your brows first to set a 'blueprint', leaving you to pluck the strays when they come in.  Here's some tips on how to tweeze your own eyebrows.

TIP:

Avoid overplucking.  The biggest mistake people make is to tweeze too much. As it can take months for brows to grow back. Check out Chery Cole's 'gone to far' look. She suits the thicker brow better....

 How to: 

1. There's a simple trick to remember: The space between your brows should be equal to, or a little wider than, your eyes.  To find where your brow should go, take a long eyeshadow brush or pencil and hold it parallel to the side of your nose.  Where the brush meets your brow is where your brow should begin.
2. To find the end of your brow, extend the brush diagonally from your nostril, following the outside edge of your eye toward the brow.  Where the inside edge of the brush hits is where your brow should end.
3. The best brows have a slight arch.  To find yours, hold the brush parallel to the outside edge of the colored part of your eye (the iris).  Where the brush meets the brow is where the highest part of your brow should be.
4. Worried about pain?  Expert's suggest applying to the brow Anbesol, Orajel or any teething gel for babies.  As these will numb the area before plucking.
5. Brush brows up and out.
6. You'll need to invest in a good pair of tweezers with a slanted edge (stylesalon's favorite, are Tweezerman slanted tweezers).
7.  You also want to make sure you're near a window with light pouring in or under a bright light with a good mirror (magnifying mirrors are best, but be sure and flip it over to see your overall effect in the regular mirror).
8. Don't grab too many hairs at a time.  Make sure to pluck hairs in the direction they grow.  You can hold skin taut as you pluck.
9. It's a myth that brows should never be tweezed from above. You want both the bottoms and tops to be smooth. So be careful, but tweeze the top AND the bottom.
10. Stop every few hairs to step back and look at the job you're doing. If you overpluck, you're stuck. Unlike most hairs on your body, your brows won't always grow back once they're yanked.
11. Once you're done plucking, you can apply aloe vera gel, which will calm the redness right away.

Tips:

1. To ensure your tweezers maintain their firm grip, regularly wipe the tips with alcohol to remove any oily build up. Also, keep in mind that Tweezerman will sharpen your tweezers for free when they dull.
2. If your brows are sparse or spotty, you can fill them in by pressing a brown shadow into your brow. Chanel's Perfect Brow Compact is the ultimate brow shadow. It's expensive, but worth the price.
   
3. Plucked too much? Ji Baek, owner of Rescue Beauty Lounge in Manhattan suggests in Elle Magazine that you stimulate hair growth by massaging brows with a toothbrush.
4. If you use a pencil to fill in sparse brows, apply with short, feathered strokes from the inside of the brow out. Then carefully rub brows with a brush or your fingertips to soften the effect.
5. Brow gel helps keep your brows in place all day. Or if you don't have gel, apply a dab of hairspray to your finger and use it to keep unruly hairs in place.
6. I've saved the best tip for last. The ideal time for brow-shaping is the week after your period begins. It the time in your cycle when your body is least sensitive to hair removal.