Not convinced? Perhaps some pictures will change your mind. We have custom made lamp shades, head bands and barrettes, soaps, jewelry, jerk sauce, garden and home signs, handmade cards, and so much more!
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Retail Boutique Now Open
Not convinced? Perhaps some pictures will change your mind. We have custom made lamp shades, head bands and barrettes, soaps, jewelry, jerk sauce, garden and home signs, handmade cards, and so much more!
Friday, November 5, 2010
COLOR ME FALL AND WINTER!!!
Let your STYLIST bring you into Fall and Winter
Awesome Blonde"s
The palette:
The inspiration: Supermodel Natasha Poly
“Stripy highlights are on their way out,” A better strategy, is to break the base and then add a few highlights using very natural placement. “Marry it all together with a warm, translucent butterscotch glaze,” “The effect will really pop against the fall fashion palette.”
“Stripy highlights are on their way out,” A better strategy, is to break the base and then add a few highlights using very natural placement. “Marry it all together with a warm, translucent butterscotch glaze,” “The effect will really pop against the fall fashion palette.”
Beautiful Brunette's !
The inspiration: Supermodel Coco Rocha
The palette: “A rich, solid brunette with integrity is one of my favorite shade's for fall, and Coco embodies that trend completely,”! So concentrate on creating deep and luscious shades for all of you brunette's “Think rich, warm sable and dark milk chocolate,”
The inspiration: Supermodel Coco Rocha
The palette: “A rich, solid brunette with integrity is one of my favorite shade's for fall, and Coco embodies that trend completely,”! So concentrate on creating deep and luscious shades for all of you brunette's “Think rich, warm sable and dark milk chocolate,”
Hot Red Heads!
The inspiration: Karen Elson in the St. John Fall/Winter ad campaign
The palette: “Redheads need to be fiery, shiny and rich this fall,” Avoid dusty-looking, flat color. Elson’s intense crimson is a perfect example—it’s vivid and dimensional!
The inspiration: Karen Elson in the St. John Fall/Winter ad campaign
The palette: “Redheads need to be fiery, shiny and rich this fall,” Avoid dusty-looking, flat color. Elson’s intense crimson is a perfect example—it’s vivid and dimensional!
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Friday, October 15, 2010
Easy Like Sunday Morning
Temps are dropping and hair is going to require extra TLC in the very near future. To give your hair a winter-boost, consider this easy deep conditioning treatment. It requires very little work on your end and the results are intensely satisfying.
Step 1: Shampoo hair with a SURFACE mild-to-moisturizing formula. Rinse thoroughly and squeeze out excess moisture.
Step 2: Choose a SURFACE conditioning formula suitable for your hair type. If locks are fine, you may want to consider SURFACE TRINITY CONDITIONER; if they’re coarse, try SURFACE BABA Hair Masque for Coarse Hair. Begin the application at the ends and work the formula up to the scalp with your fingers. Use a wide-tooth comb to distribute the product evenly.
Step 3: Cover hair with a plastic cap and apply heat for 20 minutes. This allows the hair cuticle to open and the conditioner to penetrate deeply into the strands. Let hair cool for about 5 minutes—the cuticles will close and retain all the moisture.
Step 4: Rinse with warm water until about 80% of the conditioner is gone. Switch to the coolest water you can stand and remove the remainder of the conditioner. This seals the hair shaft, keeping the conditioning ingredients inside where they can do the most good.
Step 5: Apply a leave-in conditioner like SURFACE TRINITY REPAIR TONIC and refrain from shampooing and conditioning for at least a day or two!
Step 1: Shampoo hair with a SURFACE mild-to-moisturizing formula. Rinse thoroughly and squeeze out excess moisture.
Step 2: Choose a SURFACE conditioning formula suitable for your hair type. If locks are fine, you may want to consider SURFACE TRINITY CONDITIONER; if they’re coarse, try SURFACE BABA Hair Masque for Coarse Hair. Begin the application at the ends and work the formula up to the scalp with your fingers. Use a wide-tooth comb to distribute the product evenly.
Step 3: Cover hair with a plastic cap and apply heat for 20 minutes. This allows the hair cuticle to open and the conditioner to penetrate deeply into the strands. Let hair cool for about 5 minutes—the cuticles will close and retain all the moisture.
Step 4: Rinse with warm water until about 80% of the conditioner is gone. Switch to the coolest water you can stand and remove the remainder of the conditioner. This seals the hair shaft, keeping the conditioning ingredients inside where they can do the most good.
Step 5: Apply a leave-in conditioner like SURFACE TRINITY REPAIR TONIC and refrain from shampooing and conditioning for at least a day or two!
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Retail Boutique- Coming Soon!
Ultima Bellezza Salon is embarking up new heights this Fall with the opening of our Retail Boutique with in the Salon.
The front portion of the Salon is being transformed as we speak into a fabulous retail space with wonderful paintings, jewelry, spa products, handmade cards, garden signs, and so many other wonderful gifts.
Now you can get your hair done and get some Christmas shopping out of the way all in one place!
Excited for the retail space? Then come by our Grand Opening on November 1st from 6pm to 9pm:
Featuring a Wine Tasting from Import Iberia
The front portion of the Salon is being transformed as we speak into a fabulous retail space with wonderful paintings, jewelry, spa products, handmade cards, garden signs, and so many other wonderful gifts.
Now you can get your hair done and get some Christmas shopping out of the way all in one place!
Excited for the retail space? Then come by our Grand Opening on November 1st from 6pm to 9pm:
Featuring a Wine Tasting from Import Iberia
The Boutique will feature items from Twilight Soaps & Gifts, Pacific Shores Stone Works, Live Paintings from Patti de Grood, Custom tiles & garden stones from Written in Stone, Uneek Naturals Natures Creations,and handmade cards & invitations from Louie Loo Designs!
Don't miss a special Sneak peak from Three Mad Poppers & Jamaican me Crazy Gourmet Jerk Sauce.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Which Styler is right for your hair...
Having fine hair, I am never really sure which Styling product is right for me and just when I think I get it right, I get overwhelmed by how many products are out there!
Mary Coleman, Owner of Ultima Bellezza Salon breaks it down for us and has the products from Surface hair to make it even easier!
SPRAY GEL: People with kinky, frizzy hair who want well defined ringlets.
WAX: Those who want choppy cuts, like a pixie or shag.
TEXTURIZER: People with fine or slightly wavy hair looking to amp up volume for that beachy look.
POMADE: Short or long hair.
VOLUMIZER: Fine, limp locks or curly hair that tends to fall flat.
SHINE DROPS:Fine, Medium , thick strands that lack luster.
STRAIGHTENING BALM OR SERUM: Those who blow-dry their waves or curls straight.
Remember, Ultima Bellezza Salon carries all SURFACE PRODUCTS stop in and talk to Mary to get the right one for YOUR hair!!!
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